Selenium Java Made Easy for Beginners (Learn in 30 days)

Selenium Java Made Easy for Beginners (Learn in 30 days), available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 73 lectures, based on 82 reviews, and has 418 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Selenium Java Made Easy for Beginners (Learn in 30 days)

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Selenium
Core Java for Selenium

Who Should Attend

If you are a Beginner and want to finish up learning Selenium in 30 days, then this course is for you.
And also this course is also for Beginners who want to learn Selenium along with Core Java that is required for learning Selenium.

Target Audiences

If you are a Beginner and want to finish up learning Selenium in 30 days, then this course is for you.
And also this course is also for Beginners who want to learn Selenium along with Core Java that is required for learning Selenium.

If you are a beginner, who want to learn Selenium from scratch without having any Programming knowledge, then this course is for you.

If you can complete a video a day, you will be able to complete this course in 30 days.

All the pre-requisites like Core Java, Locators etc. are covered in this video course, so you don’t have to learn them separately.

Even Core Java that is required for learning Selenium is covered in detail and easy way.

All the topics are explained in a beginner friendly and easiest way.

In 30 days, this optimised and well organised course will make you an expert in Selenium and will boost your confidence like anything.

We have also provided the notes, so that you don’t have to go through the videos again and again. Go through the videos once and later use the notes to recollect and prepare fast when needed and for interviews.

The below are the topics covered in this course:

Introduction
Locators
XPath Expressions Cheat-sheet
CSS Selectors Cheat-sheet
Core Java for Selenium in detail
WebDriver Commands in detail
Selenium and different browsers
Handling Alerts
Handling Windows
Waiting Mechanism
Handling Frames
Handling Lightbox
Actions Class
Keys Class
Taking Screenshots
Auto Suggestive Drop-downs
Handling Tables
Handling Calendar
Maven
WebDriverManager
End to End Scenario automation
Debugging Scripts
TestNG
Selenium Grid
Properties
SelectorsHub
Maven Commands
Jenkins
Extent Reports
POI API
Log4j
Accessing Test Data from Database
Page Object Model and Page Factory
Cucumber and BDD,
Developing a framework
Git
GitHub
SauceLabs.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Day 1 – Introduction to Selenium (Video)

Lecture 2: Day 1 – Introduction to Selenium (Notes)

Lecture 3: Use SelectorsHub in place of ChroPath

Lecture 4: SelectorsHub – The Best Alternative

Lecture 5: Day 2 – Locators (Video)

Lecture 6: Day 2 – Locators (Notes)

Chapter 2: Java for Selenium

Lecture 1: Day 3 – Java (Part 1) – Getting Started with Java (Video)

Lecture 2: Day 3 – Java (Part 1) – Getting Started with Java (Notes)

Lecture 3: Day 4 – Java (Part 2) – Variables, Data Types, Literals and Operators (Video)

Lecture 4: Day 4 – Java (Part 2) – Variables, Data Types, Literals and Operators (Notes)

Lecture 5: Day 5 – Java (Part 3) – Flow Control Statements (Video)

Lecture 6: Day 5 – Java (Part 3) – Flow Control Statements (Notes)

Lecture 7: Day 6 – Java (Part 4) – Arrays, Methods and Variables (Video)

Lecture 8: Day 6 – Java (Part 4) – Arrays, Methods and Variables (Notes)

Lecture 9: Day 7 – Java (Part 5) – Classes, Objects, Strings and Wrapper Classes (Video)

Lecture 10: Day 7 – Java (Part 5) – Classes, Objects, Strings and Wrapper Classes (Notes)

Lecture 11: Day 8 – Java (Part 6) – Consturctors, this, Overloading and Packages (Video)

Lecture 12: Day 8 – Java (Part 6) – Consturctors, this, Overloading and Packages (Notes)

Lecture 13: Day 9 – Java (Part 7) – Inheritance, Overriding and Modifiers (Video)

Lecture 14: Day 9 – Java (Part 7) – Inheritance, Overriding and Modifiers (Notes)

Lecture 15: Day 10 – Java (Part 8) – Interfaces and Exception Handling (Video)

Lecture 16: Day 10 – Java (Part 8) – Interfaces and Exception Handling (Notes)

Lecture 17: Day 11 – Java (Part 9) – Handling Files and Collections Framework (Video)

Lecture 18: Day 11 – Java (Part 9) – Handling Files and Collections Framework (Notes)

Chapter 3: Selenium WebDriver

Lecture 1: Day 12 – WebDriver (Introduction, Downloading, Configuration and API Commands

Lecture 2: Day 12 – Notes

Lecture 3: Day 13 – WebDriver API Commands and Executing Scripts on different browsers

Lecture 4: Day 13 – Notes

Lecture 5: Day 14 – Handling Windows, Alerts, Drop-downs, Multi-Selection,Waiting Mechanism

Lecture 6: Day 14 – Notes

Lecture 7: Day 15 – XPath Expressions – Cheatsheet (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Day 15 – Notes

Lecture 9: Day 16 – XPath Expressions – Cheatsheet (Part 2)

Lecture 10: Day 16 – Notes

Lecture 11: Day 17 – CSS Selectors – Cheatsheet

Lecture 12: Day 17 – Notes

Lecture 13: Day 18 – Handling Frames, Lightbox, Actions class and Keys class

Lecture 14: Day 18 – Notes

Lecture 15: Day 19 – Taking Screenshots, Handling Auto-suggest Dropdowns, Calendar & Tables

Lecture 16: Day 19 – Notes

Chapter 4: Framework Concepts

Lecture 1: Day 20 – Maven, WebDriverManager, Automating End to End scenario and Debugging

Lecture 2: Day 20 – Notes

Lecture 3: Day 21 – TestNG (Part 1) – Installation,Configuration,Annotations and Assertions

Lecture 4: Day 21 – Notes

Lecture 5: Day 22 – TestNG (Part 2) – testng.xml, Commenting,Groups and attributes

Lecture 6: Day 22 – Notes

Lecture 7: Day23 – TestNG Parameterization,Listeners,DataDrivenTesting & Parallel Execution

Lecture 8: Day 23 – Notes

Lecture 9: Day 24 – Selenium Grid, Properties (Global Parameters) and SelectorsHub Addon

Lecture 10: Day 24 – Notes

Lecture 11: Day 25 – Maven Commands and Jenkins

Lecture 12: Day 25 – Notes

Lecture 13: Day 26 – Extent Reports and POI API

Lecture 14: Day 26 – Notes

Lecture 15: Day 27 – Log4j2 and Test Data from Database

Lecture 16: Day 27 – Notes

Lecture 17: Day 28 – Page Object Model, Page Factory and AutoIt

Lecture 18: Day 28 – Notes

Lecture 19: Day 29 – Cucumber and BDD (Part 1) – Installing,Feature Files & Step Definitions

Lecture 20: Day 29 – Notes

Lecture 21: Day 30 – Cucumber and BDD (Part 2) – Runner, Scenario Outline & Background

Lecture 22: Day 30 – Notes

Lecture 23: Day 31 – Cucumber and BDD (Part 3) – Regular Expressions, Report and Tags

Lecture 24: Day 31 – Notes

Lecture 25: Day 32 – Cucumber & BDD (Part 4) – Hooks, DataTables, Integrating TestNG & Maven

Lecture 26: Day 32 – Notes

Chapter 5: Developing a Framework and Automating Live Project

Lecture 1: Day 33 – Developing a Framework and Automating Live Project (Part 1)

Lecture 2: Day 33 – Notes

Lecture 3: Day 34 – Developing a Framework and Automating Live Project (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Day 34 – Notes

Lecture 5: Download Framework Here

Chapter 6: Git, GitHub and SauceLabs

Lecture 1: Day 35 – Git, GitHub and SauceLabs

Lecture 2: Day 35 – Notes

Instructors

Arun Motoori
Software Testing Blogger & Trainer

Rating Distribution

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2 stars: 0 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 23 votes
5 stars: 51 votes

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