Webinar: A Sneak Peek at Selenium 4 with Simon Stewart

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Selenium 4 is coming. What’s in it? In this webinar, Simon Stewart, creator of WebDriver and core-contributor to the Selenium project, will talk about the next major Selenium release. - How is Selenium 4 different from Selenium 3? - What are the most relevant features? - Can you really deploy it into the Cloud? In this webinar, you will find out everything you ever wanted to know about Selenium 4, including demos of some of the new features! Watch the webinar: https://saucelabs.com/selenium-4

Technologie

A Sneak Peak at Selenium 4
Simon Stewart (@shs96c)

Selenium Project Lead

TL;DR
• How the Selenium project runs
• A new IDE
• Stable user-facing APIs
• New tricks
• CDP integration
• Relative locators
• A Modernised Selenium Grid
• Works with Kubernetes
• Observability

Selenium, the SFC & PLC, the TLC,
and you
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The TLC Lead the technical direction of Selenium

Talking to us and contributing
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IDE: Reviviﬁed! Thanks, SideX and Applitools

We have adopted the W3C WebDriver
protocol
It’s already implemented in Selenium 3.141.59
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What does the mean for users? Probably nothing
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Who Cares About Protocol Dialects? “Selenium as a Service” providers

Drop-in upgrade With caveats
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If it was deprecated It’s probably gone
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Legacy wire protocol support Provided by the java bindings and legacy jars
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.Net, JS, Ruby, & Python: W3C only Even Java will require you to make extra eﬀort
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All third party drivers use the W3C
protocol already
Even Edgium!
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Does this matter? Probably not
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What do Puppeteer and Cypress offer? (A gross simpliﬁcation of reality follows)
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Can listen for events from the browser Enabled via the Chrome Debugging Protocol
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Finding things is hard The provided “By” implementations are limited
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Relative locators: a history Sahi started it
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Relative locators “near”, “above”, “below”, “left of”, “right of”,
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Pluggable locators Add new location strategies on the ﬂy
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The Selenium Farm Thanks, Google!
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The Original Grid Thanks, Philippe!
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Problems with The Original Grid “Selenium RC”
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Selenium Grid 2 Thanks, Francois!
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Problems with Selenium Grid 2 2011 was a long time ago
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The modern world Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure
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Zalenium is excellent Docker and kubernetes support, nicer UI
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Problems with Selenium Grid 2 The selenium codebase
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Selenium Grid 4 Because we can’t count
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Selenium Grid 4 The moving parts
Router Directs requests to the Grid

Selenium Grid 4 The moving parts
Router Directs requests to the Grid
DistributorDetermines where to run a session

Selenium Grid 4 The moving parts
Router Directs requests to the Grid
DistributorDetermines where to run a session
Session
Map
Maps session IDs to where the session is

Selenium Grid 4 Standalone
Router
Session
Map
Distributor
Node

Selenium Grid 4 Hub and Nodes
Router
Session
Map
Distributor
NodeNodeNode

Selenium Grid 4 Distributed
Session
Map
Distributor
RouterRouterRouter
NodeNodeNode

Observability
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Docker Support Built into the Selenium Server
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GraphQL Query the Grid!
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Selenium 4
• A new IDE

• WebDriver

• Same user-facing APIs

• “Only” the W3C WebDriver protocol

• Relative locators

• New options for testing

• Grid

• Better suited to the modern world

• Cleaner code base
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Any Questions?
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