Advanced Automation framework with Appium C# – 2020 Updated

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Appium

Lecture 1: Introduction on the course

Lecture 2: An Introduction

Lecture 3: How Appium Works ?

Lecture 4: Understanding Appium with iOS and Android

Chapter 2: Automating Hybrid Ionic android application in Windows 10

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Appium Desktop for Windows 10 OS

Lecture 3: Writing simple code in Appium with C# for Ionic application

Lecture 4: Creating Ionic application for Appium automation

Lecture 5: Writing simple code in Appium with C# for Ionic application (Contd)

Lecture 6: Recollecting and resolving the issues with above simple code

Lecture 7: Invoking and managing Appium server from C# code

Chapter 3: Refactoring code to align with framework development changes

Lecture 1: Attention – Some of code in this section will be upgraded in Section 12

Lecture 2: Refactoring our existing code to align with future framework development

Lecture 3: Refactoring our existing code to align with future framework development (Contd)

Lecture 4: Refactoring our existing code to align with future framework development (Contd)

Lecture 5: Removing static from all our existing code to get code ready for Parallel tests

Lecture 6: Removing static from existing code to get code ready for Parallel tests (Contd)

Lecture 7: Removing static and closing Android application after test execution

Chapter 4: Page Object Model for Appium with C# for Ionic application

Lecture 1: Attention – Some of code in this section will be upgraded in Section 12

Lecture 2: Page Object Model for Appium with C#

Lecture 3: Page Object Model for Appium with C# (Contd)

Lecture 4: Page Object Model for Appium with C# (Contd)

Lecture 5: Page Object Model for Appium with C#

Lecture 6: Page Navigation of POM

Chapter 5: Automation Native iOS Xamarin App in MacOS

Lecture 1: Source code until Page Object Model

Lecture 2: Introduction to Appium running in MacOS

Lecture 3: Installing Appium desktop client and Appium server

Lecture 4: Appium desktop client for MacOS

Lecture 5: Adding code to support Native iOS app support for our existing project (Part 1)

Lecture 6: Adding code to support Native iOS app support for our existing project (Part 2)

Lecture 7: Locating Xamarin app UI elements via Appium Inspector and adding them to code

Lecture 8: Page Object Model for Appium with C# for Native application

Lecture 9: Page Object Model for Appium with Java for Native application

Lecture 10: Complete source code

Chapter 6: Summary of Season 1

Lecture 1: Summary

Chapter 7: Season 2 – Introduction and framework design overview

Lecture 1: Introduction to Season 2

Lecture 2: Framework Introduction

Lecture 3: Introduction to Framework design and development

Chapter 8: BDD with Specflow for Appium C#

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Specflow Reference for existing project

Lecture 3: Specflow scenario implementation

Lecture 4: Specflow scenario implementation (Contd.)

Lecture 5: Specflow scenario implementation (Contd.)

Lecture 6: Dependency Injection will be deprecated in Section 12

Lecture 7: Dependency Injection

Lecture 8: Complete source code

Chapter 9: Base and Appium Extension Implementation

Lecture 1: Attention – Some of code in this section will be upgraded in Section 12

Lecture 2: Introduction to Base Implementation

Lecture 3: Changes to Page classes in our project

Lecture 4: Base Page Implementation

Lecture 5: Base Navigation changes

Lecture 6: Page Navigation of POM with Generics in C#

Lecture 7: Page Navigation of POM with Generics in C#

Lecture 8: Introduction to Appium Extensions

Lecture 9: Bringing AppiumDriver instead of Android or iOSDriver

Lecture 10: Bringing AppiumDriver instead of Android or iOSDriver (Contd)

Lecture 11: Appium Extensions Refactor

Lecture 12: Handling BoDi.ObjectContainerException

Lecture 13: Appium Extensions Generic

Lecture 14: Complete source code

Chapter 10: Custom configuration development

Lecture 1: Attention – Some of code in this section will be upgraded in Section 12

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Custom configuration Implementation

Lecture 4: Custom configuration Implementation (Contd)

Lecture 5: Custom configuration Implementation (Contd)

Lecture 6: Complete source code

Chapter 11: Refactor the complete code to framework and test layer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Refactor and season summary

Lecture 3: Complete source code

Chapter 12: Season 3 – Upgrade Appium to 2020 with .NET Core 3.1 Cross platform support

Lecture 1: Introduction to upgrade

Lecture 2: Upgrading project to latest of everything and checkout the breaking changes

Lecture 3: Migrating .NET Full Framework to .NET Core project

Lecture 4: Understanding the problem with PageFactory of Page Object Model

Lecture 5: Creating our new Hybrid Ionic Application Under Test (AUT)

Lecture 6: Complete Source code of Ionic App along with APK

Lecture 7: Page Object Model without Page Factory and AppiumWebElement

Lecture 8: Page Object Model without Page Factory and AppiumWebElement (Contd)

Lecture 9: Understanding Specflow breaking change with ScenarioContext.Current

Lecture 10: Understanding Lazy Initialization in C#

Lecture 11: Source Code of Lazy Initialization

Lecture 12: Creating DriverFactory for AppiumDriver to access across framework

Lecture 13: Fixing InitializeAppiumDriver with AppiumOptions and new IContextAware

Lecture 14: Depreciating existing AppiumContext from Framework

Lecture 15: Creating PageFactory for Page Navigation

Chapter 13: Implementing .NET Core based configuration

Lecture 1: Introduction to section

Lecture 2: Understanding .NET Core Configurations

Lecture 3: Making New Config changes