The document discusses Selenium and Specflow, which are tools for automating browser testing and behavior-driven development. Selenium allows automating browsers through its WebDriver API, while Specflow uses Gherkin syntax like Given, When, Then to describe test cases in plain language. The document provides code examples and tips for thinking in behaviors rather than actions when using these tools, and recommends additional tools like NUnit and page object modeling to create robust and maintainable test automation.

2. me =>
(Ryan Cromwell)

3. What I do…
Coder
Agile Coach
ALM MVP

4. SELE
NIUM

5. What is Selenium?
“Selenium automates browsers.”
http://seleniumhq.org/

6. Which Selenium is
for me?
IDE WebDriver
• Record and Playback • Create robust regression
scripts
• Create quick bug
reproduction scripts • Scale and distribute scripts
across many environments
• Create scripts to aid later
automation • API
(Java, .Net, Ruby, Javascript,
• Not scalable Python, others)

7. Show me the code!

8. SPECFLO

9. What is Specflow
BDD – Behavior Driven
Development
Gherkin –
Given, When, Then… plus
others
Top of the testing pyramid
http://specflow.org/

10. Show me the
feature!

11. How does that do
stuff?

12. <!{}>
DEMO

13. Tips
Think in behaviors rather than actions
Think Clean Code
Page Objects
Scale out

14. Tools You Will
Need
Selenium (install-package Selenium.WebDriver)
Selenium Helpers (install-package Selenium.Support)
SpecFlow (install-package specflow, specflow.org)
NUnit (install-package nunit)
ShouldFluent (install-package)

15. Reality
Test Code is Production Code
Confidence
Discipline

16. Find this code
github.com/cromwellryan

17. @cromwellryan blog.cromwellhaus.com