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• Issue #709

  Setting up Kotest on KMP

  Alysson Cirilo shows how to set up Kotest with proper Gradle and source set configuration for Kotlin Multiplatform testing.
• Issue #709

  trailblaze

  Trailblaze is an AI-powered mobile testing framework that lets you author and execute tests using natural language.
• Issue #709

  Building animated custom Paywalls in Jetpack Compose

  Jaewoong Eum demonstrates crafting advanced animated custom paywalls in Jetpack Compose with RevenueCat integration and remote content testing.
• Issue #706

  Testing Jetpack Compose UI on the JVM: The Discovery That Changed My Workflow

  KMP Bits shows that Robolectric JVM Compose UI tests remove emulator overhead, making fast and reliable UI testing possible.
• Issue #704

  Kotest : Modern Testing in Kotlin: Test Styles, Mocking and Writing Tests

  Nimit Raja explains how Kotest plus MockK offers flexible test styles and readable Kotlin-first testing for Android projects.
• Issue #703

  Explore how to automate testing across alpha, beta, and RC tracks

  How do you automatically test alpha/beta/RC versions without losing your mind? Jake Wharton joins the Coding with the Italians team live.
• Issue #701

  Legacy Code: Evolving and testing what you thought was impossible

  Gabriel Brasileiro shows how to methodically bring testability and evolution to legacy Android code through characterization tests and incremental modularization.
• Issue #700 🎉

  Combot

  Combot is a Compose testing library designed to simplify testing and automation of UI components in Jetpack Compose. It allows developers to easily write tests for Compose components.
• Issue #699

  litmuskt

  Litmus testing tool for Kotlin/Native
• Issue #699

  A Novel Concurrency Testing Tool that Improved the Kotlin Compiler

  JetBrains introduces LitmusKt, a tool enhancing Kotlin compiler reliability through systematic concurrency testing.
• Issue #699

  Google Play Console: Streamlining workflows, from testing to growth

  Learn how a reimagined, goal-oriented Google Play dashboard puts actionable metrics front and center.
• Issue #698

  Kotlin JUnit: useful updates in JUnit 6 and late JUnit 5 for Kotlin Unit Testing

  Elena van Engelen - Maslova highlights JUnit 6’s stronger Kotlin support, especially around coroutines and nullability.
• Issue #692

  Mastering Google’s ML Kit for Barcode and Text Recognition

  Vamsi Vaddavalli shows how to use ML Kit with CameraX and Compose to implement barcode scanning and OCR with attention to performance, privacy, error cases, and testing.
• Issue #691

  Resizable Compose Preview, monthly releases and smarter AI

  Android Studio’s Narwhal 3 Feature Drop adds smarter Gemini support, dynamic Compose preview resizing, Play policy linting, and better app backup/restore testing.
• Issue #688

  Integration Testing: A Practical Guide with Hilt, Compose & Room

  Tobi Oyelekan demonstrates how to set up integration tests in Android using Hilt, Jetpack Compose, and Room, focusing on the DogBreed App. He emphasizes testing real user journeys by swapping real APIs with fake responses and using an in-memory Room database, ensuring that UI, ViewModels, and repositories interact correctly without mocking internal layers.
• Issue #687

  Integration Testing on Android: A Practical Guide with Hilt, Compose & Room

  Tobi Oyelekan demonstrates integration testing in Android using Hilt, fake services, in-memory Room, Compose, and the robot pattern for clear, end-to-end UI checks.
• Issue #686

  Top 10 Compose Mistakes in Large-Scale Apps

  Dobri Kostadinov highlights ten common Compose mistakes—from poor modularization to inadequate UI testing—that hinder scalability and performance in enterprise Android apps.
• Issue #685

  Deepr

  Deepr is a native Android application designed to streamline the management and testing of deeplinks. It provides a simple and efficient way to store, organize, and launch deeplinks, making it an essential tool for developers and testers.
• Issue #684

  Fast, flake-free, and fully parallel automated testing for Apps

  QA Wolf delivers 80% automated coverage in weeks, running tests on high-fidelity Android emulators with full gesture, sensor, and visual support. They create and maintain your test suite in open-source Appium and WebdriverIO, so no vendor lock-in. Also, they provide unlimited, 100% parallel test runs with zero flakes—so you can execute thousands of tests in minutes without a device farm, Grid, or TestNG. Add Android app testing to your QA process. Learn more.
• Issue #684

  A Journey with KSP and KotlinPoet

  Muhammad Sarim Mehdi showcases Kombinator, a KSP + KotlinPoet tool for generating exhaustive combinations of data-class constructor parameters for testing and demos.
• Issue #683

  🚀 Faster Android app releases with automated QA

  Manual testing on Android is slow, fragmented, and unreliable—and without broad device coverage, critical bugs slip through. QA Wolf delivers 80% automated coverage in weeks, running tests on high-fidelity Android emulators with full gesture, sensor, and visual support. Tests run in 100% parallel with zero flakes—so you can release faster, with confidence. Learn more.
• Issue #683

  Why & How developers should test Applications

  mohsenoid is joined by Vitaly Sharovatov, to dive into one of the most overlooked yet impactful practices in software development: developers testing their own code.
• Issue #683

  Android 16, testing, desktop experiences, AndroidX, and more!

  Meghan shares exciting news like the release of Android 16! Discover developer previews for desktop windowing experiences, building adaptive apps, and more!
• Issue #683

  Now in Android #119

  This edition covers Android 16, Desktop Experiences, Adaptive Apps, Testing Videos, AndroidX and more!
• Issue #682

  🚀 Faster Android app releases with automated QA

  Manual testing on Android is slow, fragmented, and unreliable—and without broad device coverage, critical bugs slip through. QA Wolf delivers 80% automated coverage in weeks, running tests on high-fidelity Android emulators with full gesture, sensor, and visual support. Tests run in 100% parallel with zero flakes—so you can release faster, with confidence. Schedule a demo.