Reading Time: 5 minutes Selenium has been in the market for the past many years and has been dominating its competitors. This blog will show us the new feature in Selenium 4 and how we can utilize them in our code. Firstly, let’s have a look at the architecture of both Selenium 3 & Selenium 4 and see what are the differences between them. Architecture: Selenium 3 Vs. Selenium Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Selenium Grid is a tool that we can use for testing, automating web applications, and run them on remote machines. We can run our tests to integrate them with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins. In this blog, we will see Jenkins Integration with Selenium Grid. Why is Jenkins integration required? Test automation helps us with continuous defects, errors, and bugs as early as possible. If Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the last blog, we saw how we can use locator strategies to find and use different elements for automating our projects. In this blog, we will see how we can automate the drop-down menu and checkbox using selenium 4.0. What’s the need for automating drop-down menu and checkbox? Nowadays most websites contain drop-down menus and check boxes to perform various interactions with the website. Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Selenium is used for testing and automating the web applications. We can run our tests with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins. In this blog we will see Jenkins Integration and reporting using Selenium 4. Why is Jenkins integration required? Test automation helps us with continuous defects, errors, and bugs as early as possible. Earlier the issue is found, cheaper it is to fix it. With Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello everyone, in our last blog we saw that how we can execute ours test in headless mode and now in this blog we will see how we can achieve Data-driven framework with selenium, Scala, and SBT. Need for data-driven framework A data-Driven framework helps us in separating the test script logic and the test data from one another. It allows us to write test Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Selenium is being used by many major organizations across the world. Using selenium we can automate the GUI and see it run in real-time. But what if we just want to execute our tests without actually opening the web browser and the website or the web application? In this blog, we will see how we can do that using Headless browser testing in selenium using Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes In the last blog, we saw how we can setup a maven project in Selenium (Getting started with Selenium 4.0) and now we will see different Locator strategy using Selenium 4.0 Why Why Locators are required? When we go to any website it has multiple fields, buttons, forms, etc. We need to uniquely identify the elements present on the website in order to successfully automate Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Selenium has been in the market for the past many years and has been dominating their competitors. In this blog, we will see how we can set up a selenium 4.0 maven project. We will be using Java as our primary language for coding. Setting up the project Create a new maven project in intellij. Give a name to your project and click on finish. Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes In the previous blog we saw that what exactly is Agile testing and in this blog we will see in introduction to Principles For Agile Testers. What is an Agile tester? So get into the principles for Agile testers we first need to know what is an Agile tester? A professional tester who is not scared of change has knowledge about technical and business aspects Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes When we talk about Agile the first thing that pops into our mind is Agile development. But here we are going to see and learn about an introduction to Agile Testing that how testers work in Agile, the contrast between Agile Testing and development, and traditional vs. Agile approach. What is Agile Testing? In the world of software development, there are two very common terminologies, Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous blog, we saw that we can integrate our test cases with Jenkins. Now, in this blog, we will see how we can achieve data-driven testing using karate DSL. What is DDT? DDT or data-driven testing is an technique in which we read the data from a table or an excel sheet or a CSV file (or any external file), and take them Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous blog, we saw how to make GET and POST calls using karate DSL. In this blog, we will see how we can use karate DSL by reading data from external files and also how we can change the values of the request body. Firstly we will need to create a simple JSON file from which we will be reading the body for Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous blog, we saw how we can set up a project in karate DSL and saw the folder structure in this blog we will see how to make POST and GET API calls and how it can be automated using karate DSL. First, we need to create a .feature file where we will write our test cases. We have already seen the file Continue Reading
