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Automate This
By Mrigank Shubham SaxenaTechnology
Automate This episodes
- Automate This: Chapter 21: Essential Design Patterns for Automating a Whole Website
About the Release:
Let’s say you’re building a car. You wouldn’t randomly weld metal pieces together, right? You’d follow a structured plan so that everything fits perfectly and functions smoothly.
Automation is the same! Without structure, your test scripts become a chaotic mess — hard to maintain, impossible to scale.
This is where design patterns come in. They help organize code so that it is reusable, maintainable, and scalable.
Let’s explore some must-know design patterns for automation.
Read the full article here:
https://medium.com/@automatethis/chapter-20-essential-design-patterns-for-automating-a-whole-website-7cb0e9e621a1
About the Podcast:
Welcome to the 2nd Season of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time!
13 min - Automate This: Chapter 20: Testing Metrics What, Why, and How to Measure Them?
About the Release:
Software testing is more than just running test cases and finding bugs — it’s about tracking progress, efficiency, and quality. But what should you measure? When should you measure it? And who needs these numbers?
Let’s break it all down in a simple, step-by-step way.
Read the full Article here:
https://medium.com/@automatethis/manual-testing-1o1-testing-metrics-what-why-and-how-to-measure-them-952c34eb405d
About the Podcast:
Welcome to the 2nd Season of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time!
12 min - Automate This: Chapter 19: Advanced XPath Techniques for Dynamic Web Elements
Welcome to Season 2 of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
đź“Ś For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time! 🚀
9 min - Automate This: Chapter 18: XPath The Selenium Element Locator
Welcome to the Season 2 of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
đź“Ś For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time! 🚀
12 min - Automate This: Chapter 17: Selenium Automation Browser Drivers and Essential Commands
Welcome to Season 2 of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NoteBookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (https://medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time!
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import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver;
import io.github.bonigarcia.wdm.WebDriverManager;
public class SeleniumExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Automatically setup ChromeDriver
WebDriverManager.chromedriver().setup();
// Initialize WebDriver
WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
// Open Google
driver.get("https://www.google.com");
// Print the page title
System.out.println("Title: " + driver.getTitle());
// Close the browser
driver.quit();
}
}===============================================
driver.get("https://www.google.com");
driver.navigate().to("https://www.google.com");===============================================
15 min - Automate This: Chapter 16: Selenium Automation Setup A Beginner's Guide
Welcome to Season 2 of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NoteBookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (https://medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time!
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import io.github.bonigarcia.wdm.WebDriverManager;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver;
public class WebDriverManagerExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
WebDriverManager.chromedriver().setup(); // Automatically handles the ChromeDriver
WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
driver.get("https://www.google.com");
System.out.println("Title: " + driver.getTitle());
driver.quit();
}
}=======================================================15 min - Automate This: Chapter 15: Selenium Web Automation and Testing
Welcome to Season 2 of Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NoteBookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (https://medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time!
24 min - Automate This: Chapter 14: Revisiting OOD(Payment System Design)
End of Season 1
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Welcome to Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
đź“Ś For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time! 🚀
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public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
UserProfile user = new UserProfile("John Doe", "[email protected]");
PaymentService paymentService = new PaymentService();
// Process UPI Payment
PaymentProcessor upiPayment = new UpiPayments(user);
paymentService.setPaymentProcessor(upiPayment);
paymentService.processPayment(1000.50);
// Process Debit Card Payment
PaymentProcessor debitCardPayment = new DebitCardPayments(user);
paymentService.setPaymentProcessor(debitCardPayment);
paymentService.processPayment(2000.75);
// Process Credit Card Payment
PaymentProcessor creditCardPayment = new CreditCardPayments(user);
paymentService.setPaymentProcessor(creditCardPayment);
paymentService.processPayment(1500.30);
// Process PayPal Payment
PaymentProcessor paypalPayment = new PayPalPayments(user);
paymentService.setPaymentProcessor(paypalPayment);
paymentService.processPayment(500.90);
}
}18 min - Automate This: Chapter 13: Payment Processing with Interfaces and Composition
Welcome to Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
đź“Ś For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time! 🚀
Code Snippet:
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// Interface: Defines the contract for all payment methods
interface Payment {
void process(double amount); // Every payment type must implement this
}
// CreditCardPayment: Implements the payment interface
class CreditCardPayment implements Payment {
@Override
public void process(double amount) {
System.out.println("Processing credit card payment of $" + amount);
}
}
// PayPalPayment: Implements the payment interface
class PayPalPayment implements Payment {
@Override
public void process(double amount) {
System.out.println("Processing PayPal payment of $" + amount);
}
}
// PaymentService: User-facing service to initiate payments
class PaymentService {
private Payment payment; // Holds a reference to the Payment interface
PaymentService(Payment payment) {
this.payment = payment; // Inject specific payment type
}
void makePayment(double amount) {
payment.process(amount); // Delegate processing to the implementation
}
}
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Using Credit Card payment
PaymentService service = new PaymentService(new CreditCardPayment());
service.makePayment(100.00);
// Using PayPal payment
service = new PaymentService(new PayPalPayment());
service.makePayment(200.50);
}
}==============================================// Abstract Class: Provides shared functionality and a structure
abstract class AbstractPayment {
void validatePayment() {
System.out.println("Validating payment details...");
}
abstract void process(double amount); // Subclasses must implement this
}
// CreditCardPayment: Extends AbstractPayment
class CreditCardPayment extends AbstractPayment {
@Override
void process(double amount) {
validatePayment(); // Reuse common functionality
System.out.println("Processing credit card payment of $" + amount);
}
}
// PayPalPayment: Extends AbstractPayment
class PayPalPayment extends AbstractPayment {
@Override
void process(double amount) {
validatePayment(); // Reuse common functionality
System.out.println("Processing PayPal payment of $" + amount);
}
}11 min - Automate This: Chapter 12: Abstraction and Payment Systems in Java
Welcome to Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NotebookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications—we make it sound easy (and sometimes even funny).
Tune in while driving, cooking, or juggling spreadsheets. Automate This is here to save you time, sharpen your automation skills, and make your downtime productive. Who knew staying on top of tech could be this effortless?
đź“Ś For the best experience, check out the blog and repo links included in each post.
Grab your headphones, hit play, and let’s automate your world, one clever trick at a time! 🚀
Code Snippet:
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package abstractionWithConstructorExample;
abstract class abstractPaymentsBaseClass {
// Abstract method to be implemented by child classes
abstract void processPayments(double amount, String registeredName);
// Concrete method for status check
public void checkStatus() {
System.out.println("Transaction Success");
}
}
package abstractionWithConstructorExample;
public class abstract_upiPayments extends abstractPaymentsBaseClass {
@Override
void processPayments(double amount, String registeredName) {
System.out.println("Hello! " + registeredName);
System.out.println("Transaction processing...");
System.out.println("Verifying Secure Transaction...");
System.out.println("Money is sent using UPI payments, amount: " + amount);
}
}
package abstractionWithConstructorExample;
public class abstract_debitCardPayments extends abstractPaymentsBaseClass {
@Override
void processPayments(double amount, String registeredName) {
System.out.println("Hello! " + registeredName);
System.out.println("Transaction processing...");
System.out.println("Verifying Secure Transaction...");
System.out.println("Money is sent using Debit Card payments, amount: " + amount);
}
}
package abstractionWithConstructorExample;
public class abstract_PaymentService {
private abstractPaymentsBaseClass abstractPaymentsBaseClass;
// Constructor to inject the payment type
public abstract_PaymentService(abstractPaymentsBaseClass abstractPaymentsBaseClass) {
this.abstractPaymentsBaseClass = abstractPaymentsBaseClass;
}
// Calls the payment method
public void makePayments(double amount, String registeredName) {
abstractPaymentsBaseClass.processPayments(amount, registeredName);
}
// Calls the status check
public void statusCheck() {
abstractPaymentsBaseClass.checkStatus();
}
}
package abstractionWithConstructorExample;
public class abstract_doPayments {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Using UPI Payments
abstractPaymentsBaseClass payments = new abstract_upiPayments();
abstract_PaymentService paymentService = new abstract_PaymentService(payments);
paymentService.makePayments(405.50, "Bhanu");
paymentService.statusCheck();
// Using Debit Card Payments
payments = new abstract_debitCardPayments();
paymentService = new abstract_PaymentService(payments);
paymentService.makePayments(5004.80, "Bhanu");
paymentService.statusCheck();
}
}25 min
About Automate This
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to Automate This! 🎙️
This podcast started as a little life hack for myself—a way to skip re-reading my own blog posts and instead listen to them on the go. Crafted using NoteBookLM, it’s a personal productivity experiment that quickly evolved into something worth sharing!
Born from the blog Automate This (https://medium.com/@automatethis), this podcast turns complex topics into bite-sized, fun, and interactive episodes. Whether it's mastering Java, Selenium, Appium, or GitHub—or diving into automation solutions for payment systems and fintech applications.