Rethink Selenium Best Practices with JDI Light
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Covers Selenium testing best practices and how the JDI Light framework improves them. Describes extending Page Object patterns into UI Objects, replacing classic Data-Driven Testing with an Entities-Driven approach, applying BDD so manual QA can work without automation engineers, and reviews JDI Light’s new features from a best-practices perspective.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15Speaker background
- 2:39Page Object pattern
- 5:10Page Object vs Page Factory
- 11:40Page Object issues
- 13:45Evolving elements approach
- 20:27Smart locators benefits
- 25:01Smart objects example
- 30:00Test scenario approaches
- 33:31Steps pattern
- 36:40Screenplay pattern
- 37:24Entity-driven testing
- 40:29Shift-left testing
- 44:41Visual testing
- 46:47Automation tips
- 49:13Q&A
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