Steps to building a testing framework.
Test automation, a formalized testing process, can automate repetitive but necessary tasks that would be difficult to do manually.
This video is a practical step-by-step guide to developing UI test automation frameworks from scratch, and is targeted at Java developers. We’ll explore Web Driver, Appium (for mobile applications), and Cucumber-JVM. While working through the video, you will master the step-by-step test automation framework development process and see how it changes the shape of tests. At the end you will have a vision of what a framework is, what it looks like, and what items should be covered at the beginning of test automation development.
About the Author
Mykola has been involved with test automation since 2004, including creating test automation solutions from scratch, leading a test automation team, and working as a consultant for test automation processes. During his career he has worked with different test automation tools such as Mercury WinRunner, MicroFocus SilkTest, SmartBear TestComplete, Selenium-RC, WebDriver, Appium, SoapUI, BDD frameworks, and many other different engines and solutions. He has worked with multiple programming technologies based on Java, C#, Ruby, and so on; and in different domain areas such as healthcare, mobile, telecoms, social networking, business process modeling, performance and talent management, multimedia, e-commerce, and investment banking. He has been a salaried employee at ISD, GlobalLogic, Luxoft, and Trainline.com and has also worked as a freelance; he was invited as an independent consultant to introduce test automation approaches and practices to external companies. Mykola currently works as Mobile QA Developer at Trainline.com Ltd.
He co-authored (together with Gennadiy Alpaev) On-line SilkTest Manual ( http://silktutorial.ru/) and participated in creating the comprehensive TestComplete tutorial ( http://tctutorial.ru/ ), available in RU-net.