UI, Api and Accessibility Frameworks Live Coding: Quick Set-Up and First Tests in Java

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Java + Maven + IntelliJ generate a runnable test project with one command and a five minutes claim is actually demonstrated: Karate handles API create read update delete flows end to end, “cinnamon” UI scaffolding uses page objects, hooks and assertions, and a polyjs snapshot written from driver HTML runs accessibility checks. Live coding shows a flaky cookie-click fixed with an explicit wait and produces an accessibility report (example run shows about 79 errors); overall the frameworks are built and exercised successfully.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:33Use case overview
3. 4:02Prerequisites and framework setup in five minutes
4. 6:07API testing with Karate
5. 17:30API testing summary
6. 18:11UI testing with Cinnamon
7. 30:19UI testing summary
8. 31:02Accessibility testing with Pa11y
9. 36:23Accessibility results
10. 36:45Key takeaways
11. 37:27Q&A

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