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Java Training Tutorials for Software Testing Engineers

UPDATES: Java training tutorial with flavor of Selenium Webdriver are live now :)

 The boundaries between software testing and development are beginning to blur in today’s technological environment. Knowledge of programming language would not just help you gain more knowledge in the field of software testing but also makes you more competitive in today’s job market.
When I started with Selenium Training Tutorial, I assumed that every one is from programming background. Many of you have asked me that it is very difficult for you to learn Selenium without knowledge of a programming language.
Hence I decided to create video tutorial in java, especially designed for software test engineers. Those software test engineers who have little or no programming experience. Learning one programming language would almost always make it easy for you to learn any other language.
But there is one condition :)

I would begin with java training tutorials when Software Testing forum on Facebook reaches 2000 likes. and ONLY YOU can help me achieve this -

FaceBook Testing Forum

It would be impossible to reach this target without your help. Please share 
FaceBook Testing Forum with software test Engineers on your Facebook/LinkedIn/Twitter/<Other Social Media Networks>. At the time of writing this post. There are about 300 likes on testing forum. Reaching more “likes” will help me take training program to more users free of cost.
While we are on the journey to reach 2000 likes I will continue to create testing videos in other fields of software testing.
So would you help me reach 2k likes for FaceBook Testing Forum ?

n.b. I have posted java training content on testing forum
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