Automation framework development with Selenium C# (Advanced)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Course

Lecture 2: Basics of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 3: Types of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 4: Components of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 5: Different coding Patterns and what we will be using in this course?

Lecture 6: Above Presentations Downloadable

Chapter 2: Getting Selenium Foundation ready to build stronger Test Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to Selenium

Lecture 2: Installing Visual Studio 2022 and Selenium

Lecture 3: Writing Simple Selenium Test

Lecture 4: Exploring Selenium library and Code In-Depth

Lecture 5: Working with Locators – Part 1

Lecture 6: Working with Locators – Part 2

Lecture 7: Working with Drop Down and Multi-Select Controls

Chapter 3: Understanding and running Application Under Test (AUT)

Lecture 1: Running AUT from Rider and VS 2022 IDEs

Lecture 2: AUT Source code

Chapter 4: Building Selenium Test Framework from complete ground up!

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Running Application Under Test in VS 2022 and from Commandline

Lecture 3: Writing First Test with XUnit for our Application Under Test

Lecture 4: Understanding Dispose Pattern and Disposing IWebDriver with IDisposable

Lecture 5: Cross-Browser Testing with different browsers

Lecture 6: Implementing strongly typed Cross browser Types

Lecture 7: Creating Test Framework structure and moving Driver setup to DriverFixture

Lecture 8: Accessing Selenium WebDriver from Test Framework

Lecture 9: Creating Custom Test Settings for entire Test

Lecture 10: Passing Test Settings from XUnit Tests

Lecture 11: Future proofing DriverFixture with IDriverFixture Interface

Chapter 5: Building Page Object Model code

Lecture 1: Introduction and creating Page Object Code for HomePage

Lecture 2: Page Object Model Code for Product Page

Lecture 3: Source code

Chapter 6: Building Extensions for Framework with C# Extension methods

Lecture 1: Introduction and building Custom Methods for Selenium

Lecture 2: Building Extension methods for Custom Controls

Lecture 3: Switching your IDE from VS 2022 to Rider IDE

Lecture 4: What's following Next ?

Lecture 5: Introduction to HtmlTableExtension for handling Web Tables

Lecture 6: Adding Table extensions

Lecture 7: Running Test with HtmlTableExtension

Lecture 8: Fusing HtmlTableHelper in our code base

Chapter 7: Data Driven Testing

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understanding XUnit [Theory] for Data manipulation

Lecture 3: Passing Data via Concrete Types

Lecture 4: Automatic Data with [AutoData]

Lecture 5: Source code until this section

Chapter 8: Bringing Configuration in Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Building Configuration Reader

Lecture 3: Reading from configuration and use it in framework

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 9: Building Automatic Waiting for Selenium

Lecture 1: Understanding Problem Statement

Lecture 2: Building DriverWait concrete class with Interface

Lecture 3: Using DriverWait with Page Object Model code

Lecture 4: Source Code

Chapter 10: Bringing Dependency Injection in our Test Code

Lecture 1: Introduction and understanding DI

Lecture 2: Dependency Injection in XUnit

Lecture 3: Executing test code with DI

Lecture 4: DI in Page Object Model

Lecture 5: Understanding Separation of Concerns

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: Source Code

Chapter 11: Bringing Specflow Testing and using our Framework

Lecture 1: Creating and setting up Specflow project

Lecture 2: Writing Page Object Model Codes

Lecture 3: Dependency Injection in Specflow

Lecture 4: Implementing Specflow Step Definition

Lecture 5: Adding Assertions in our code

Lecture 6: Specflow Reporting

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: Source Code

Chapter 12: Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution support

Lecture 1: Selenium Grid Introduction

Lecture 2: Update DriverFixture to support Selenium Grid

Lecture 3: Understanding Docker Selenium grid

Lecture 4: Running Tests in Docker Selenium Grid (Standalone)

Lecture 5: Running In application in grid with same application container network

Lecture 6: Running Tests in Dynamic Selenium Grid (YouTube video)

Lecture 7: Building Custom Dynamic Selenium grid with TestContainers (Optional)

Lecture 8: Parallel Execution Support

Lecture 9: Source code

Chapter 13: Adding Extent Reporting Support to our framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Initialising ExtentReport in Specflow Hooks

Lecture 3: Adding Step definitions with Passing Steps

Lecture 4: Adding Step definitions for reports for Failing steps

Lecture 5: Adding Screenshot on failure support in Extent reports

Lecture 6: Running Multiple tests and get the reports for all of them

Lecture 7: Source code

Chapter 14: CI/CD of Selenium Tests within Docker container and GitHub Actions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Running App in Docker container and running Selenium tests in Console

Lecture 3: Bringing Application Under Test and Test Framework in same code base

Lecture 4: Checking-in the code in GitHub Repo

Lecture 5: Creating GitHub Actions workflow for AUT