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Most of the times your automation code project travels around, from machine to machine, to where the tests inside it need to run.
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I will start with an example: say you have a page table with 2 columns.
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Check out this mini interview i did for Browserstack’s Icon of quality feature, as part of their celebration of International Tester’s day: https://www.browserstack.com/blog/honoring-iconsofquality-corina-pip-qa-lead/
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Automated tests are supposed to help validate that the product under test is working as expected.
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When it comes to selecting values from a classic HTML dropdown, in Selenium you need to perform a few tasks: first, define a WebElement that represents the dropdown as page element; then, using the WebElement, create a Select object; using the Select obje…
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Here is a recent recording with some good advice on testing with Java, Junit5, Selenium and best practices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Checkout the recording we made with Joe Colantonio for TestGuild, where we talked about Selenium and the upcoming Selenium Conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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When it comes to typing, in the ‘waiter2’ library there are quite a few methods dedicated to this task.
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Clicking on a page element is easy to do, however sometimes this action might fail.
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In this post I will describe what the get, wait for page load and wait for jquery to load methods from the ‘waiter2’ library do, and how to use them in your tests.