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Vinayak Sharma is a community contributor with 4+ years of experience in backend engineering, DevOps, and technical writing. He specializes in building scalable payment and microservices systems, with hands-on experience using Node.js, Python, Kubernetes, Ansible, and Linux. Vinayak has contributed technical content on testing, automation, and backend engineering, including work as a freelance technical writer at TestMu AI and authoring 29+ articles for GeeksforGeeks. He is currently a Team Lead working on enterprise payment platforms and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.
Published Articles: 5
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Selenium
How To Create Automated Web Bot With Selenium In PythonThis Selenium Python tutorial deep dives into how to create an automated web bot in Selenium with Python; the learnings of which will be useful for multiple aspects of Selenium automation testing.
February 24, 2026
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Selenium
Tutorial on Python Read Config File Using Selenium [With Example]Read Selenium test configuration in Python using Python, JSON, YAML, INI, or XML files, with ConfigParser code examples and a cloud Selenium Grid demo.
September 18, 2026

Automation
Most Exhaustive XPath Locators Cheat SheetXPath is one of the widely used web locators that is used to locate WebElements in the DOM. This XPath Locators Cheat Sheet is your go-to guide to make the most out of XPath selector for Selenium automation testing.
August 14, 2026

Selenium
The Ultimate Selenium Python Cheat Sheet for Test AutomationLooking for a quick-start guide to Selenium Python commands for automation testing? Check out our Selenium Python cheat sheet that covers Selenium commands for web automation testing with Python.
July 16, 2026

Selenium
How To Perform Selenium and Python Web ScrapingWeb scraping with Selenium and Python automates a browser to load JavaScript-rendered pages, then parses the HTML with BeautifulSoup to extract data.
August 3, 2026