Develop a POM Framework with Selenium 4 & TestNG using Industry Best Practices, Design Patterns & API Integration
InstructorOmprakash Chavan
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A diagram overlays a laptop keyboard, mapping a Java project file tree to architectural concepts like Factory Design Pattern and Page Objects.
A code editor view showing the StorePage.java file with Java and Selenium syntax, alongside a project structure tree listing framework components.
A dark laptop keyboard background with a text overlay listing Selenium guidelines in white and green fonts.
A dark laptop keyboard background featuring a white heading labeled BAD PRACTICES alongside a list of green text items describing common testing issues.
Instruction covers specific patterns including Builder for Page Objects, Singleton for configuration, and Factory design using interfaces.
The curriculum includes using REST Assured to inject cookies and set application state, facilitating faster atomic tests.
One sampled review suggests that learners use a dedicated live e-commerce website to apply automation techniques in a realistic context.
Some signals suggest confusion caused by writing code before explaining underlying concepts or using inconsistent methodologies.
One sampled review suggests that learners have noted a desire for more tutorial videos or structured ways to verify if completed tasks are correct.
The content aligns well with the goal of transitioning to SDET roles through framework development.