JQuery Training

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About JQuery Training Course:

• Cross-platform JavaScript library designed by John Resig and released on January 2006.
• Its latest version is jQuery 3.3.1 which was released on January 2018.
• Designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML such as HTML document traversal and manipulation, and event handling.
• Can create animations and develop Ajax applications and even create plug-ins on top of the Javascript library.
• Some other features are DOM elements selection using a selector engine, JSON parsing, feature detection and objects to control asynchronous processing.
• Its selector engine is called Sizzle and became a spin-off project of jQuery since jQuery v1.3.
• jQuery library allows the creation of powerful dynamic web pages and Web applications.

JQuery Training Course Content:

• Section 1: Core Java Refresher
• Keywords and Syntax
• variables, operators, and control flows
• OOPs overview from Java context
• Exception Handling, File and DB handling
• Collections overview, and ArrayList example
• Section 2: Automation Basics
• Fundamentals of test automation
• ROI in Automation
• Automation framework
• Various tools and comparison with Selenium
• Section 3: Introduction of Selenium WebDriver
• What Selenium is and how it is used in the industry
• Features of Selenium
• Selenium IDE – Overview with a couple of examples
• WebDriver Architecture
• Installation of Selenium and supporting tools/Frameworks
• Section 4 : Locating Techniques
• Simple WebDriver Program Demonstration
• Basics of HTML page, tags, attributes, and visible texts
• Importance of attributes in locating elements
• Installation of Firebug and Firepath in Firefox browser
• Locators and Eight Locating Techniques
• Creating robust locators using CSS and XPath
• Section 5: WebDriver Basics – I
• Execute Tests in Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer
• WebDriver Commands: Driving Browsers and Handling Cookies
• WebElement Commands
• Handling Various WebElements
• WebDriver Timeout Methods
• Section 6: WebDriver Basics – II
• Handling Multiple elements using findElements() method
• Handling Alerts, Pop-ups, and Frames
• Limitation of Implicit Wait and how Explicit Wait helps
• Advanced User Interactions
• Taking Screenshots
• Working with Firefox profiles
• Handling File Uploads Using AutoIT
• Introduction to Flash Application Testing using Selenium WebDriver
• Section 7: TestNG
• Arranging Tests in 3-As format
• I.R.S.T Principles and SRP
• Various Annotations in TestNG
• TestNG configuration file
• Configuration Annotations
• Attributes of @Test
• Parallel Test Execution Capability
• Assertion APIs
• Passing Parameters to Tests
• Configuring Test Suites
• Reports using TestNG
• Reports using ReportNG
• Section 8: WebDriver – Framework
• Introduction to various frameworks
• Page Object Design Pattern
• Data Driven Tests using TestNG and POI
• Introduction to Maven and ANT
• Use of Log4j
• Use of Listeners
• Typical components of a framework
• Overview of BDD, TDD
• Code Coverage in Java
• Overview of Sikuli tool for UI testing
• Introduction to Jenkins
• Configuring Jenkins to invoke Selenium Tests
• Section 9: Selenium Grid
• What is Selenium Grid?
• When to Use Selenium Grid
• Setting up Grid – Hub and Nodes?
• Configuring TestNG.xml to run tests on Grid
• Section 10: Project Execution
• Automate an eCommerce Application
• Test Automation Requirements Description
• What Next? How to Start?
• High Level Framework
• Configurability—No to Hard-Coding
• Modularity—Re-Use And DRY
• Test Data Management
• Logging and Reporting