NUnit is an open-source unit testing framework in C# that has been adapted from the JUnit framework. It is used for web automated testing. In this tutorial, learn to perform Selenium automation testing using NUnit Framework.
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In this NUnit Tutorial for beginners & experienced QA engineers, Karthik (@kartamd) & Anton Angelov (@angelovstanton) explains how to perform NUnit testing, how to set up and run NUnit tests in Visual Studio, and how to write a test case in NUnit Testing to run a Selenium automation test using the NUnit test framework on a local Selenium Grid. Further, how to run NUnit parallel tests on cloud Selenium Grid (LambdaTest) and test locally hosted pages via the LambdaTest tunnel.
Finally, you will learn Page Object Model n Selenium C# and how to integrate Page Object Pattern in NUnit tests.

You will learn:
What is NUnit used for?
What is the NUnit test project?
What is NUnit testing?
What is the NUnit framework?
What is the use of NUnit in C#?
What is NUnit in Selenium?

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00:00:00 Introduction to NUnit tutorial
00:00:12 What is NUnit and advantages of NUnit Selenium C#
00:05:35 How to set up and install NUnit in Visual Studio
00:09:08 How to write NUnit tests in Selenium C#
00:23:25 Understanding NUnit parallel execution C# on LambdaTest Cloud Selenium Grid
00:30:33 ​Testing on LocalHost or private website via Lambda tunnel using NUnit
00:37:14 Implementing the Page Object Model in Selenium C#
01:01:11 Conclusion

Key Takeaway:
You will learn the basics of NUnit and explore how the NUnit test framework is compatible with the Selenium test suite when performing TDD.
You will learn to create a test suite in NUnit and to run an NUnit Selenium test.
You will learn how to write and run tests in NUnit with Selenium C# on LambdaTest.
You will learn to execute testing Selenium WebDriver in parallel with NUnit.
You will learn how to test locally hosted pages or privately hosted websites using the LambdaTest tunnel
You will learn how to use Page Object Pattern using Selenium C#.

Complete NUnit Tutorial Series -:
Part 1: What Is NUnit | NUnit Introduction

Part 2: How To Install NUnit In Visual Studio | NUnit Setup

Part 3: How To Write NUnit Tests In Selenium C#

Part 4: How To Perform NUnit Parallel Execution In C#

Part 5: How To Test LocalHost Or Private Website Via Lambda Tunnel

Part 6: Page Object Model in Selenium with C#

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NUnit with Selenium: NUnit Testing Framework to Run Tests on Online Selenium Grid:
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