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Issue #183
In this blog post Pedro Vicente Gómez Sánchez will share how his story, the Karumi testing story, started several years ago. This is the first blog post of a series where he will cover all aspects of world-class testing development pipeline for Android.
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Issue #182
NewCircle’s 3 day Android Testing course takes a pragmatic approach towards teaching you how to integrate automated testing into your development workflow. Learn the latest tools and techniques to simplify test automation, and produce well-tested code at any scale. Sign-up for our Jan. 11 class now!
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Issue #181
In this post you'll learn how to setup Espresso in your Android project, and will write a simple acceptance test, that checks that a list of Premier League teams is sorted alphabetically.
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Issue #176
Etienne Lawlor found the existing set of tools to test the Geofencing API lacking. This is how he ended up testing the Geofencing API.
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Issue #176
Annyce Davis works on video on the Washington Post app. Hear her talk about playing video on Android, build flavors, clean architecture, testing and public speaking
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Issue #175
Developed at Google Ventures, the design sprint is a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers.
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Issue #175
Android Testing Blueprint is a sample project from Google demonstrating their testing tools and frameworks. This is a walk through of the project to learn how to write plain java, integration, Espresso, and uiautomator tests, as well as how to target specific flavors, run a subset of tests, and generate code coverage reports.
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Issue #175
Chiu-Ki catches up with Corey Latislaw after her Droidcon NYC keynote to chat on test-driven development, robolectric, Android Katas and other testing goodness.
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Issue #174
Automated testing that helps prevent visual regressions in Android apps
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Issue #171
RxJava is asynchronous by nature, so unit testing it might seem a daunting at first, especially if you use that asynchronous interaction to test stuff. Luckily, RxJava (and RxAndroid) come with a couple of tools that will make our life a lot easier.
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Issue #171
Google has just released a new version of the Android Testing Support Library, with updates and bug fixes for Espresso and more.
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Issue #171
Because some apps run outside your application itself, you can’t use Espresso to interact with them. So how can you test your app’s behavior? You can use Espresso-Intents.
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Issue #169
Do you love open source libraries like Dagger, Retrofit and Picasso? Want to work on Material Design, master automated testing and take mobile payments to the next level? We need strong, collaborative Android developers to join our small team – and we pay a very generous relocation package!
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Issue #168
Intel® Software is sponsoring free app testing on Intel-based Android devices. Automatically test your app remotely on real devices using Espresso, uiautomator, robotium, JUnit or built-in test scripts. Start here.
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Issue #168
Google released the Desktop Head Unit (DHU), a new testing tool for Android Auto developers. The DHU enables your workstation to act as an Android Auto head unit that emulates the in-car experience for testing purposes.
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Issue #167
A live webinar showcasing Android Instrumented testing and continuous integration using the new Genymotion 2.5
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Issue #166
Whether you're looking for a new job or just testing the water, Hired is there for you. In 1 week you'll get 5+ offers from top tech companies around the US and UK. Want to learn more? Check out Hired today!
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Issue #166
Nice curated list of Android testing frameworks.
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Issue #165
Intel® Software is sponsoring free app testing on Intel-based Android devices. Automatically test your app remotely on real devices using Espresso, uiautomator, robotium, JUnit or built-in test scripts. Start here.
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Issue #165
Automated testing of Android applications should be part of any developer's workflow. Though this can be challenging, Google has created a brand-new template project called the Android Testing Blueprint (ATBP).
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Issue #165
it’s actually pretty simple to write Espresso tests, and they really aren’t that hard to integrate with your code base. Here are a couple tips & tricks to make it easier.
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Issue #164
Chiu-Ki visits Siena Aguayo at the Indiegogo offices to talk about working in different technology stacks, testing, databases, speaking at conferences, and Pokemon.
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Issue #164
The data binding library will allow us to be more declarative in the way we work with our views. The author shows how it allows for lower friction unit testing for view and application logic.
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Issue #164
Gradle plugin to be used in combination with the new unit testing feature of the Gradle Plugin / Android Studio to use real classes for e.g. SparseArray.
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Issue #164
RxJava is a great library, but it’s not easy to get started. The article outlines different approaches to unit testing Observables.
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