“Selenium Internals” Training from CITC on 10th & 11th July

[Satyadarshini Sharma]

“Selenium Internals” Training from CITC (Centre for Information Technology and Communications)   Saturday & Sunday 10th &11th July 2010 at Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore Overview: This training is designed to do a "deep dive" into selenium. It goes beyond just using Selenium as a tool and covers  Best testing practices Getting familiar with Selenium Architecture Understanding Selenium from an architectural standpoint Integrate a Selenium  test suite into an automated Continuous Integration system. Working with the selenium community ( and how to ask the right questions :) ) Take Away from the Training Understanding how to use Selenium * Understanding why the selenium recorder should not be used * Maintaining test suites * Making UI tests less brittle by using things like the Page Object Pattern. Understanding Selenium Architecture - this gives a more holistic view of the tool that the QA would use for his day-to-day work A brief intro to testing in the Agile world Testing and Continuous Integration Testing and Collaboration best practices Target Audience: QA's who have some familiarity with Selenium   Faculty Profile: Manish Chakravarty Manish Chakravarty is an Agile developer and trainer. He possesses the ability to distil complex technologies in a way that it makes it easy for the target audience to understand. He is an experienced trainer and has conducted trainings in many IT companies Venue Details: Management Academy and Research Centre (MARC) No.29/38/32/2.Kalena Agrahara, 2nd Floor, Rajalka Park Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore - 560076 India   Route Map: Click Here   Date: Saturday/Sunday 10th/11th July 2010, Time: 09:30 am to 05:30 pm    Fee Details:  Rs. 10,350.00 + 10.3% Service Tax for per participant, (includes Lunch, Tea/Coffee/Snacks) Subject to availability of seats.      For any registrations, Please contact: Mrs. Satyadarshini Sharma M: +91 9845082059 E: satyad...@citc.in W: www.citc.in Course Content: Day 1: Session 1 - Introduction  • Introduce participants to each other • Establish the goals of the program • Do a “warm up” on selenium • Setup Environment ( IDE, repo etc )   Session 2 - Selenium Core •Write a simple test case in Selenese • Demonstrate understanding of core and  core-less • Demonstrate understanding of core profiles • Familiarity with various JS files • Demonstrate how to build and deploy core part to Maven   Day 2: Session 3 – Selenium Server •How selenium converts iedoc.xml XML to Java/ruby/python driver •IEHTA/chrome #Running a functional test case under different   Session 4 – Selenium Driver & Modes •How selenium converts iedoc.xml XML to Java/ruby/python driver •IEHTA/chrome #Running a functional test case under different browsers •Page ranking algorithm •Multi-domain issues •How to run test cases from Java driver end. •Selenium Driver <—> Selenium Server interactions