Selenium WebDriver 4 with Java - Zero To Hero

This course begins with an introduction to automation frameworks, focusing on the Page Object Model (POM) to enhance code reusability and maintainability. You will learn to create object repositories, page classes, and use Page Factory for efficient web element initialization. The course covers practical tips for finding all links on a webpage, providing a solid foundation in automation frameworks. Next, delve into Log4j2, from default configurations to advanced custom loggers, writing configuration files for console and file logging, and integrating Log4j2 into test cases to improve logging infrastructure. Transitioning to TestNG, the course covers setup, annotations, method prioritization, grouping, parameterization, parallel test execution, DataProviders, ITestResult, and listeners for customized test behavior. Practical exercises reinforce these concepts, preparing you for real-world application. Designed for software testers, automation engineers, and QA professionals with basic Selenium WebDriver and Java knowledge, this course deepens your understanding of advanced automation frameworks and TestNG. Implement POM and Page Factory, configure and use Log4j2, set up and leverage TestNG, utilize its advanced features, create and manage advanced reports, and execute data-driven tests and handle file uploads using Selenium WebDriver.

Updated in May 2025. This course now features Coursera Coach! A smarter way to learn with interactive, real-time conversations that help you test your knowledge, challenge assumptions, and deepen your understanding as you progress through the course. This course begins with an in-depth exploration of WebDriver Event Listeners, providing insights into its operations through a detailed two-part series. You'll then transition to cross-browser testing using Selenium Grid 2.0, learning to configure hubs and nodes, set up Grid with JSON files, and run test cases in a Grid environment with real-world examples. The course advances into build management with Maven, highlighting its features and advantages, and demonstrating how to create, import, and migrate Maven projects. You'll integrate Maven with TestNG and generate reports to boost project management and testing efficiency. Next, dive into Git and GitHub for robust version control, covering installation, repository creation, branching, and conflict resolution. Continuous integration with Jenkins is thoroughly covered, from setup and configuration to managing plugins and securing Jenkins. You'll build freestyle and remote projects, schedule builds, and integrate with Git, mastering CI/CD pipelines for automated software delivery. By the end, you'll implement WebDriver Event Listeners, configure Selenium Grid, manage builds with Maven, utilize Git and GitHub, set up Jenkins, execute database and performance testing, integrate with Sauce Labs, and generate advanced reports. Designed for intermediate to advanced testers, developers, and automation engineers with basic Selenium and Java knowledge, this course enhances skills in automation frameworks and continuous integration tools.