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It depends on your needs: Bootstrap – Best for responsiveness & ease of use. Tailwind CSS – Best for utility-first design & customization. Foundation – Best for accessibility & flexibility. Bulma – Lightweight & easy to learn. For rapid development, Bootstrap is popular; for flexibility, Tailwind CSS is preferred. read less

Estimated Learning Time 1. HTML – 1-2 weeks (Basics are easy). 2. CSS – 2-4 weeks (Responsive design & layouts take practice). 3. JavaScript – 2-6 months (Basic JS in 1-2 months, advanced takes longer). Mastery Basic Proficiency → 3-6 months (For building static & simple dynamic sites). Advanced (Frameworks, Animations, Performance) → 1-2 years with consistent practice. Tip: Build real projects to speed up learning! read less

Selenium is an integral part of Facebook's test automation strategy, particularly for testing web applications. It enables them to automate repetitive tasks like UI testing, regression testing, and cross-browser testing. Along with other tools like Jenkins, Facebook's internal frameworks, and Selenium Grid, Facebook ensures that their web applications remain high-quality, scalable, and bug-free. However, given Facebook's scale and needs, they likely use a combination of many tools for different types of testing, with Selenium playing a significant role in the front-end web testing.

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• Install Jenkins and required plugins.
• Create a Jenkins job to run Selenium tests.
• Configure build steps to run tests (using Maven, Gradle, or shell commands).
• Set up reporting to view test results (JUnit or TestNG).
• Optionally configure Selenium Grid for parallel execution.
• Monitor test results through Jenkins and configure notifications.

 

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