An End-to-End Selenium automation framework development in Cross-Platform using .NET 8
InstructorKarthik KKInstruction covers sophisticated architectural patterns including Dependency Injection, the Dispose pattern for IWebDriver, and automated data setup using AutoFixture.
The curriculum extends beyond local execution to include Selenium Grid, Docker containers, and GitHub Actions workflows.
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This course overview slide outlines the curriculum structure, featuring crash courses for Specflow, XUnit, and AutoFixture alongside a nested diagram of architectural patterns.
This slide outlines key curriculum highlights, covering better test development with Selenium and .NET 7, framework development, dependency injection, and industry-standard coding practices.
This slide outlines the course's history since its 2014 launch, noting drastic changes in Selenium C# and the transition of the .NET framework to cross-platform support.
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The presence of a .NET Core 3.1 crash course and reports of content referencing Java-based ecosystems may conflict with the primary .NET 8 focus.
Some sections rely heavily on slide-based instruction rather than live code demonstrations, and the lack of a central repository can hinder following along.
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The curriculum aligns with the target of advanced testers, but mismatch between content and intended ecosystem focus is noted in some signals.