Introduction This article belongs to a series of 3 posts explaining how to use the Factory Pattern to create different browser instances for either local… Read More »The best way to create browser instances using the Factory Pattern, Java, and Selenium WebDriver
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Introduction We face one problem trying to apply the multi-browser test approach: the complexity to create the browser instance. In this article, I will show… Read More »How to use the Factory design pattern to create browser instances: the simple approach
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This post belongs to the How to create Lean Test Automation Architecture for Web using Java series. If you didn’t see the previous posts, please check them… Read More »Easily manage Properties Files in Java with Owner
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