As we are moving into the agile world, continuous integration has a major role to play. So how do we cater for a complete test on every sprint or every release? We can use Selenium for Test Automation. When we use a continuous integration approach it would be helpful to use Selenium Grid. It allows you to run your tests on different machines against different browsers in parallel. Essentially, Selenium-Grid supports distributed test execution. This helps you to run your automated tests on various different machines, operating systems and browsers at the same time. This saves time and would help to run your testing in a nightly build.
Extent Reports will go hand in hand with Selenium Grid as it will help you retrieve all test results including Test Evidences into a comprehensive report. This talk is a quick guide on how to use Selenium. With details on how to create HTML reports (with latest plug-in) which will give an understanding of test execution results for both technical and non-technical people. The highlight of the talk will be on Selenium Grid which permits users to run Selenium test cases on various operating systems and browsers from a specific hub. We will cover quick demonstrations on main browsers used in the industry such as Firefox, Chrome and Internet explorer. There will also be a full demo of how to use with JUnit, TestNG and more.
Christina Thalayasingam
Software QA Automation Engineer at Zaizi, UK
Christina is a Software QA Automation Engineer with 2 years of with experience in both Automation and Manual Testing. She also possesses strong skills in Test Automation with Selenium and Performance testing with Apache JMeter. She comes from the development background as she has worked on PHP Web Development and Android Mobile Development before taking up the Software QA Engineer role at Zaizi. She is passionate about learning new testing tools and technologies. She does have prior experience with software development. She was more inclined to automated testing. She has worked in projects with Ministry of Justice, UK, Department for education and Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, U.K.
