Applying the Pillars of Object-Oriented Programming to Test Automation - with Angie Jones

Big reason for the instability of automation is the lack of good design and architecture. Automation code should be written with the same care and consideration as production code – but because it is different than production development, it’s not always obvious how to accomplish this.

And so, for many teams, what is supposed to be this reliable feedback mechanism, becomes nothing more than unstable spaghetti code that requires constant maintenance.

In this advanced session, Angie Jones discusses the four pillars of object-oriented programming and how to utilize these concepts within test automation development, in order to achieve robust, reliable and maintainable automation code.

Here are some of the talking points Angie covers:

-- Introduction (or refresher) of the key concepts of object-oriented -programming
-- Real examples of how to apply these concepts to automation development
-- Tips on automation-specific design patterns

[codingtech]

This video is gold Mine not onl for Java for autmation but also to get the OOPS in java Concepts into head. This video should have more views, Like and Comments.

[gajananmahajan]

As usual this is another best talk from Angie. This is simple to understand explanation and most importantly OOP concepts mapped to test automation framework examples which helped a lot. Thanks Angie and Applitools for this webinar!

[harshadpandit]

Simple to understand. Presented very well. Good tips for Automation approach

[pujadubey]

Simply very good to understand, Thank you

[MrAhmedabokhalifa]

Thanks Angie for this amazing session.

[Merucan]

Thanks my Hero....It was a nice session!