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• Issue #394

  Testing by design

  A presentation by Hannes Dorfmann and Kostiantyn Tarasenko on how a testing-first architecture such as MVI helps us to write and maintain efficient tests.
• Issue #393

  6 Misconceptions about TDD – Mocks, mocks everywhere!

  In part 6 of this guide to the TDD cycle – this time, Bartosz Skuza takes a closer look at mocks in testing.
• Issue #391

  Moccacino (Espresso + Kakao)

  Kakao by Agoda is a Kotlin DSL for Espresso to make UI testing easier. This talk by Pál Matolay shows you how it works, how to use it, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of the library.
• Issue #389

  Test, build and deploy your Android apps with Bitrise

  Automate your entire Android build process with Bitrise: run any Gradle task you wish on our virtual machine, perform virtual device testing with our Firebase integration, and deploy to Google Play as often as you want, with a single automatic trigger. Sign up for a free trial!
• Issue #387

  Bitrise - CI / CD for your Android apps

  From Android-specific solutions to full cross-platform support, we are here to streamline your Android development process through one, easy-to-use platform. Connect your repo and let us handle building, testing, and deployment for you. Sign up for a free trial!
• Issue #387

  Unit Testing Coroutine Suspend Functions using TestCoroutineDispatcher

  Coroutines provide an elegant way to write asynchronous code, but sometimes they make it difficult to write unit tests. Craig Russell describes how to use TestCoroutineDispatcher to write efficient and stable unit tests for code written with coroutines.
• Issue #386

  Oh Sh*t : There is no time to test

  Writing a test is easy, ensuring your project is tested, is hard. Paul Blundell is here to advocate for end-to-end testing, to make controversy mainstream and hopefully convince you to join the cause.
• Issue #386

  Better Android Instrumentation Testing with Gordon

  Joshua Schriever introduces Gordon, an instrumentation test runner designed for speed, simplicity, and reliability, so you can plug it in and never worry about flaky UI tests again.
• Issue #382

  Continuous testing with new Android emulator tools

  Developers are increasingly using the emulator in their CI systems to run a larger suite of automated tests. To better support this use-case, Google is open-sourcing the Android Emulator Container Scripts and improving the developer experience around deployability and debuggability.
• Issue #382

  Screenshot Testing for Android

  Screenshot Testing is a fast, simple, and fun way to develop UI while keeping your sanity and avoid visual regression bugs. In this talk, Nikos and Christoforos will explain what is Screenshot Testing and how it protects and speeds up UI development.
• Issue #381

  Introducing Firebase App Distribution

  Introducing Firebase App Distribution, built as the next evolution of Fabric’s Crashlytics Beta, gives you the ability to manage all of your pre-release testing on Android and iOS in one place
• Issue #379

  Android UI Testing Frameworks

  Alex Zhukovich compares a couple different UI testing frameworks available for Android.
• Issue #378

  Welcoming Android 10!

  After more than a year of development and months of testing by early adopters, Google is ready to introduce Android 10 to the world!
• Issue #378

  Testing RxJava, Debugging and More

  Donn and Kaushik talk about testing RxJava streams with a Kotlin extension method and how and when to test various scenarios.
• Issue #378

  Android Engineer

  At Favor, we are building a world class team that shares a passion for modern, clean code & products that make a difference. Android Engineers own all phases of development, testing, & release of our Android Consumer & Runner apps to help us achieve our mission of ‘Anything Delivered'.
• Issue #376

  Testing your isolated Fragments with Koin

  With proper architecture it’s easy to substitute dependencies inside screen under the test with fakes or mocks. Oleg Osipenko shows us how to do this using Koin.
• Issue #373

  Taking Advantage of Kotlin Data Classes in Android

  Amanda Hinchman talks about the benefits of using Kotlin data classes — in particular, working with them in unit testing.
• Issue #371

  Testing and JUnit 5 with Marcel Schnelle

  Marcel Schnelle joins Donn in this episode to talk about how to get your application under test and some steps to go from scared to confident in your testing process.
• Issue #371

  Troubleshooting Mockito-Kotlin in Android Testing

  Amanda shares Tips, Tricks, and Gotchas with mocking in Android Unit Testing.
• Issue #369

  Instrumentation Testing with Dagger2, Retrofit2, MockWebServer 

  When Mohammed Audhil started writing test cases, he was sure to use DI, mock server response, and it took a while to come with a fully functional flow. He shares it here step-by-step.
• Issue #368

  Testing Custom Views with Robolectric 4

  This is a short tutorial/intro by Peter Törnhult on how to set up and use Robolectric to create Component tests for your custom views.
• Issue #368

  Given When Then — Our Testing Approach

  Using Given When Then has helped Alistair Sykes to structure tests, write single responsibility tests and improve test coverage. Here he describes how it helps.
• Issue #365

  How to Use Fastlane for Android (with examples)

  Barry Bryant shows how Fastlane, a tool to automate all of various repetitive tasks from building and testing to notifying our teammates and deploying to Google Play, can be integrated into your project.
• Issue #365

  Effective Approach to Mobile App Testing

  Robert Konarskis believes that it is a good time to start thinking about covering your apps with automated tests, and in this post he shares his findings with you.
• Issue #364

  Android testing with Espresso’s Idling Resources and testing fidelity

  Jose Alcérreca shows how to write & use the Espresso testing framework's idling resources to make your UI tests fast and reliable.