Selenium Java Test Framework & Best Practices – Masterclass

Develop a POM Framework with Selenium 4 & TestNG using Industry Best Practices, Design Patterns & API Integration

Created by: Omprakash Chavan
Test Automation Lead

What Will I Learn?

• Develop Page Object Model frameworks from scratch for any Live website
• 50+ Industry best practices to follow for framework development
• Learn to develop Readable, Maintainable and Scalable frameworks from scratch
• Bad practices to avoid during framework development
• Easily integrate APIs using REST Assured to skip login through UI [Selenium recommendation]
• Use APIs to setup test data [Selenium Recommendation]
• Learn how to easily write Atomic and Independent tests [Selenium Recommendation]
• Learn how to setup application state for tests [Selenium Recommendation]
• Learn to implement Parallel execution using TestNG, Maven and JUnit
• How to easily configure and drive automation frameworks using TestNG, JUnit and Maven
• Factory Design Pattern - Using Interface and Abstract class
• Singleton Design Pattern
• Learn how to follow the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
• Learn how to follow the Do Not Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle
• When and how to use OOP concepts in frameworks [Inheritance, Interface, Encapsulation, Polymorphism]
• Learn how to reuse Page Objects using Composition
• Learn about Fluent Interface and Builder design in Page Objects
• Manage test data as Java Objects using POJOs
• Synchronization [Wait] best practices
• How to easily handle Stale Element and Element Click Intercepted exceptions
• How to effectively use TestNG Data providers to drive test variations
• How to go about efficiently supporting multiple browsers and Environments
• Automated WebDriver management
• Learn Allure Reporting and generate feature rich reports
• Learn how to integrate the framework with GitHub
• Learn how to auto-trigger automation from Jenkins using GitHub Web Hooks, SCM Polling and Build Frequency

Requirements

• Just know how to automate basic tests using Selenium and you are good to go
• No prior framework development experience needed
• JAVA programming knowledge is not really required. I have got you covered with the necessary stuff.

Target audience

• Software engineers looking to learn how real automation frameworks are built from scratch
• Software engineers struggling with developing automation frameworks
• Teams struggling with developing automation frameworks that really works
• Software engineers looking to learn industry best practices for framework development
• Software engineers looking to transition to SDET role