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• Issue #313

  Bet your mobile testing cloud CAN’T do this!

  Test Web, hybrid and native mobile apps inside a common platform. On real devices (you know, like real customers do); no simulators. Get a combined view of devices on-premise and in the cloud, with automation frameworks and mobile testing tools you already use. Play with Kobiton for free!
• Issue #312

  Do Androids Dream of UI Testing?

  Artur Dryomov writes extensively about the various layers of testing and how they apply to Android development.
• Issue #312

  Android Testing - Google I/O 2018 - What's new? - Part 1

  Bart Ziemba and Jonathan Taylor share & summarize their favorite talks from Google I/O 2018.
• Issue #311

  Android Infrastructure Engineer

  Yelp connects people with great local businesses. We’re looking for Senior Android Engineers. We believe in well architectured code, the full testing pyramid, and fast developer tooling. Our modularized app builds in <1m and yes we support Kotlin :)
• Issue #311

  Robolectric 4.0 Alpha & Jetpack

  The Robolectric team announces the first alpha release of Robolectric 4.0, as well as some new developments in the world of Robolectric and Android testing in general
• Issue #311

  KotlinTest Pro Tips

  In this article Stephen Samuel highlights some of the lesser known features of KotlinTest, a unit testing library for Kotlin.
• Issue #310

  Android Infrastructure Engineer

  Yelp connects people with great local businesses. We’re looking for Senior Android Engineers. We believe in well architectured code, the full testing pyramid, and fast developer tooling. Our modularized app builds in <1m and yes we support Kotlin :)
• Issue #310

  Kakao - how to make UI testing great again

  Simply migrating UI test code base to Kotlin doesn’t solve the issue with the readability, because of Espresso. Fortunately, Kotlin provides us with a lot of tools for building DSLs. With that in mind, Ilya Lim imagined how UI tests should look like.
• Issue #310

  Best Practices for Unit Testing in Kotlin

  Unit Testing in Kotlin is fun and tricky at the same time. This post by Philipp Hauer contains best practices and guidelines to write unit test code in Kotlin that is idiomatic, readable, concise and produces reasonable failure messages.
• Issue #310

  Pleasant fun painless delightful Espresso testing with Kotlin

  Gabor Varadi makes use of Kotlin extension functions to simplify use of Espresso.
• Issue #309

  Android Infrastructure Engineer

  Yelp connects people with great local businesses. We’re looking for Senior Android Engineers. We believe in well architectured code, the full testing pyramid, and fast developer tooling. Our modularized app builds in <1m and yes we support Kotlin :)
• Issue #309

  Bet your mobile testing cloud CAN’T do this!

  Test Web, hybrid and native mobile apps inside a common platform. On real devices (you know, like real customers do); no simulators. Get a combined view of devices on-premise and in the cloud, with automation frameworks and mobile testing tools you already use. Play with Kobiton for free!
• Issue #308

  Android Infrastructure Engineer

  Yelp connects people with great local businesses. We’re looking for Senior Android Engineers. We believe in well architectured code, the full testing pyramid, and fast developer tooling. Our modularized app builds in <1m and yes we support Kotlin :)
• Issue #307

  How to reproduce Dagger functions or develop your own DI in Kotlin?

  In this article, Marcin Jeleński shows you how basic Dagger features can be easily replaced in Kotlin, and in the two following parts, he’ll cover testing, mocking and advanced Dagger usage.
• Issue #305

  Using Room  -  our real life experience

  In this post Mark Ng tells about his real world experience with room. He walks over different topics like creating the DAO classes, migrations and even some testing. Nice writeup. If you plan to use room in your app you should definitely check it out.
• Issue #304

  DroidKaigi 2018 - Moving Forward with JUnit 5

  Marcel Schnelle presents the advantages of early adoption of JUnit 5 for Android developers by introducing a third-party Gradle plugin which enables any Android project to profit from what will eventually become the future de-facto standard for unit testing.
• Issue #302

  Cucumber on Android

  In this post Emma Suzuki will walk you through the process about testing your Android app using Cucumber.
• Issue #301

  A Better Way to Launch Activities on Android

  Zak Taccardi proposes a (Kotlin) solution to argument serialization, argument deserialization while maintaining type safety, maintainability, and testing.
• Issue #299

  Fragment Espresso Testing With Dagger’s Android Injector

  Ronen Sabag wrote about how to test an Activity that uses Dagger’s AndroidInjector in an Espresso test, but if using Fragments, we need to refine the solution in order to test them.
• Issue #298

  Clean architecture with ViewModel, UseCases and Repositories: Part 2

  In this second part, Antoni Castejón García talks about applying unit testing to the architecture explained in the first.
• Issue #298

  RxTest

  RxTest is a Kotlin library for testing RxJava
• Issue #298

  Testing Views in Isolation at RoMOBOS

  Ataul Munim shares some great in-depth tips on automatic your UI testing with Espresso tests.
• Issue #296

  Testing common Kotlin modules

  In Kotlin multiplatform project you probably have business logic in a common module. which needs to be unit tested. Marcin Moskala shows that this is really convenient in Kotlin.
• Issue #295

  Testing Android UI with Pleasure

  This article from Jovche Mitrejchevski is focused mainly on UI tests in an Android application using Espresso.
• Issue #295

  Testing in-app purchases on Android

  Sebastiano Gottardo focuses in on how to test the in-app products in your app.