Automating testing for browser-based software is a good and efficient way to simplify frequent testing of Web applications and Web apps. Because Selenium is an open source tool, supporting multiple languages such as Java, C#, Python and JavaScript, Selenium can be used relatively inexpensively and widely. An additional advantage is that test cases only need to be developed once, after which the tool allows them to be run on multiple operating systems. Using Selenium does require some programming knowledge.
What can I do with it?
In this two-day training course, you will gain experience in setting up a test frameworks (JUnit or TestNG for Java; MStest, NUnit or xUnit for C#) by performing a large number of exercises in the development language of your choice (Java or C#). These frameworks are where the tests and controls are built.
Automating consists not only of executing a test case, but also of preparing the initial situation and leaving the environment tidy afterwards. Thus, participants learn to make choices that make their test code readable, maintainable and extensible.
At the end of the training the participants receive the material digitally, so that they can immediately apply what they have learned in their own practice.
The target audience for this training consists of anyone who wants to get involved in implementing a test automation framework. It is highly desirable that participants in this training have knowledge and experience in programming (preferably in Java or C#), but this is not a requirement.
Enroll for this course Automated Testing with Selenium (Java/C#).
