Java Test Automation Engineer - from Zero to Hero

18h 40m 6s
English
Paid

Course description

Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey to become a Test Automation Hero in Java? Whether you're new to programming or have some experience, this course is your ultimate guide to mastering Java for test automation.

In today's fast-paced tech world, automation testing is a skill in high demand. This comprehensive course covers everything you need to go from zero to hero, equipping you with the skills to excel in Test Automation.

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What You Will Learn:

  • Java Fundamentals: Start from the very beginning with Java programming, even if you're a complete beginner.
  • Selenium WebDriver: Dive into Selenium WebDriver and master it from the basics to advanced levels. Build robust and efficient automated tests for web applications.
  • Best Practices: Learn from experienced programmers and understand how to write scalable, readable, and maintainable clean code like a pro.
  • Source Code Access: Get access to the source code used by the instructor, enabling you to learn through practical examples.
  • Homework Completion: Complete assignments and homework with guidance from the trainer, ensuring you grasp each concept thoroughly.
  • Tools and Frameworks: Work with popular tools like IntelliJ IDEA, JUnit 5, and Gradle to streamline your testing workflow.
  • Selenium Concepts: Master essential Selenium concepts, including waits, Page Object Model, and Web Component design.
  • API Testing: Explore RESTful Web Services, HTTP methods, status codes, JSON schemas, and API testing with Postman and RestAssured.


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# Title Duration
1 Introduction 03:41
2 Communication plan 05:41
3 API and Web Service 09:22
4 API Types Overview 08:51
5 REST API Overview 07:59
6 HTTP methods 07:01
7 HTTP Status Codes 11:07
8 Postman Introduction 07:21
9 Postman Installation 12:53
10 Trello Account Creation 08:03
11 Authorization Token Creation in Trello 09:07
12 Authorization Token Creation in Trello - New Trello Version 03:42
13 GET Method Overview 07:59
14 GET Method in Postman 12:45
15 GET Method in Postman - Hometask 06:35
16 JSON Schema Validation 14:53
17 JSON Schema Validation - Hometask 06:30
18 GET Method Validation in Postman 09:07
19 GET Metod Validation in Postman - Hometask 05:31
20 POST Method Overview 08:24
21 POST Method in Postman 07:46
22 POST Method in Postman - Hometask 05:25
23 POST Method Validation in Postman 07:00
24 POST Method Validation in Postman - Hometask 05:45
25 PUT Method Overview 07:41
26 PUT Method in Postman 07:53
27 PUT Method in Postman - Hometask 05:12
28 PUT Method Validation in Postman 06:49
29 PUT Method Validation in Postman - Hometask 05:51
30 DELETE method overview 07:15
31 DELETE Method in Postman 06:45
32 DELETE Method in Postman - Hometask 04:04
33 DELETE Method Validation in Postman 07:05
34 DELETE Method Validation in Postman - Hometask 05:08
35 Variables in Postman 08:18
36 First Test in Postman 08:33
37 JDK Installation 07:45
38 Gradle Installation 09:46
39 IntelliJ IDEA Installation 11:10
40 Rest Assured Introduction 07:17
41 First application with Rest Assured 09:22
42 First application with Rest Assured - Hometask 04:02
43 First assertion with Rest Assured 05:49
44 First assertion with Rest Assured - Hometask 03:42
45 First test with Rest Assured 07:37
46 First test with Rest Assured - Hometask 03:34
47 GET Method with Rest Assured 07:33
48 GET Method with Rest Assured - Hometask 07:33
49 JSON Schema Validation with Rest Assured 07:41
50 JSON Schema Validation with Rest Assured - Hometask 03:27
51 GET Method Validation with Rest Assured 08:19
52 GET Method Validation with Rest Assured - Hometask 06:08
53 Create BaseTest class 10:39
54 Create BaseTest class - Home Task 04:05
55 Parametrized Tests for ID 12:03
56 Parametrized Tests for ID - Home Task 05:30
57 Parametrized Tests for Authorization 07:20
58 Parametrized Tests for Authorization - Home Task 03:55
59 Improve Test Framework Structure 12:21
60 Improve Test Framework Structure - Home Task 05:12
61 POST Method with Rest Assured 13:14
62 POST Method with Rest Assured - Hometask 07:00
63 POST Method Validation with Rest Assured 11:36
64 POST Method Validation with Rest Assured - Hometask 06:57
65 PUT Method with Rest Assured 08:16
66 PUT Method with Rest Assured - Hometask 05:05
67 PUT Method Validation with Rest Assured 07:42
68 PUT Method Validation with Rest Assured - Hometask 04:19
69 DELETE Method with Rest Assured 08:25
70 DELETE Method with Rest Assured - Hometask 04:19
71 DELETE Method Validation with Rest Assured 08:00
72 DELETE Method Validation with Rest Assured - Hometask 04:29
73 Run Automated Tests via CMD 11:42
74 Run Automated Tests via CMD - Home Task 03:40
75 What is the project we will work on? 06:07
76 What will we achieve in the end? 03:03
77 What is BDD? 09:52
78 Real life samples from BDD 12:29
79 Home task review BDD 10:22
80 What is Cucumber BDD in Java 10:39
81 Java 17 Installation 12:32
82 Gradle 7.3.3 Installation 13:29
83 IntelliJ IDEA 2023 Community Edition Installation 13:01
84 Setup right structure of project, folders, add dependency 08:27
85 Create simple scenario to add two numbers 15:49
86 Move simple Get Board scenario to BDD format in one single class 15:38
87 Move simple Get Board scenario to BDD format in one single class - Hometask 10:36
88 Step arguments 18:37
89 Step arguments - Hometask 22:26
90 Data tables for couple parameters in steps 16:15
91 Data tables for couple parameters in steps - Hometask 11:20
92 Outlines 21:30
93 Outlines - Hometask 23:14
94 Backgrounds 05:04
95 Ways to share data between steps 11:53
96 Ways to share data between steps - Hometask 08:45
97 Step arguments transformers 14:46
98 Step arguments transformers - Hometask 11:57
99 Hooks and tags 16:29
100 Hooks and tags - Hometask 11:15
101 Junit cucumber test runner 09:39
102 Junit cucumber test runner - Hometask 05:23
103 Run tests via CMD 09:52
104 Cucumber reports 13:06
105 Selenium Introduction 09:42
106 Setup simple application 14:40
107 Setup simple application - Home Task 04:52
108 JUnit 4 Assertions 11:41
109 JUnit 4 Assertions - Home Task 06:04
110 First test in JUnit 5 12:29
111 First test in JUnit 5 - Home Task 04:44
112 Implicit waits - overview 06:47
113 Explicit waits - overview 09:23
114 Page Object 18:16
115 Page Object - Home Task 05:04
116 Web Component 21:59
117 Web Component - Home Task 06:17
118 Data Transfer Object 15:08
119 Data Transfer Object - Home Task 03:57
120 Run tests via Command Line 13:23
121 Run tests via Command Line - Home Task 02:24
122 CSS selectors basics 15:41
123 XPath selectors basics 11:32
124 Bonus lesson 02:52

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