Set up, Develop Automated UI tests and Run them in a CT server on your First day at work

Step by step guide to set up developing Selenium WebDriver tests and run all tests in a Continuous Testing Server, quickly!

A repost and aggregate of my daughter’s articles with permission. Her recorded steps might be of help for my blog subscribers. She started learning Selenium at 12 years old and got her first automated test done on the first day (intern role). Because raw Selenium WebDriver is so easy to learn. She now works at one of FAANG.

If you start a new job in automated testing, you probably want to show your team an example of running a real automated test as quick as possible. I mean, in a matter of hours.

Table of Contents:
· All-in-one Functional Testing Tool: TestWise
  ∘ Verify Chrome Browser and Browser Driver
  ∘ Run first Selenium test
  ∘ First test project
· Run tests from the command line
  ∘ Installation
  ∘ Run RSpec Tests from the Command Line
· A Note on Text Editors
  ∘ Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
· Use TestWise Standard Edition
  ∘ Installation 
  ∘ Verify Installation
· TestWise Features
  ∘ Simple and Easy
  ∘ Code Library & Snippets
  ∘ Keep the browser open on executing a single test case
  ∘ Running selected test steps against the current browser.
· Develop and run Selenium/Appium tests in other languages 
  ∘ Mocha (Node.js)
  ∘ Note one Mocha (Node.js)
  ∘ PyTest (Python)
  ∘ Note on PyTest
  ∘ Cucumber
  ∘ Note on Cucumber
  ∘ TestWise can run all these frameworks in one test project.
  ∘ Recommendation
· Run all tests in a Continuous Testing Server
  ∘ What is unique about CT servers?
· Installing BuildWise Server
  ∘ BuildWise — How does it work?
  ∘ Setup a Sample Project in BuildWise

All-in-one Functional Testing Tool: TestWise

TestWise is a functional testing IDE that supports free, open-source test automation frameworks such as Selenium WebDriver, the most popular one that conforms to the W3C WebDriver standard. TestWise is the only software you will need to create and run tests for now.

Download the Ruby Edition of TestWise if you are on Windows. macOS and Linux users…