We reached the final subject in this series. This time we're talking about abstraction in OOP and in test automation. This one is a bit more abstract, and you may not always find...
Polymorphism is the third subject we'll discuss in our OOP principles in test automation series. Before we start, make sure you are already familiar with encapsulation and...
When we create automated tests, we usually use an object-oriented programming language. This means that it's a good idea to understand the basic OOP principles and apply them to...
In the first article from the series, we discussed a strategy to create more maintainable and readable page object models in Selenium WebDriver tests. We used the Fluent...
In this article, let us look at an example Page Object Model (POM) for a Test Automation Framework. POM is a popular design pattern with classes that represent each page of an...
In this series, we are going to dive into some benefits and examples of a Test Automation Framework. A framework is an architecture of integrated parts. Some of those integrated...
In the previous article from the series we discussed the Fluent Interface design pattern and achieve maximum API usability. It is implemented through method chaining (method...
In this tutorial, we'll discuss a strategy to create more maintainable and readable page object models in Selenium WebDriver tests. We will use the Fluent Interface design pattern...
