Selenide & KISS-Driven-Development – UI Test Automation Made Simple
summary
Covers Selenide (a Java-based web test automation framework built on Selenium WebDriver) as a ready-made alternative to building custom test frameworks, demonstrating how it simplifies common browser automation issues and typical automation design patterns. Explains the KISS-Driven-Development principles and shows how to apply them together with Selenide to write concise, readable UI tests and focus on business logic rather than browser management.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 1:08Ul test automation framework
- 1:44Issues addressed
- 3:16Goals
- 5:30Problems - Waits
- 7:30Typical Waits
- 8:05Waits? - What's that?!
- 9:23Selenide Waits
- 10:28Elements in PageObject
- 11:32PageFactory? What's that?!
- 13:26Typical Implementation
- 14:12Natural Implementation
- 16:44Typical Usage
- 17:23Selenide Usage
- 19:23Operational cost of a test case
- 21:074 stages in becoming an expert
- 23:323 Principles of KDD
- 24:33Test code coverage
- 29:49Support
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