This document discusses using Appium to automate iOS testing by running UIAutomation from the command line rather than just within Instruments. It describes how Appium breaks UIAutomation out of JavaScript and enables real-time control, allowing tests to be written in any language that can make web requests or write files. The document provides instructions for setting up and running Appium, and coding tests similarly to Selenium by interacting with the Appium webdriver server. It concludes with notes on failed prototyping approaches and pitfalls encountered.
Browser automation testing frameworks like Nightwatch.js allow developers to automatically test their web applications. Nightwatch.js provides an easy way to write tests using JavaScript. Tests can launch browsers, fill forms, click links, and verify outputs. Nightwatch.js tests can help developers catch errors that might break functionality and ensure compatibility across browsers. The documentation is good and it is actively maintained with over 10,000 downloads per month. Developers can integrate Nightwatch.js tests into their own projects to avoid future issues.
This is my May 16th presentation at the OKC.js user group about using protractor to build automated smoke tests for Angular applications.
applet using java in this ppt there is a one program which gives you information about animation using java
This document discusses Espresso, an Android UI testing framework. It describes Espresso's components like ViewMatchers and ViewActions that are used to find views and perform actions. It outlines a typical test case structure involving finding views, performing actions, and validating results. It also covers setting up Espresso in a project and constructing test classes and methods. Custom matchers and view actions are discussed. Both pros and cons of Espresso are provided.
The native app development environments support multiple threads. Titanium however does not (out of the box), it only supports a single thread. In this presentaton, Ronald Treur will shortly explain how threading works and why this knowledge matters. But more important, he will show you how to keep heavy duty processes from blocking others.
An applet is a Java program that runs in a web browser. Applets extend the Applet class and have a lifecycle of init(), start(), stop(), and destroy() methods. Applets are embedded in HTML pages and have security restrictions enforced by the browser. When a user views an HTML page containing an applet, the applet code is downloaded and a JVM instance is created to run the applet.
Selenium is a tool for automating web browser testing. It supports recording and playback of tests across browsers including mobile browsers. Selenium 2 uses "native" communication with browsers via drivers. The Selenium module for Drupal provides classes that make it easy to write automated tests for Drupal using Selenium. XPath locators can access elements in complex ways while CSS locators are faster but less flexible. Running Selenium tests on a headless server using Xvfb avoids showing browser windows during testing.
React Native is slowly becoming the preferred choice for developing mobile applications. If you are already a web developer, you will find that most of the principles of coding remain the same as it uses the same design as React. But the development flow might feel a bit overwhelming for someone who is creating a React Native app for the first time. In this talk, I will describe the various tools and methods that can simplify your development workflow. I will talk about the whys and hows of debugging, performance optimizations and improved release cycles so that the next time you are developing a React Native application, you feel at home.
The document summarizes several emerging web APIs including IntersectionObserver, ResizeObserver, Abortable Fetch, Async Clipboard API, CSS Typed Object Model, Web Workers, WebXR Device API, Web MIDI API, and others. It provides code examples and descriptions for how each API works and its benefits over older approaches. Key points covered include asynchronous observation of element intersections and resizes, aborting fetch requests, improved clipboard access, strongly typed CSS styles, offloading work to background threads, immersive augmented reality, and connecting MIDI devices to web apps.
Confused by testing terms and jargon? This talk walks through testing web applications, explaining the difference between unit testing and end to end testing. Several tools and concepts are also explored through a demo section. Sample projects can be found at https://github.com/sethmcl/testing_web_applications.
Selenium IDE is a Firefox add-on that allows users to record, edit, and debug automated tests of interactions with a browser. It allows for easy recording and playback of test steps as well as features like intelligent field selection, autocomplete commands, debugging tools, and the ability to save and run test suites to ensure full browser functionality. The IDE is useful for creating automated tests of tasks like logging into a website to check functionality.
The document discusses different methods for automating the uploading of files in Selenium tests. It describes using the sendKeys method to upload files for input tags, but also covers using third party tools like AutoIt and Sikuli when upload buttons are not input tags. AutoIt and Sikuli can interact with OS level windows that Selenium cannot access directly. The document provides instructions on setting up AutoIt and Sikuli, identifies common methods like click and type, and includes examples of uploading a file using each tool within a Selenium test.