Join the Night's Watch
As ReactJS is overpowering AngularJS as the go-to framework for front end development, testers tend to find the best tool which suits all of their needs in the javascript world.
Join this talk to learn about "Why and How to use the Power of NightWatch" as compared to other existing popular automation frameworks in the testing industry today such as Protractor, CasperJS :
- how NightWatch makes test code highly transparent and readable
- how NightWatch adds layer of abstraction separating the HTML selectors from the page objects, thus, enabling reuse and promoting general tidiness in comparison to other testing tools
- how running tests against specific browsers/environments in parallel is relatively easy with NightWatch
- how it solves the problem of tests re-write (say login for use in multiple cases)
- how you can extend/enhance your tests using custom commands, custom assertions and custom reporters
- how you can automate mobile apps integrating NightWatch with Appium
Outline/Structure of the Talk
The session will cover the following aspects:
- The power of Nightwatch.js
- How you can incorporate POM in your tests
- How you can run tests against specific browsers/environments in parallel
- How you can begin to automate mobile browser tests using Nightwatch with Appium
Learning Outcome
Learning from my experiments (what worked, or didn’t)
- How to kick-start writing tests using Javascript
- How to make efficient use of configurations in nightwatch
- How to extend framework to implement your application specific commands and assertions.
- How to write readable, maintainable and reusable tests with PageObject model using nightwatch
Target Audience
Developers, Testers, Test Managers
Prerequisites for Attendees
Anyone who has basic knowledge of Selenium and beginner level knowledge of node.js and javascript.
Video
Links
- The blog post relevant for this talk can be found here and slides for the same can be found here
- Smriti writes at - http://smritituteja.in/ and maintains public code at https://github.com/SmritiTuteja Her past public talks can be found here -
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