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, …
Mobile app testing is an essential step in the development process to ensure that applications are bug-free and working as intended. Two common ways developers run these tests are through the use of emulators and simulators. So what’s the result when considering emulator vs simulator? While the terms emulate and simulate may seem similar — and are …
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When mobile app development is such a complicated process, it’s unsurprising that developers would go out of their way to find whatever solutions they can to make their job easier. For example, developers need to be able to evaluate their code on multiple platforms, but compiling it, migrating it to another machine, and then running …
The first time I drove a U-Haul moving truck, I thought, do they just let anyone drive this? Well, OK, clearly not just anyone. You need your driver’s license, but other than that, yes, anyone. This was such a different feeling than driving my commuter—6,000 pounds different! The truck took corners differently. It accelerated differently. It …
Emulator vs simulator—ever confused the two? Mobile device emulators and simulators are commonly encountered tools in contemporary mobile testing and, in fact, development in general. They operate in a virtual environment, making them cheaper and more convenient than setting up a real device lab. While we’ve covered the topic of emulators versus real devices on …
What’s the difference between emulators, simulators, and physical devices? What are the pros and cons of each? What’s best for your team?
