Mobile Test Automation

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.

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The slides cover the introduction to Appium, why is Appium used, Basic concepts, and terminologies used in Appium, Drivers supported by Appium.

We develop almost identical apps for both Android and iOS. Maintaining separate test suites becomes an overhead over a period of time as the test suites begin to grow. We hare now gradually moving our test infrastructure to Appium so that we can have a single test repo which is easy to maintain.

Continuous testing for mobile requires that dev teams have an environment that can easily scale. Although real device testing is a must, using emulators early in the development cycle gives teams a cost-effective and quick alternative for test automation in the cloud. This webinar will explore how to implement the Espresso, a widely used framework for testing mobile apps for the Android OS, on emulators. Espresso provides APIs for writing UI tests to simulate user interactions within a single target app.

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,

Selenium is an industry standard for web testing. Most of test automation engineers are well versed with this tool, and even use its broad capabilities to execute some mobile tests. Inspired by Selenium and built based on testing approach Appium was created. It is an open-source tool for automating native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms. In this how-to webinar, we will show you how you can utilize your Selenium skills to scale your mobile testing with Appium. Join Giovanni Rago, Customer Success Manager at Sauce Labs, in this event that will give you new insights into the way you approach mobile testing. Here are the main takeaways: -- Difference between Selenium and Appium -- Which Selenium skills can be used when testing in Appium -- What’s the best testing strategy for mobile -- How much more there is to learn about Appium

Foldable phones are here —and they’ll soon be in the hands of consumers. In fact, three of the leading Android vendors have already launched such devices — including Samsung, LG, and Huawei. And with this new generation of devices, DevOps teams will need to ensure that their apps are ready. Learn how foldable phones will change the testing process, as well as: - What the foldable phone landscape looks like. - Key features and pitfalls of testing apps on foldable phones. - Recommended test scenarios for foldable phones. - The architectural changes needed to make your apps ready for foldable smartphones.

Appium is an open-source test automation tool that allows developers to test mobile apps across platforms. It works by communicating with the mobile device and app to run automated tests scripts written in various programming languages. Appium tests can check that the user experience is seamless across different devices. The tool was initially created to test iOS apps but now supports Android as well. It has become popular for testing apps with user interfaces like games and banking apps across both iOS and Android devices.

This document provides an overview of how to deliver winning mobile apps through continuous quality. It discusses establishing a mobile QA plan based on continuous quality lab (CQL) principles, including functional and non-functional testing, regression testing, and pillars of a CQL. It also outlines mobile QA best practices such as building a proper test plan, establishing a continuous integration workflow, and implementing a continuous automation regression model. The key is leveraging a hybrid cloud approach using real devices to ensure high quality, velocity, and market responsiveness for mobile apps.

Once a proud Front End developer, now a total Mobile Automation n00b. I was given the task of rethinking mobile automation at the startup EverythingMe and got familiarized with this exciting new field. In this talk, I present the questions and answers I needed as a newcomer in order to begin the journey.

Persona-based testing has never been easier Covered in this webinar: - Intro to Perfecto - Digital Challenges - Perfecto CQ Lab and Wind Tunnel™ Overview - Wind Tunnel Deep Dive - How to Add Wind Tunnel to your Test - Demo - Q&A By the end of this webinar, you'll be a master at adding UX to each of your tests!

This document summarizes SeeTestCloud, a quality assurance platform for mobile apps that provides access to hundreds of remote mobile devices hosted in data centers. Key capabilities include: hosting mobile devices for manual, automation and performance testing; integration with CI/CD tools; and capabilities for test automation, management, debugging and non-functional testing. The platform allows testing on any device or OS and offers enterprise-level security for dedicated, remote device access.

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Real device testing is important for app development as it allows testing across different devices, operating systems, and real-world conditions that emulators cannot simulate. Some benefits of real device testing include effectively identifying bugs specific to device configurations, validating the app's layout and compatibility across various screens, checking network compatibility under different conditions, understanding user experience better than emulators, and stimulating real-world usage. Real device testing helps improve app quality by finding issues users may face.

Mobile application testing on iOS or Android can be quite a challenge for a Quality Assurance team. One reason is that mobile applications are often required to function on a variety of devices featuring different hardware capabilities, configurations, and specifications. Many different types of testing including automation are required to cover different areas of the application. Many people believe that automated testing may replace manual testing almost entirely. In reality, however, automated testing is still not able to cover all the types of testing that manual testing does. Automation Mobile Testing: framework, tools, some suggested solutions.

If the mobile technology train hasn’t arrived at your organization yet, it soon will. Are you ready to jump onboard and face the unique testing challenges presented by mobile applications? In this session, Lee will lead a journey to help you understand where mobile quality is, where it’s going, why it matters to you, and what you can do to help ensure mobile quality in your organization. Lee’s presentation will highlight testing challenges specific to mobile apps and present mobile testing best practices including techniques for leveraging test automation on mobile platforms. You will understand why testing in a mobile environment is different from traditional software testing and learn how to address the unique testing challenges presented by mobile applications. Attend this talk and walk away with a solid mobile testing baseline and best practices for addressing the challenges that lie ahead.

Mobile applications and specifically their UI exhibit a set of features that make their design, implementation and testing particularly challenging: the variety of devices with their different characteristics and the quick pace of evolution. As with other types of E2E testing, the fragility of test cases represents an important hurdle to a wider adoption. This lecture will analyze the mobile-specific features of E2E testing; it will provide an overview of the testing technology approaches and the main tools available. A focus on the main causes of test fragility will provide an overview of the main pitfalls and provide a set of guidelines to avoid them. Finally we will focus on the prospective techniques to combine different approach to achieve higher test resilience and reusability. The lecture will provide evidence gathered from large empirical studies of OSS as well as experiment conducted on specific use cases.

This document summarizes a meetup about mobile automation testing using MonkeyTalk. It discusses the benefits of automation testing, how MonkeyTalk works for both iOS and Android applications, and provides a demo of using MonkeyTalk to automate tests on both platforms. The key points are that MonkeyTalk is a free tool that works across platforms, integrates with continuous integration, and allows scripting and recording of tests directly on devices through an agent.

This document discusses mobile application testing and automation. It covers: - The types of mobile application testing including functionality, usability, and consistency testing. - Challenges of mobile app testing like different devices, platforms, and input methods. - Popular mobile platforms and types of mobile apps and devices. - Approaches to mobile app testing like installation/uninstallation, workflows, performance, localization, and device interactions. - Types of mobile app testing including UI, compatibility, interruptions, usability, and security testing. - The need for automation in mobile testing due to a wide variety of factors. - Popular mobile automation tools like MonkeyRunner, UIAutomator,

This presentation represents the Mobile Application testing fundamentals. This presentation will describe How Mobile testing is different from Web testing. It will give you brief information about different mobile application techniques which needs to be taken care while testing Mobile Applications.

This slide deck presents how to use Appium and test automation for mobile web testing on real devices at Testdroid Cloud.

Device Fragmentation is a Big Challenge Devices Vary in Screen Size, Memory, Processing Power, Hardware Features etc. Apple iPhone is Least Fragmented among All Mobile Platforms Testing on All Target Handset/Devices Almost Impractical if Number of Target Handsets is Large Testing on All Target Operator Networks Almost Impractical if Number of Target Operators is Large Network Operator may Impose Certain Constraints