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• Issue #174

  Screenshot-tests-for-android

  Automated testing that helps prevent visual regressions in Android apps
• Issue #171

  Unit Testing RxJava Observables and Subscriptions

  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.
• Issue #171

  New version of the Android Testing Support Library

  Google has just released a new version of the Android Testing Support Library, with updates and bug fixes for Espresso and more.
• Issue #171

  Testing Intents with Espresso Intents

  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.
• Issue #169

  Seasoned Android Developer @ Capital One

  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!
• Issue #168

  Get Free Minutes on Remote Testing Services

  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.
• Issue #168

  Announcing the Android Auto Desktop Head Unit

  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.
• Issue #167

  Genymotion 2.5 Android testing and continuous integration

  A live webinar showcasing Android Instrumented testing and continuous integration using the new Genymotion 2.5
• Issue #166

  Meet 2,000+ companies in one week!

  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!
• Issue #166

  Awesome Android Testing

  Nice curated list of Android testing frameworks.
• Issue #165

  Get Free Minutes on Remote Testing Services

  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.
• Issue #165

  Android Testing Blueprint

  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).
• Issue #165

  Using Espresso for Easy UI Testing

  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.
• Issue #164

  Android Dialogs: Siena Aguayo

  Chiu-Ki visits Siena Aguayo at the Indiegogo offices to talk about working in different technology stacks, testing, databases, speaking at conferences, and Pokemon.
• Issue #164

  MVVM on Android using the Data Binding Library

  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.
• Issue #164

  Unmock-plugin

  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.
• Issue #164

  Unit Testing RxJava Observables

  RxJava is a great library, but it’s not easy to get started. The article outlines different approaches to unit testing Observables.
• Issue #164

  Iterate faster on Google Play with improved beta testing

  Google Play is making it easier for you to manage beta tests and get your users to join them, with Open Beta and Closed beta using email addresses.
• Issue #164

  Sixpack-java: A/B Testing for Android and Java Apps

  Designed with the goal of making Sixpack A/B testing Android applications easy and painless, sixpack-java has a straightforward API and an easy setup process that should make measuring and analyzing your application design decisions a breeze.
• Issue #164

  Sixpack-java

  A Java client for the open source Sixpack A/B testing framework.
• Issue #163

  Android Software engineer

  Own and build new features on the Peak Android app Solve challenging client performance and scaling issues Use expert knowledge of the Android platform to help guide design and engineering decisions Improve unit testing and continuous integration processes
• Issue #163

  My verdict for unit testing on Android

  Matthias Käppler's verdict for unit testing on Android: it's 2015, and it's still somewhat broken. Perhaps not as broken as it used to be, but still broken in some really fundamental ways.
• Issue #160

  Unit Testing RxJava Observables

  The first step to rx-ify your architecture is to change the methods in the data layer so that they returned Observables. The next question is: how do you unit test this?
• Issue #159

  Discover great job opportunities with Hired

  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!
• Issue #158

  Things You May Not Know: Tools Attributes

  This article introduces the Tools Attributes which add metadata to resource files, facilitate manipulating, rendering, and testing layouts in Design view.