Test Automation using Selenium WebDriver with Java: Step by Step Guide

Test Automation using Selenium WebDriver with Java: Step by Step Guide

<p> <strong><u>About the Book</u></strong> </p> <p> Test Automation using Selenium WebDriver, is the latest book released on Selenium 2.0 using Java as a programming language. This Selenium book has been designed with the objectives of <strong>simplicity</strong> and <strong>ease of understanding</strong>. </p> <p> After huge success of author Navneesh Garg’s first book (<strong>Test Automation using Unified Functional Testing</strong>) this book follows a similar step by step approach to <strong>Install, configure and design automation framework </strong>using Selenium WebDriver<strong> </strong>and it components. </p> <p> <strong><u>Who is this book for?</u></strong> </p> <p> This book is recommended both for those who are <strong>beginning to learn test automation</strong> (using Selenium WebDriver) and for <strong>advanced automation users</strong>. It follows a unique training based approach instead of a regular text book approach. Using a step by step approach, it guides the students through the exercises using pictorial snapshots. </p> <p> It includes many practical examples and issues which most of the automation testers encounter in day-to-day automation. These experiences will give you an insight into what challenges you could face with automation in the real world. <strong>Practical examples</strong> cover how to use most of the features within Selenium WebDriver. </p> <p> <strong><u>No Programming Background?</u></strong> </p> <p> A major fear amongst functional testers who want to learn Selenium is of programming language and coding. As a part of this we will cover <strong>just enough basics on Java programming language</strong> that will give the readers confidence to use Selenium WebDriver. </p> <p> <strong><u>Integrations Covered</u></strong> </p> <p> This book cover Selenium Webdriver integration with independent components to be installed like <strong>Java, FireBug, Firepath, Eclipse, TestNG, ANT and Jenkins</strong> (Continuous Integration tool) We will cover step by step installation, configuration and use of each of these components. </p> <p> Those want to know about Cross Browser testing, it covers how to use Selenium WebDriver to run o <strong>IE, Firefox and Chrome browsers</strong>. </p> <p> It also covers Selenium components like <strong>Selenium IDE and Selenium Grid</strong>. We will cover setup of Selenium Grid and perform parallel execution of Selenium WebDriver scripts on multiple browsers. </p> <p> It also covers aspects of <strong>Continuous Integration tool Jenkins</strong> so that Selenium WebDriver scripts can be integrated with the development environment and run on nightly builds. </p> <p> <strong><u>Quotes from Reviewers</u></strong> </p> <p> “Terrific follow-up to previous book on automation tool HP UFT... this time on Selenium! Step-by-step setup of the tool and scripting tasks are both explained using easy to understand language. Automation concepts, processes, and real-life scenarios are also provided to enhance the tester's technical skills.” </p> <p> William B. </p> <p> “A great hands-on guide to learn Selenium WebDriver with Java. Real-life examples and experiences are great help to understand objectives and issues with automation. A great recommend for everyone” </p> <p> Emily Jones </p>