Automation Framework Design Using TestNG

A comprehensive course to help you gain all the skills and knowledge you need in order to build an automation framework. This course will take you through the basics as well as advanced concepts in TestNG and automation framework building.

You will start with the basic annotations in testing, and cover test execution management and automation framework design. You will then delve into the page object model, a modern design pattern, and page factory—a useful tool. As you progress, you will cover the advanced concepts of TestNG and the annotations in it. Finally, you will get to grips with running tests in parallel and data-driven testing

This course focuses highly on TestNG, Java, Maven, Selenium WebDriver, page object model, and page factory design.

By the end of this course, you will have gained the skills you need to build an automation framework from scratch.

What You Will Learn

• Learn TestNG from scratch
• Learn to build an automation framework from scratch
• Learn page factory implementation
• Learn to manage test execution using TestNG XML files
• Learn to implement parallel execution
• Learn TestNG with Selenium integration

Audience

This course is for fresh graduates looking to learn a new skill and QE managers who want to explore better automation solutions for their projects. QTP/UFT professionals who want to switch to an in-demand testing tool will also find this course useful.

About The Author

Mayur Deshmukh: Mayur Deshmukh is a founder and instructor at De ZINNIA Learning, which is a company dedicated to providing industry-standard training on software automation testing tools and programming languages. Their programs include extensive hands-on training in Java, C#, Python, Selenium WebDriver, Appium, TestNG, Cucumber (BDD), continuous integration, Jenkins, REST, SOAP API automation, WireMock, and Gatling load testing. Mayur motivates his students to keep up a learner’s attitude to be able to adopt new technologies to sustain and grow in this dynamic software industry.