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Cucumber and Selenium in Java

Learn with Examples

3.43 (34 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Software Testing

What you will learn

Learn to write Selenium tests using Cucumber in Java

Understand BDD concept

Understand the Gherkin Language Syntax

Why take this course?

🎓 Course Title: Mastering Cucumber and Selenium with Java for BDD 🚀

Course Headline: Dive into the World of Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) with Practical Examples using Cucumber and Selenium in Java! 🍎⚙️

Course Description:

Embark on a comprehensive journey to master the art of Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) through this insightful online course. BDD is a software development approach that encourages collaboration among developers, QA, and non-technical or business participants in a disciplined manner. By leveraging the Cucumber framework, you'll learn to write clear requirements with a conversational language that's easily understood by everyone involved in the project lifecycle.

Selenium, the premier open-source web automation testing tool, pairs perfectly with Cucumber. Together, they offer a robust solution for test automation of web applications. This course is tailored to equip you with the skills and knowledge required to excel as a BDD Engineer or Automation Tester, with abundant job opportunities globally awaiting your expertise.

Key Topics Covered:

Setting Up Your Environment: Learn how to initialize a Cucumber and Selenium Maven project in IntelliJ IDEA.
Understanding BDD: Delve into the principles and practices of Behaviour Driven Development.
Writing Test Scenarios: Master the Gherkin syntax to articulate test scenarios and feature files.
Cucumber Framework Features: Utilize backgrounds, scenario outlines, and examples to streamline your testing process.
Step Definitions: Write clear and concise step definitions for your tests.
Data Management: Pass parameters and handle data tables within your step definitions.
Execution and Reporting: Execute your Cucumber and Selenium tests using JUnit, and generate custom HTML reports to visualize results.
Advanced Configuration: Explore Cucumber options and plugins for enhanced control over your tests.
Test Hooks: Implement before and after scenarios hooks to manage setup and teardown procedures.
Data Sharing: Learn to share Selenium WebDriver instances and test data using PicoContainer for better performance.
Version Control: Work with Maven build management tool and GIT for version control and collaboration.
Continuous Integration: Integrate your testing suite with CI servers like TeamCity and Jenkins for a seamless development experience.

What You Will Gain:

Foundational Knowledge: Understand the basics of BDD and web automation testing with Java.
Expert Guidance: Learn from a professional instructor with over 10 years of IT experience.
Structured Learning: Engage with more than 16 lectures, each around 10 minutes in length, designed for clear understanding and easy learning.
Versatility: Ideal for beginners in programming as well as manual testers aspiring to transition to BDD and automation testing.
Comprehensive Coverage: This course will cover all aspects of web application automation using Cucumber and Selenium Webdriver in Java.
Skill Mastery: Enhance your proficiency in Cucumber and Selenium through practical, real-world examples.
Support: Have your queries answered promptly by our dedicated support team.

Take the first step towards a career in test automation and Behaviour Driven Development with this comprehensive online course. Whether you're a beginner programmer or an experienced manual tester, this course will guide you through the intricacies of Cucumber and Selenium testing in Java, equipping you with the tools to succeed in today's fast-paced tech environment. 💻🚀

Enroll now and transform your testing skills into a powerful asset for any software project!

Reviews

José

July 8, 2022

The concepts were well explained most of the time. The course definitely needs an update because a lot of things have evolved from what I've seen. Providing the dependencies would help.

Bornita

February 17, 2020

It was a good match for me as my job requires me to explore more in this area. I, However would like to have more clear information on the Advanced part with coverage of Jenkins integration and reporting part. I found the information isn't enough to actually implement in my Jenkins. Would it be possible to share more details? Thanks- Bornita

Gus

February 14, 2018

I really enjoyed the course and I thought the examples are very practical and useful. However, I was disappointed that this course lacks several important qualities: - Lacks elaborate explanation or introduction of what is BDD and Cucumber. - Lacks elaborate explanation on the benefits of using Cucumber with BDD. - Lacks elaborate explanation on how the Gherkins syntax works and when to use specific key words like Give, When, Then, ect… I remember being asked in an interview when do you use When or Expected in Cucumber. This is very important to know and it was not mentioned. - His examples are way too simplified or too short and I wish he had use real complex examples that is use in the real world. I wish he showed an example where there are several scenarios and multiple examples being used to test a real website to make it more realistic. - He never explains how one step in the step definition class can be reuse in several test steps in the feature file. - He speaks in a very low tone voice and very quickly that makes it hard to understand what he is saying - Lacks elaborate explanation of different types of expressions and does not provide the name of different types of expression. - Doesn’t seem to answer any questions.

Eresha

December 7, 2017

Can understand the flow easily in the initial lessons, but it would be much better if you can explain key points in detail. for example, what is a POM file and what does it do etc.. in the last lessons, I feel you went too fast and was just touching on the points without clearly explaining the meanings.

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