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Selenium has already cemented its place as a de-facto web test automation standard and Appium is providing very clean high level API that can be quickly adopted by Selenium developers, as it nicely abstracts lot of the messy stuff related to running tests. Our Testdroid Cloud provides this sort of environment where everything is packaged and pre-build for your Selenium / Appium tests, using only real mobile devices (Android and iOS) and real browsers that are usable with those devices (Safari for iOS, Chrome, WebKit, Firefox and others for Android).
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XCTest framework is one of those frameworks that enables its users to write basic unit, performance and some level of UI tests for iOS apps. And as always, frameworks that couple tightly with their development tool and environment has some pros and cons that users should be aware of. In addition to pros and cons of XCTest, we’ll take a look at some basic things about XCTest framework in this blog.
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In short, Calabash is a test automation framework that enables mobile developers and pretty much anyone without coding skills to create and execute automated acceptance tests for Android and iOS apps. Calabash works by enabling automatic UI interactions within an application such as pressing buttons, inputting text, validating responses, etc. While this is a great first step in automated UI acceptance test automation, the real benefits can be gained when Calabash tests are executed on real mobile devices. This is very easy and Calabash tests can be configured to run on hundreds of different Android and iOS devices, providing real-time feedback and validation across many different form factors, OS versions, OEM customizations and hardware specs.
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Bitbar Inc
Luckily, Android (including iOS) developers have had unlimited access to some advanced cloud-based solution, like Testdroid Cloud, to run automated tests on a large scale of real devices for quality assurance. Also the emergence of different Android testing frameworks has substantially eased Android developers’ lives.
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Appium has quickly become one of the most prominent test automation framework for mobile app, game and web testing. To celebrate this great framework going forward, people developing it further (yes, we highly appreciate the great work this ecosystem of talented and dedicated engineers are doing!) and people adopting it with a growing pace, we’d like to share our knowledge, some best practices as well as bunch of tips and tricks how you can really take all out of it.
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Bitbar Inc
Testing mobile game means ensuring that it is running properly, it meets its all specific requirements and provides fantastic user experiences to gamers. This may sound difficult – especially when there are bazillion different device configurations where the game must run well. If you consider that significant portion of Google Play and App Store revenues are generated by mobile games, there is absolute need to automate as many mobile game components as possible.
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Bitbar Inc
Testdroid API is an easy-to-use gateway for managing your development and testing effort on real Android and iOS devices. As an alternative for an official Testdroid Cloud site, the API provides all infrastructure through different clients (e.g. Java, Python, Ruby) following the RESTful architecture paradigm and returning JSON with appropriate HTTP response codes.
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Bitbar Inc
Today we’d like to go through 5 widely used iOS testing frameworks nowadays with simple code samples to give you a basic understanding of getting started with your iOS testing. If you are also interested in Android test automation frameworks, do not forget to check out Top 5 Android Testing Frameworks, where code samples are provided as well.
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Bitbar Inc
The Basics of Mobile Web Testing blog sparked some serious interest and many of you have been curious how to build a very basic script for the mobile web test using Selenium/Appium. I’ll walk you through here with the brief example how to build a simple test for your website, using real devices and real browsers. The script below follows the video example so let’s start with that one.
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Bitbar Inc
Time to time we cover new frameworks here at Testdroid Blog and despite UIAutomator really isn’t a new framework for Android app testing, some things have changed quite a lot from the version 1.x to 2.0. That being said, the fundamental purpose of UIAutomator framework hasn’t changed and it still allows its users to focus on UI testing and provides a lightweight, but very efficient and easy-to-learn API to get things done fast.
