Automation framework with Selenium Java (Advanced)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Types of frameworks

Lecture 3: Types of Framework Model

Lecture 4: Summary

Chapter 2: Designing automation framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to framework design

Lecture 2: Introduction to framework design (Contd)

Lecture 3: Framework Design Prerequisite

Lecture 4: Starting our framework design in IntelliJ

Lecture 5: Refactor

Chapter 3: Developing Base Components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Writing simple code with Selenium

Lecture 3: Understanding Page Object Models (POM)

Lecture 4: Page Object Model Simplicity

Lecture 5: EA Employee App available Online – Which is discussed in NEXT lecture

Lecture 6: Introducing ExecuteAutomation Employee App

Lecture 7: Handling WebDriver Instance Object

Lecture 8: Page Navigation in Page Object Model

Lecture 9: Page Navigation without Generics

Lecture 10: Page Navigation with Generics

Lecture 11: Handling different browser types (Part A)

Lecture 12: Handling different browser types (Part B)

Lecture 13: Summary

Chapter 4: Developing Utilities components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Developing Excel Utilities (Part A)

Lecture 3: Developing Excel Utilities (Part B)

Lecture 4: Introduction to developing Log Utilities

Lecture 5: Developing Log utilities with Log4j2 (Part A)

Lecture 6: Developing Log utilities with Log4j2 (Part B)

Lecture 7: Developing custom Log Utility

Lecture 8: Developing Database Utility

Lecture 9: Alert: If you are not interested in upcoming two lectures – You are free to Skip

Lecture 10: Developing Reporting Utility (Part A)

Lecture 11: Developing Reporting Utility (Part B)

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 5: Developing Config Components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Developing configuration component (Part A)

Lecture 3: Developing configuration component (Part B)

Lecture 4: Refactoring code

Lecture 5: Summary

Chapter 6: Developing Test Layer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Refactor – To make existing code BDD ready

Lecture 3: Creating and working first cucumber scenario

Lecture 4: Creating and working with cucumber scenario (Contd)

Lecture 5: Creating and working with additional cucumber scenario

Lecture 6: Developing Cucumber Utility (Part A)

Lecture 7: Developing Cucumber Utility (Part B)

Lecture 8: Test Runner and customizing it for running in TestNG

Lecture 9: Test Runner and customizing it for running in TestNG with TestNG.xml

Lecture 10: Customizing custom TestNG runner

Chapter 7: Developing Custom controls of Selenium for framework

Lecture 1: Introduction and getting started with custom controls

Lecture 2: Working with custom control wrapper

Lecture 3: Working with custom control wrapper (Contd)

Lecture 4: Creating custom control to support Page Object Model

Lecture 5: Creating custom control API package

Lecture 6: Creating custom control API package (Contd)

Lecture 7: Implementing custom control for POM with existing code

Lecture 8: Implementing custom control for POM with existing code (Contd)

Lecture 9: Important: Custom controls are extended even further in Section 11

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 8: On-going framework development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Extending Reporting with EARS (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Extending Reporting with EARS (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Writing generic reporting call for EARS in TestInitilize

Chapter 9: Season 2 – Course upgrade and Tidbits

Lecture 1: Introduction to Season 2

Lecture 2: Changes to framework structure and upgrade

Lecture 3: Adding Selenium Wait library (Part 1)

Lecture 4: Adding Selenium Wait library (Part 2)

Lecture 5: Cucumber Utilities upgrade

Lecture 6: Cucumber Utilities upgrade (Contd)

Lecture 7: Complete source code

Lecture 8: Converting framework to Maven Standard

Lecture 9: Adding Cucumber reporting with Maven command support

Lecture 10: Complete source code

Lecture 11: Adding Java 10 support to our framework

Lecture 12: Complete source code

Chapter 10: Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution support

Lecture 1: Introduction to Selenium Grid and Parallel Support

Lecture 2: Modifying the framework to support Selenium Grid by using Static RemoteWebDriver

Lecture 3: Modifying the framework to support Selenium Grid in proper way

Lecture 4: Test Settings and Maven Support for Selenium Grid in our framework

Lecture 5: Running Parallel Test with TestNG and Maven command line

Lecture 6: Complete source code

Chapter 11: Extending Custom controls in framework for our custom selenium controls

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting framework ready for MacOS

Lecture 3: Extending custom controls

Lecture 4: Refactoring custom controls to align framework standard

Lecture 5: Fluent Interface design for Custom controls

Chapter 12: Bonus – Selenium grid execution with Zalenium and Docker container

Lecture 1: Bonus – Selenium grid execution with Zalenium and Docker container

Lecture 2: Bonus – Scaling and customizing Zalenium with Selenium code