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Issue #588
Sergio Sastre Florez examines, in broad terms, how AndroidUitestingUtils 2.0.0 uses the findings from the previous article to support writing cross-library screenshot tests.
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Issue #587
In certain scenarios the built in matchers are insufficient for identifying the exact node you need to access for testing. Donovan LaDuke shares the steps needed to write custom matchers.
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Issue #586
Charfaoui Younes Teaches step-by-step how to implement screenshot testing in Android using the Shot library.
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Issue #585
Sergio Sastre Florez introduces us to the concept of screenshot testing and compares three libraries on Android.
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Issue #584
Marina looks at how Firebase Test Lab helps you test your app on a Pixel Fold device.
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Issue #584
Updates to StateFlow value are always conflated, and Márton Braun looks at how this affects writing tests.
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Issue #582
Charfaoui Younes explains the concepts behind the Test Builder pattern and demonstrate its practical application in real-world scenarios so you can enhance your testing skills.
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Issue #582
Donovan LaDuke shares a quick tip for an issue when testing a Flow result from a combine operator using the Turbine library.
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Issue #577
In this edition of Fragmented, hear from Ishan Khanna, a software engineer at Tinder who possesses great enthusiasm for feature flags and A/B testing.
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Issue #576
A small testing library for kotlinx.coroutines Flow
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Issue #576
Jake Wharton announces Turbine 1.0, a library for testing kotlinx.coroutines Flow and more.
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Issue #575
Talha Fakıoğlu discusses what Accessibility is, how to use Accessibility in Jetpack Compose, and how to write an Accessibility test.
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Issue #575
Charfaoui Younes shares some crucial insights into Jetpack Compose testing and implements impactful strategies to ensure top-notch app quality assurance.
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Issue #574
AppSweep by Guardsquare helps developers automate the mobile app security testing process with fast, free scans. By using AppSweep’s actionable recommendations, developers can improve the security posture of their apps in accordance with security standards like OWASP. Get started now.
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Issue #574
Tomáš Repčík covers testing of the MVI/MVVM architecture built with flows made easy.
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Issue #574
Gain crucial insights into Jetpack Compose testing and implement impactful strategies to ensure top-notch app quality assurance with Charfaoui Younes.
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Issue #574
The Coding with Italians team dives deep into the exciting world of foldable devices, tablets, and large-screen devices with Roberto Orgiu.
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Issue #569
Learn how to test composables in Android development using the Paparazzi library by CashApp.
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Issue #568
Join thousands of developers taking a practical approach to learning Jetpack Compose! Build 12 independent projects, using a range of Compose APIs. Learn state management, how to build responsive and accessible UI, custom drawing, animations, testing and more! Use code ANDROIDWEEKLY for 20% off
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Issue #567
Accessibility testing is an essential part of app development. In this episode, we’ll specifically discuss accessibility testing at the pre-launch stage of your app.
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Issue #566
Charfaoui Younes teaches how to test Kotlin Flow using Turbine - a powerful testing library that simplifies the process of testing asynchronous code.
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Issue #562
In this video, Alex details the latest on the Privacy Sandbox initiative on Android and their upcoming testing plans via the Developer Preview Programme and the recently launched Beta program.
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Issue #561
Tune in for a live webinar on March 21st to discover how to utilize automation to improve the efficiency of your mobile application security testing (MAST) and maintain consistent checks for OWASP MASVS compliance.
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Issue #561
Ivan Morgillo and Sebastiano Poggi along with guest Marina Coelho from Google explore Firebase Remote Config to set up some feature flags and A/B tests.
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Issue #560
Ubiratan Soares shares two strategies a team can adopt and follow regarding screenshot testing practice, pinpointing a few differences between them.
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