Best Practices for DevOps in Mobile App Testing

Adopting the mobile devops culture, processes and practices in any organization may not happen overnight. The transformation from agile to true mobile devops requires identification of inefficiencies and understanding of how process, practice and infrastructure can be scaled up. Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at bitbar.com/testing/webinars/

Watch a live presentation at http://offer.bitbar.com/hassle-free-continuous-integration-combined-with-a-real-device-testing Thousands of mobile apps are developed and released every day. The fierce competition for attention of end-users has changed the way mobile developers build and test their apps – and how they utilize today’s mobile devops tools to gain advantage of productivity, effectiveness and speed. Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at http://bitbar.com/testing/webinars/

Selenium is an open source tool used for automating web application testing. It was created in 2004 by Jason Huggins and supports recording and playback of test cases in browsers like Firefox. Selenium has four main components - Selenium IDE for recording and playback of tests, Selenium Remote Control for running tests on multiple browsers, Selenium WebDriver for direct browser control, and Selenium Grid for parallel testing on different machines. The latest version of Selenium is 3.0.

Sitam Jana presents on mobile automation. The document discusses challenges in mobile testing like compatibility and regression testing. It then covers mobile automation tools like Appium, Robotium and MonkeyRunner that can automate testing on Android and iOS. The last sections provide steps to set up the environment and demonstrate MonkeyRunner through sample code and configuration in Eclipse.

Watch a live presentation at http://offer.bitbar.com/which-one-works-you-the-best-in-house-or-cloud-based-development-environment The best and the most suitable development environment whether it is a full in-house solution with your own devices, servers and other infrastructure – or development infrastructure environment fully hosted for you, depends on various aspects. Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at http://bitbar.com/testing/webinars/

Mobile apps have brought a whole new set of challenges when it comes to testing: Fast paced development cycles with multiple releases per week, multiple app technologies and development platforms to support, tons of devices and form factors, and additional pressure from enterprise and consumers less patient with low quality apps. With these new challenges, come a new set of mistakes testers can make! Fred has worked with dozens of mobile test teams to help them avoid common traps when building test automation for mobile apps and would like to share some best practices that could be useful to a lot of developers and testers starting with mobile test automation. Best practices such as: • When, what and where to automate? • Picking the right wait to handle unreliable back-end calls or device performance • Building testability in a mobile app • Automating the automation (!) • Mix and match performance testing and functional testing In this talk, Fred will bring some real stories (struggles!) and how small changes in process made these mobile apps 10x more reliable!

Watch a live presentation at http://offer.bitbar.com/parallel-test-runs-with-appium-on-real-mobile-devices Appium is an open source test automation framework and currently one of the hottest framework for mobile app, game and web testing. In this webinar, we’ll discuss about the best practices, how to use Appium for different types of apps, games and web apps, and how to use all new features around it – the parallel test runs, image recognition and more! Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at http://bitbar.com/testing/webinars/

Slides that I presented at appium meetup in San Fransisco, has details about setting appium with selenium grid.

The document discusses open source testing tools for mobile applications. It begins by explaining that mobile testing requires automating both the application and the full user environment. It then reviews five popular open source test frameworks - Selenium, Appium, Calabash, Espresso, and XCTest UI - comparing their suitability for different uses like web, native, and hybrid apps. Key criteria that organizations should consider when choosing a framework include supporting multiple frameworks, flexibility, autonomy, full end-to-end coverage, and unattended reliable testing. The document concludes with a demonstration of a test automation tool called Quantum that integrates various open source frameworks.

The explosion of multi-platform mobile application development has created an extensive testing burden for quality organizations – and a huge opportunity for test automation ROI. Factoring in the idiosyncrasies of individual device models and carriers magnifies both the challenge and opportunity. Attend this session to learn how to extend test automation to the mobile platform and realize significant ROI. You will come away with best practices for implementing test automation effectively and efficiently across multiple mobile platforms and devices utilizing various types of mobile test automation tools. Specifically, tool independent techniques for creating a single test suite capable of executing across multiple platforms and devices will be discussed.

Watch a live presentation at http://offer.bitbar.com/different-android-testing-frameworks-what-works-you-the-best Implementing the test automation as part of your daily activities can provide you an enormous value: coverage to detect bugs and errors, early and later during the development, reducing the costs of failure, save time through its repeatability and earlier verification. Today, there are bunch of different options available for testing frameworks on Android – what would work the best for you? Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at http://bitbar.com/testing/webinars/

These are the slides from my keynote talk at the Mobile App Europe conference 2014 in Potsdam. Unfortunately, I was not able to give the talk because of sickness, but nevertheless I want to share the slides with you guys. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in contact with me.

This document discusses mobile application testing and automation. It covers: - The types of mobile application testing including functionality, usability, and consistency testing as well as testing on emulators and different devices. - The challenges of mobile app testing like different devices, operating systems, and networks. - Popular mobile platforms and types of mobile apps. - The approach to mobile app testing including installation/uninstallation, workflows, performance, localization, and device interactions. - Types of mobile app testing like UI, compatibility, interruptions, and security testing. - The importance and benefits of automation for mobile app testing. - Popular mobile automation tools like MonkeyRunner, UIAutomator,

Black Belt webinar on using Perfecto Mobile - MobileCloud WebDriver for cross platform automation on real mobile devices from Eclipse IDE.

Cloud testing has never been easier with Perfecto. We’ve rolled out new features and new public cloud packages that make testing in the cloud more accessible than ever before. Come and see how others are leveraging the platform to scale automation, unite global and remote teams, and release faster. If you’re no longer in the office due to COVID-19, our platform is tailored to help you get through it successfully. Join this webinar, led by Perfecto’s Director Global Engineering, Nico Kruger, to see the top five use cases for Perfecto’s public cloud, and learn how to successfully automate testing, no matter where you’re currently at. Attend this webinar to: - Learn how testing clouds can extend test coverage, accelerate testing, and unite global teams. - Learn how other teams are addressing app testing challenges to help accelerate their release cycles. - Get a guided tour of the Perfecto public cloud and watch a live demo.

How to use cloud-based app testing to ensure that your mobile app doesn't suffer from bad reviews! After an overview of the current state of mobile devices (operating system and device fragmentation for Android, iOS and Windows Phone), we take a look at current scientific studies that analyze app store reviews on a large scale, in order to extract useful app quality data. In order to improve your app's quality, you will have to test a lot. Manual testing is usually limited to a few devices. Therefore, the best solution is often using cloud-based services like the Xamarin Test Cloud, which can test your app with a single click on 1000+ real devices. You will also learn the basics of setting up your app for cloud-based testing and what kind of data you can extract.

The world of information technology is undergoing revolutionary changes. Advancements in mobile computing, fueled by mobile applications, are playing an important role in driving these changes. While developers build their technical skills to accommodate these evolving trends, it is equally important for testers to understand what it takes to test mobile applications. Testers must understand the scope of mobile device applications testing, whether automation is feasible, and what challenges will face the test team. Kunal Chauhan presents an optimized approach to testing smart devices, specifically focusing on mobile applications test automation, the various forms of applications (web, native, hybrid), and the tools available to assist in the automation process. Kunal demonstrates an automation framework using open source tools, providing a practical implementable solution to add to your mobile test automation toolkit.

This document discusses DevOps for mobile apps. It begins with an introduction to DevOps, including key concepts like continuous integration, continuous delivery, and infrastructure as code. It then covers challenges of DevOps for mobile, such as fragmented platforms and coordination across backend systems. Best practices are presented, such as end-to-end traceability, continuous integration, and automated builds. The document concludes with discussions of implementing continuous integration and delivery, service virtualization for testing, and mobile UI testing.

The aim of this talk was to make people aware of the scale of the mobile challenge, the various problem areas and some ideas to help avoid/ overcome them

This document discusses hands-on mobile app testing. It notes that there are over 3 million apps available across major app stores, with over 100 billion downloads, but many apps are not well tested or deleted after first use. It emphasizes testing on different device types and operating system versions. It recommends establishing a beta testing program to get early feedback from real users. The mobile test pyramid prioritizes manual testing, integration tests, and unit tests over end-to-end UI tests. References are provided for tools to conduct stress testing, beta testing, and using device clouds and labs.

You should test throughout the development process. That way you can catch problems early, when they are easier to fix. The general rule is: Test early, test often. If you’re doing Agile development, you should conduct user testing every week or two, to validate the work you’ve just done and guide what you do next. We’ve heard heartbreaking stories from companies that left mobile testing until the end of development. They found significant problems, but launched anyway because it was too late to make major changes. A good approach is to test at each stage in the development process. Does the idea of releasing your next app or mobile website make you queasy? Test away your fears! Download our eBooks to explore fast, easy ways to improve mobile websites and apps at every stage of development: http://info.usertesting.com/Mobile-Usability-Testing-Strategy-eBook.html

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This document discusses mobile application testing. It begins with an introduction of the author and their position at Seesaa Viet Nam .Co.,Ltd. It then covers topics such as what a mobile application is, the challenges of testing mobile apps, how mobile application testing is done, and the differences between testing mobile apps versus mobile web apps. It emphasizes using test automation, emulators, and actual devices during the testing process. It concludes with best practices for mobile application testing such as understanding the network and device landscape and performing various types of testing on actual devices.

There has been an increase in the adoption of smartphones, tablets and several mobile devices with the passage of time. And it has led to an enormous growth of mobile applications in recent years. Mobile device is considered to be the primary medium of interaction for the customers and also, businesses worldwide. And mobile applications are, actually, driving the communication. People, generally, do not give much importance to mobile application testing because of its expensive nature. But it is very much essential to ensure that the consumers have a great experience, every time they use the application. The aim of mobile application testing should be to acquire knowledge about the quality of the service that you are offering. Does it work properly or not? Will it provide services as per the expectation of the customer? These questions need to be answered to ensure that the customer comes back to you, for your service again. Mobile testing is becoming more and more complicated and complex with each passing day. Strategies are invented and used to simplify the mobile application testing. This presentation primarily addresses, the strategy to be adopted in mobile app testing, the types of mobile app testing and the stages to be followed, before the application is set live.