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Course Outline
Locating elements
- ID, CSS, XPath and Name location strategies
- Handling dynamic attributes
- Building a path
- Best practices
Project
- Preparing Visual Studio
- Adding required libraries
NUnit
- Annotations
- Assertions
- Parameterized test fixtures
Selenium WebDriver
- Cross-browser testing
- Waiting for dynamic content
- Taking screenshots
- Performing keyboard and mouse actions
- Handling pop-up windows
- Debugging
NLog
- Configuring custom logs
Design patterns
- Making code reusable
- Page Objects Model
Distributed testing
- Running Selenium standalone server
- Configuring Selenium Grid
- Using Remote WebDriver
Requirements
- Automated testing experience with Selenium
- Web application development experience (recommended)
- Understanding of C# (recommended)
14 Hours
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- Customized Content: We adapt the syllabus and practical exercises to the real goals and needs of your project.
- Flexible Schedule: Dates and times adapted to your team's agenda.
- Format: Online (live), In-company (at your offices), or Hybrid.
Price per private group, online live training, starting from 3200 € + VAT*
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Testimonials (3)
Course was very practical. Trainer knows his subject very well.
Piotr - Scottish Enterprise
Course - Advanced Selenium with C#
The step by step demo by trainer and constant q&a.
Jameela Parveen - I-Access Solutions Pte Ltd
Course - Advanced Selenium with C#
Trainer is nice. His explanation is clear and interesting. He try to make the lessons interesting as possible. I enjoyed the lesson and gained a lot of knowledge. Thank you so much. The most useful technique I learned is the locating elements for different web component like textbox, radio buttons and buttons. Sometimes, the element ID is not capture correctly. We learned a different way of locating elements by using CSS selectors, XPath, Name and ID. I like the explanation. Thanks
