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Issue #613
The Android team has published some more official guidance on testing.
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Issue #613
Announcing a powerful new addition to Firebase App Distribution – automated smoke testing for Android apps.
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Issue #613
Fajar Febriyan compares Paparazzi and Shot libraries to see how they have different methods and produce different results.
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Issue #611
Tomáš Repčík considers ways to replace test tags with semantics that bring more than just testing capabilities.
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Issue #610
Eevis Panula analyzes Accessibility Scanner and discusses how to test your app with it.
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Issue #606
Iñaki Villar examines build speed improvements with Gradle 8.5, which fully supports compiling, testing and running on Java 21.
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Issue #606
Dennis Bordet looks at using Maestro for application development checking in the deepest screen of your app.
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Issue #604
Nav Singh presents on developing and testing accessible Android apps.
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Issue #600
Understand how Frequentist inference works and what benefits this approach brings to your A/B Tests
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Issue #600
Aleksander Jaworski shows how Mutation Testing validates test suites by altering production code logic. When tests pass despite code mutations, it signals missing test cases.
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Issue #598
The top six biggest announcements from Firebase Demo Day, including Duet AI in Firebase, AI-powered automated app testing, Firebase Hosting’s integration with Project IDX, and more!
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Issue #596
Sergio Sastre Florez shows how to build efficient Robolectric screenshot tests step by step.
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Issue #595
Charfaoui Younes teaches how to use mockk library for advanced testing in Kotlin.
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Issue #594
Tomas Radvansky demonstrates a technique to prepopulate Firestore collections with data for testing and development purposes.
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Issue #593
Charfaoui Younes teaches the concept of mutation testing and how you can apply it in Kotlin.
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Issue #592
Rohan Maity introduces a new tool to test your apps for flaky and slow networks to see how they behave under flaky conditions.
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Issue #592
Maestro is a simple and effective mobile UI testing framework, built on learnings from its predecessors (Appium, Espresso, UIAutomator, XCTest) and allows you to easily define and test your Flows.
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Issue #591
Sample Android chat application demonstrating how to follow Behavior-Driven Development (BDD), by writing unit tests that test the behavior and not the implementation.
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Issue #591
Charfaoui Younes teaches why you shouldn't test your private functions and the rationale behind it. Then in case you really need it, how you can perform such tests with Reflection in Kotlin and Java.
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Issue #591
A look at the key ways to ensure exceptional software quality on mobile including the pyramid of testing, performance and stability metrics, scalability and maintainability.
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Issue #590
Abu Yousuf's easy guide to test PagingSource.
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Issue #590
Charfaoui Younes guides you through JUnit5 Parametrized Testing in Kotlin, so you can create efficient tests with less code and achieve higher code coverage.
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Issue #590
Stefano Natali examines how screenshot testing can be a welcome addition to your project.
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Issue #588
There are multiple ways to create a compose rule and Joe Birch shares what each one can be used for so we can learn which one we’ll need for our different testing scenarios.
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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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