Learn Selenium Automation

To make sure a live version of a web app works as good as in the local development environment, multiple tests must be performed taking countless hours to complete. There was a time when everything had to be done by someone with eyes, brains, and plenty of working hours available. Since Selenium came in, automated testing replaced the need for manual testers. As nowadays the development methodologies work in very short time frames, we must have a tool for repeatable, deterministic testing that would provide feedback instantly. Solution? You got it – it's Selenium. Learn Selenium for your automation testing in this detailed tutorial and gain the skills to complete webdriver automation!

What makes it worth to learn Selenium?

Reason #1 is that Selenium is an open-source tool. It is community-based, meaning that the support is available for free.

Reason #2 is that Selenium supports… many things:
It offers multi-language support (Java, Ruby, C#, JS, Perl, etc.). There's a misconception that you need to know Java well for Selenium automation. I disagree. I started with C# and learned Java only later.
Selenium supports multiple operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, and other), so you can create tailored testing suite on any platform and even execute it on a different one.
And you can use Selenium across different browsers (IE, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.), which will become handy when you need to execute testing in a few browsers at the same time.

Reason #3 – It's easily implemented. Selenium has a user-friendly interface where you can design and run tests effectively and smoothly.

What can you expect to learn in this Selenium tutorial?

It'll be easier if you already have basics of software testing and Java, but this course is also suitable to learn Selenium for beginners.

Let's have a look at what'll be in your schedule.

• This Selenium tutorial will start with section 1, where you'll begin to learn Selenium from familiarizing yourself with the basic concepts. You'll work on identifying elements (locators – ID, name, class) on Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers. You'll get an introduction to Xpath and its approaches.
• Section 2 is where you'll practice creating automation programs with various Selenium commands. You'll work on invoking IE and Firefox browsers and learn to handle basic input form fields, browser actions, checkboxes and radio buttons, etc.
• Section 3 will be your Selenium webdriver tutorial where you'll learn to analyze more advanced Selenium concepts. Here, you'll practice handling windows, date picker, learn about wait commands, action classes, and other useful things.
• When you get a grip of Selenium webdriver tutorial, sections 4 and 5 will introduce you to TestNG and Maven. You'll build an understanding of how you can use them in the whole Selenium automation process.

Reserve your seat on a journey to quick automation with Selenium!

Selenium is now becoming a must-have skill for testers who want to find a job as QA specialists. Take this course to learn Selenium's most necessary concepts quickly and add Selenium to your resume.