Automation Testing
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Selenium WebElement Commands
Learn Selenium commands necessary to interact with and controls web elements for automation testing of websites. Test websites on real browsers and devices for 100% accurate results.
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How to use Log4j in Selenium
What is Log4j? How does it help with running Selenium tests? Dive into this beginner's introduction to Log4j, and how it makes Selenium testing easier for QAs.
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Unit Testing Frameworks in Selenium
This guidepost highlights some of the highly preferred language-specific unit testing frameworks in Selenium.
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How to Drag and Drop in Selenium?
Learn how to automate the drag and drop action of websites while testing with Selenium. Run the code snippet given, and start automating your website tests today.
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How to Build and Execute Selenium Projects
Step-by-step manual on building and executing Selenium projects with Maven and Java. Code snippets included.
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How to make your Selenium test cases run faster
Selenium tests too slow? Use these tricks to speed them up so that you get better results in much lesser time.
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Test Automation using Selenium and Cucumber Framework: Tutorial
Learn how to use Selenium and the Cucumber framework to create and run automated website tests. Example included. Test websites on real devices.
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6 Things to avoid when writing Selenium Test Scripts
Don't let your Selenium test script fall prey to these commonly made errors. Know what to avoid when creating scripts. Get fast and accurate results to your automation testing efforts.
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How to run JUnit Parameterized Test in Selenium
Understand how JUnit automation rescues against the problem of data spreadsheets with inbuilt argument sources for parameterized tests.
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Page Object Model in Selenium and JavaScript
If you're looking for a comprehensive guide to understanding and using the Page Object Model in Selenium and JavaScript, look no further! Learn how to write script using Selenium and JavaScript.
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