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Selenium Tests Framework is now open source


What next, after diligently following Java training videos and Selenium training videos ?

How about a Selenium Test Framework which gives detailed step by step report of each action carried out on web page? something like - 


Selenium Tests Framework (STF) is behind such awesome report and not just this, there are tons of other features.
STF is available on git hub
You can clone the project and build STF jar to use in your selenium project
Or better, fork it, make modifications and submit pull request. This way your features to STF would be available for other to use. Is not open source wonderful?
So what are you waiting for ? ;-) 
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  1. tarun kApril 15, 2015 at 5:08 PM

    Nice work Tarun!

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  2. tarun kApril 15, 2015 at 7:40 PM

    Hi Tarun,
    Thank you very much for the noble work of sharing knowledge on Selenium through your website. I am a frequent visitor and learning a lot through the videos .

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