Automation Architect - Selenium WebDriver - 9 Live Projects
Why take this course?
🌟 Automation Architect - Selenium WebDriver with 9 Live Projects 🌟
Course Headline:
Master Framework Implementation on Live Projects with our Comprehensive Selenium WebDriver Course (Latest Selenium 4 and Extent Reports 5.x included)
Introduction: The only course to immerse you in a hands-on learning experience with 9 Live projects on different frameworks, all designed from scratch. This architect-level course is meticulously tailored to cover all major framework designing concepts and their implementation, focusing on the utilities that are most commonly asked about in Selenium and Appium interviews.
Course Overview: Our course has been recently updated with the latest versions of Selenium 4 and Extent Reports 5.x series. It's designed to equip you with the expertise to demonstrate an experience of 2-3+ years in Selenium, making you job-market ready. By the end of this course, you'll be able to showcase a robust portfolio of framework designs implemented in live projects, covering a wide array of functionalities and technologies.
Key Topics & Technologies Covered:
- Framework Components: Excel Reader, Logs, Mails, Zip, Listeners (Soft assertions, Test Failure), Jenkins, Maven, ReportNG, ExtentReports, Database, Properties, Runmodes, TestNG, ScreenshotUtils, Parallel Execution, Docker, Java Generics, MultiThreading.
- Advanced Frameworks & Concepts: Page Object Model, Page Factory, Data Driven Framework, Grid Implementation, Cucumber BDD, Keyword Driven Framework.
Projects & Frameworks:
- Data Driven Framework
- Grid Implemented Data Driven Framework
- Page Object Model
- Page Object Model with Page Factory
- Cucumber BDD with Page Objects and Page Factories
- Page Object Model & Page Factory with Java Generics & MultiThreading (Parallel Execution)
- Cucumber BDD with Parallel Execution
- Data + Keyword Driven Framework (Live Batch Recordings)
- Page Object Model with Page Factories (Live Batch Recordings)
Course Structure:
- Basic Requirement: A foundational understanding of Core Java and WebDriver is necessary to get the most out of this course.
Who Should Take This Course? This course is ideal for:
- Automation Engineers looking to advance their skills in Selenium WebDriver.
- Developers who want to implement robust testing frameworks.
- Anyone aspiring to become an Automation Architect.
Happy Learning! 🚀 Join us on this journey to master Selenium WebDriver and framework implementation with real-world, live projects. Dive deep into the world of automation and emerge as a certified expert ready to take on the challenges of modern software testing. 📚🖥️🎓
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Our Verdict
Automation Architect - Selenium WebDriver with 9 Live Projects is a course designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of framework implementation on live projects. Although dated in some places and requiring foundational knowledge before diving into the content, the course provides real-life project exposure while offering clear explanations and helpful assistance from the instructor whenever needed. While audio quality may not always be professional, Rahul's expertise and commitment to teaching make this a valuable learning resource for aspiring automation architects.
What We Liked
- The course is comprehensive and detailed, with 106 total hours of content that covers framework designing in depth.
- Instructor Rahul is knowledgeable and passionate about the subject matter, providing helpful responses to questions within reasonable time frames.
- Real-life projects provide valuable exposure to automation, enabling students to learn how to automate any website efficiently.
- Clear voice and good communication from the instructor make it easier for slower learners to understand the concepts.
Potential Drawbacks
- Some of the content may be outdated and could benefit from updates in certain areas.
- The pace can be fast for some learners, making it essential to have basic knowledge of Selenium and Java before taking this course.
- The instructor's pronunciation might require improvement, and audio quality is not always professional.
- Some concepts are described in bits and pieces, making it hard for students to relate the topics.