Test Automation using Selenium Webdriver 3.0 with C#

About the Book

Test Automation using Selenium WebDriver with C#, is the latest book released on Selenium 3.0 using C# as a programming language. This Selenium book has been designed with the objectives of simplicity and ease of understanding.

After the huge success of author Vaibhav Mittal and Navneesh Garg’s Test Automation books on Selenium with Java, UFT and Microsoft CodedUI this bookfollows a similar step by step approach to Install, configure and design automation framework using Selenium WebDriver using Visual Studio 2017 and its components.

Who is this book for?

This book is recommended both for those who are beginning to learn test automation (using Selenium WebDriver) and for advanced automation users. It follows a unique training based approach instead of a regular textbook approach. Using a step by step approach, it guides the students through the exercises using pictorial snapshots.

It includes many practical examples and issues which most of the automation testers encounter in day-to-day automation. These experiences will give you an insight into what challenges you could face with automation in the real world. Practical examples cover how to use most of the features within Selenium WebDriver using Visual Studio 2017.

No Programming Background?

A major fear amongst functional testers who want to learn Selenium is ofprogramming language and coding. As a part of this, we will cover just enough basics of C# programming language that will give the readers the confidence to use Selenium WebDriver.

Integrations Covered

This book covers Selenium Webdriver integration with independent componentsto be installed like Microsoft Visual Studio 2017, Katalon, Extent Report, VSTS (Continuous Integration tool) and Specflow (Behaviour Driven Development). We will cover step by step installation, configuration and use of each of these components.

Those want to know about Cross Browser testing, it covers how to useSelenium WebDriver to run on IE, Firefox and Chrome browsers.

It also covers aspects of Continuous Integration tool from Microsoft (VSTS) so that Selenium WebDriver scripts can be integrated with the development environment and run on nightly builds.