Brief Summary
This course dives into the cool combo of Specflow and Selenium for BDD automation testing, focusing on Gherkin and writing test scenarios. It’s all about getting into the details without covering C# or basic Selenium stuff.
Key Points
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Learn how Specflow and Selenium work together.
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Understand Gherkin language for BDD.
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Get familiar with Behavioral Driven Development.
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Focus on Specflow features and step definitions.
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Explore Visual Studio IDE's tools and integrations.
Learning Outcomes
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Gain a solid understanding of Gherkin language.
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Learn how to write effective BDD scenarios.
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Become proficient in using Specflow with Visual Studio.
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Understand the integration of Specflow and Selenium.
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Create robust test features and definitions.
About This Course
Learn how Specflow and Selenium glues together for behavioral driven development (BDD) automation testing.
This course will enable one to understand the complete End-to-End code development using Specflow and integrating Selenium with Specflow feature files and scenarios by leveraging the power of Behavioral driven development.
The aim of this course is to give all the information you need to understand the basics of Gherkin language specification, Behavioral Driven development (BDD) and how to write scenarios to run Selenium test in much easier way with Specflow.
Again, this course, will not cover any basics of C# programming languages or Selenium automation testing, rather, we will directly discuss about the nitty-gritty details on Specflow and its great features to create much robust features and step definitions.
We will also see the power of Visual studio IDE intelli-sense working seamlessly with Specflow while writing feature files and mapping step definitions with various different classes (which is highly nagging while working with cucumber in ruby language)
Understand what Gherkin language specification is all about
Understand Behavioral Driven Development
Understand Specflow and its awesomeness enhanced with Visual studio IDE
S.mukesh A.
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