Appium and Espresso are two of the most popular open-source mobile testing frameworks used to write and automate User Interface (UI) test cases. But when pitted against each other—Appium vs Espresso—which one should you choose? If you’re on the fence about one or the other, this guide is for you. What is Appium? Appium is …
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Are you testing your iOS application on enough devices? Have you tried to test on an iOS device online? If not, you could be leaving yourself open to bugs and expensive remediations down the line. That’s why the most effective QA strategy involves testing on multiple devices. The problem? By and large, organizations don’t have …
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Looking for a way to run iOS apps on an Android device? Considering running iOS emulators on Android devices? You can’t. At least, not without an emulator. And even then, it’s more challenging than not. So let’s discuss the issue of iOS emulators for Android. Despite shrinking in total market share, Android still dominates most …
If you’re in mobile app development, you know it’s no secret that you need to be automating mobile testing. And even if you’ve never used it, you’ve probably heard about the open-source test automation platform Selenium. In fact, you might’ve heard so much about Selenium, you don’t know what to think. For example: Will Selenium …
Are you struggling with iOS testing? iOS test automation can help. When it comes to mobile app testing, you know that iOS comes with its own set of challenges. The good news? If you can adopt a strong test automation strategy, you’ll find yourself ahead of the game. But where to start? In this piece, …
If you’ve ever wondered what an emulator is, you’re not alone. You may even be considering using an emulator in your own mobile device testing strategy. In this article, we take a deep dive into emulators, how they can help with your mobile testing strategy and their limitations. Emulation The Oxford English Dictionary defines emulation as: …
Remember the last time you had the old Android vs. iPhone debate? Whatever your stance, I bet you prefer one over the other. And let’s face it: It probably boils down to it’s just what I’m used to. People are particular. They like things the way they like them, and this is certainly the case …
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It’s no secret that multi-device testing is a must today. If only modern application development were as easy as developing for a single experience. Remember desktop applications? Well, that’s not the case anymore, and it’s a good thing (for the consumer, anyway!). More devices to choose from, more formats, more versions, and more screens. However users …
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It seems like you can’t go 10 minutes without seeing or hearing something about OpenAI’s ChatGPT. From LinkedIn posts to eavesdropped coffee shop banter, people are making out like ChatGPT is the most exciting thing to come out of the internet since, well, the internet. There’s a rumbling that Chat GPT test automation might even …
Little by little, modern development processes are tearing down the vestiges of the establishment. Gone are the days of waterfall, large and unruly design artifacts, and bloated change committees (well, almost). Processes move faster, deployments occur more quickly, and teams collaborate closer than ever before. Today, it’s all about shift-left testing. It’s looking a lot …
