
Set up your local environment for Java testing by configuring your free source labs username and access key as environment variables, and use the get pod setup to fork repository.
Explore end-to-end browser tests, or Selenium tests, and verify the full stack from the DOM to the database, including login, cart, and checkout, using page objects and WebDriver.
Explore frontend performance testing with automatic per-URL captures and Lighthouse-based metrics to monitor regressions over time up to 60 days, view full reports, and identify why pages slow down.
Throughout the course, we will focus on a holistic approach of risk mitigation by doing functional web testing, visual testing, performance testing, and many more.
What's in this course?
Create a framework for doing comprehensive web testing
Use industry-standard best practices such as page objects
Create functional browser tests using Selenium
Code visual e2e tests using Screener
Run in massive parallel (100s of tests in < 5mins)
Automatically get robust test reports with logs + videos
Technologies you will use:
Sauce Labs
Selenium
Sauce Visual
Junit
Java
Maven
Who this course is for:
Advanced developers looking to learn how to test web applications.
This is NOT a beginners course and you will not learn Java testing fundamentals here. However, you will learn a number of amazing skills, and tools to help you test web applications.
At least 1 year of Java programming
Deep understanding of Selenium WebDriver
Deep understanding of OOP
Java 8 installed
Java IDE installed
Git
Maven installed
Ready to start? Check out the full curriculum and jump into the tutorial.
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