Learn Cucumber BDD From Scratch+ Automation Framework Design

Why take this course?
🎓 Course Title: Learn Cucumber BDD From Scratch + Automation Framework Design
🚀 Highest Rated Course on Cucumber BDD! Master Cucumber with Java, Maven, JUnit, Selenium WebDriver, Page Object Model.
Course Description:
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This comprehensive course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) with Cucumber. You'll progress from the basics to advanced levels of Cucumber coding, ensuring a solid foundation in BDD practices.
Course Outline:
- What is Behavior Driven Development (BDD)?
- Concept of TDD vs BDD
- Cucumber with Junit and Selenium WebDriver
- Practical examples on live websites to understand Cucumber coding
- Cucumber setup
- Creating Cucumber Features
- Writing Cucumber Gherkin Scenarios
- Developing Cucumber Step Definition Files
- Parameterization in Cucmber
- Working with Cucumber Data Tables
- Understanding Cucumber Hooks
- Designing your Cucumber Framework with Page Object Model and Page Factory
I am a staunch believer in hands-on exercise oriented teaching. You won't find any PowerPoint presentations in this course – only real-world scenarios that demonstrate BDD concepts with Cucumber.
Feel free to engage with me by posting your questions and feedback in the comments section below each session video. I am committed to addressing all of your queries.
Course Curriculum Overview:
This course covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Introduction to Cucumber BDD
- Setting up Cucumber with JUnit and Selenium WebDriver
- Writing and executing Cucumber features and scenarios
- Step definitions and parameterization techniques
- Data tables and hooks usage
- Implementing Page Object Model (POM) and Page Factory for better test architecture
Who is this course for?
- QE Automation Engineers
- Selenium WebDriver Aspirants
- Manual Testers looking to transition to automation
- QTP/UFT professionals seeking new skills
- QE Managers in search of improved automation solutions
- Fresh Graduates eager to learn a high-demand skill
- Aspiring coders and automation enthusiasts
Training Program Requirements:
- Basic knowledge of Java and Selenium WebDriver is essential.
- A Windows 10 PC or MacBook with at least 8 GB memory.
- JDK 10 and Eclipse IDE installation.
How to Take This Course?
📅 Step 1: Allocate 30-45 minutes each day for 5 days a week. Regularity is key to mastering BDD with Cucumber.
🎥 Step 2: Divide your learning into small video segments of less than 20 minutes. Watch 2-3 videos daily.
✍️ Step 3: Practical exercises are a core component of this course. Apply what you've learned immediately by trying out the programs and using the downloadable resources.
🖊️ Step 4: Complete the provided assignments, which come with answer keys, to reinforce your learning.
🤔 Step 5: Have questions or issues? Don't hesitate to reach out for support, and I'll ensure your concerns are addressed.
Enjoy your learning journey and happy coding!
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Our Verdict
This course, "Learn Cucumber BDD From Scratch+
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Cucumber BDD, TDD, and automation framework design
- Instructor explains framework concept with practical scenarios using Java, Maven, JUnit, Selenium WebDriver, and Page Object Model
- Clear explanations, simple English, and to-the-point teaching style appeals to learners
- Real-world examples, effective introduction to Cucumber
Potential Drawbacks
- Some users find the course moves a bit slow for certain topics and repetitive in parts
- Java naming standards not consistently followed in example codes
- Occasional typos in the code may cause minor inconveniences
- Bonus section on Cucumber Reporting found disappointing by some users