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• Issue #339

  Can you fix the test?

  Learning from analyzing code is one of the greatest ways to improve your skills. Jeroen Mols brings a fun little quiz for both testing gurus as novices, with a deep dive into the how and why of awesome tests.
• Issue #339

  Level Up in Kotlin

  Pamela Hill aims to help Android developers level up their Kotlin skills, focussing on intermediate/expert language features such as coroutines, DSLs, and libraries/frameworks such as Koin for dependency injection, and Spek for testing.
• Issue #339

  Sarah-Jane Gallitz: Testing Kotlin Apps – Let’s make this easy

  Shares real-world examples of how to make testing your (Kotlin) App easier and quicker so you can have more time and more confidence in the quality of your releases.
• Issue #339

  Real world testing thoughts

  In this mini fragment, Donn and Kaushik share some thoughts on real world testing with Android development – a favorite topic of theirs.
• Issue #338

  Simplify your Android development with Koin

  Arnaud Giuliani looks at using Koin, from basic dependency injection to the Android architecture's components, without forgetting the testing part
• Issue #335

  Mobile testing: you’re probably doing it wrong if

  If you can’t test web, native & hybrid mobile apps in a common platform. If you can’t see test data for real devices (both on-premise & in the cloud), or if you can’t use automation frameworks/mobile tools you already have and love. It’s time to check out Kobiton.
• Issue #333

  Robolectric 4.0 Released!

  With the release of Robolectric 4.0 and androidx.test 1.0.0, both testing environments are converging on a set of common test APIs.
• Issue #333

  Fail safe, not fast

  Mirek Stanek thinks your developer mantra should be: ship fast, iterate often and don’t crash. But how do you make this mantra a reality? There are four key elements: process, testing, engineering, and people.
• Issue #331

  Mobile testing: you’re probably doing it wrong if

  If you can’t test web, native & hybrid mobile apps in a common platform. If you can’t see test data for real devices (both on-premise & in the cloud), or if you can’t use automation frameworks/mobile tools you already have and love. It’s time to check out Kobiton.
• Issue #331

  Robolectric Testing with AndroidJunitRunner

  iñaki villar shows how to write a simple test with Robolectric 4 and AndroidJunitRunner/Espresso, introducing some of the new upcoming features of Project Nitrogen.
• Issue #326

  Mobile testing: you’re probably doing it wrong if

  If you can’t test web, native & hybrid mobile apps in a common platform. If you can’t see test data for real devices (both on-premise & in the cloud), or if you can’t use automation frameworks/mobile tools you already have and love. It’s time to check out Kobiton.
• Issue #326

  KotlinSnapshot

  Snapshot testing is an assertion strategy based on the comparision of the instances serialized using a human readable format we version as part of the repository source code.
• Issue #326

  Smile, Kotlin Snapshot testing is here

  Kotlin Snapshot is a testing assertion library that simplifies how to make assertions. This library focuses on a different way of asserting the correct behavior of a test thanks to the use of snapshots.
• Issue #325

  Why I Will Not Use Architecture Navigation Component

  Interesting article by Josef Raska on why we won't use the Architecture Navigation Component. Though we generally like the Architecture Navigation Component some of his arguments resonated with us (especially testing).
• Issue #324

  Google I/O 2018 app — Architecture and Testing

  This year Google devs had the opportunity to start from scratch with the I/O app. They could choose tools and think about the overall design of the app’s architecture. Jose Alcérreca describes these approaches.
• Issue #322

  Mobile testing: you’re probably doing it wrong if

  If you can’t test web, native & hybrid mobile apps in a common platform. If you can’t see test data for real devices (both on-premise & in the cloud), or if you can’t use automation frameworks/mobile tools you already have and love. It’s time to check out Kobiton.
• Issue #322

  Introducing Android 9 Pie

  After more than a year of development and months of testing by early adopters, Google has launched Android 9 Pie, the latest release of Android, to the world.
• Issue #320

  detox

  Gray Box End-to-End Testing and Automation Framework for Mobile Apps
• Issue #319

  pickle

  A code generating implementation of Cucumber testing for Android
• Issue #319

  kotlintest

  A flexible and comprehensive testing tool for Kotlin.
• Issue #319

  Data Driven Testing with KotlinTest

  In this article Stephen Samuel covers how to write data-driven tests using the KotlinTest library while also introducing some nice extra features.
• Issue #317

  Mobile testing: you’re probably doing it wrong if

  If you can’t test web, native & hybrid mobile apps in a common platform. If you can’t see test data for real devices (both on-premise & in the cloud), or if you can’t use automation frameworks/mobile tools you already have and love. It’s time to check out Kobiton.
• Issue #317

  Automated testing will set your engineering team free

  Mirek Stanek writes an overview about how to test your code and user experience with various layers of tests.
• Issue #316

  Testing with Koin

  One of the great advantages in using dependency injection is ease of testing. Danny Preussler shows how this works with the Kotlin DI library Koin.
• Issue #316

  Introducing adb-enhanced: A swiss army knife for Android development

  Android development requires tons of disconnected approaches for the development and testing. When that became a burden, the author created a tool called adb-enhanced.