Selenium Design Patterns and Best Practices

To begin with, in my opinion this book is for more experienced developers who are ready to take Selenium testing to the next level. I’ve been exposed to programming for about 2 years, starting with Ruby and currently learning some Java. While this book focuses primarily on using Ruby as the preferred language, have no doubt that Selenium can be used with Java as well. One of the strongest points of this technical book is that the author can convey advantages as well as disadvantages in a clear and concise manner. I have found that this helps greatly to see what is important and seeing possible downsides to a chosen path. Through showing us how software testing works from the first chapter, the author leads us through various examples and patterns in the current world of testing. It is up to date and includes relevant information now in 2014. In addition to explaining testing with the Selenium suite, the author also focuses on code reuse and refactoring, which will further help you grow as a programmer/developer. In Chapter 4, he also explains in depth test data and the various nuances associated with it. As the author states, you should be able to follow along the examples in this