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Issue #309
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!
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Issue #308
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 :)
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Issue #307
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.
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Issue #305
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.
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Issue #304
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.
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Issue #302
In this post Emma Suzuki will walk you through the process about testing your Android app using Cucumber.
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Issue #301
Zak Taccardi proposes a (Kotlin) solution to argument serialization, argument deserialization while maintaining type safety, maintainability, and testing.
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Issue #299
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.
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Issue #298
In this second part, Antoni Castejón García talks about applying unit testing to the architecture explained in the first.
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Issue #298
RxTest is a Kotlin library for testing RxJava
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Issue #298
Ataul Munim shares some great in-depth tips on automatic your UI testing with Espresso tests.
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Issue #296
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.
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Issue #295
This article from Jovche Mitrejchevski is focused mainly on UI tests in an Android application using Espresso.
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Issue #295
Sebastiano Gottardo focuses in on how to test the in-app products in your app.
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Issue #293
In order to make testing easier and faster, starting on Feb 20th, Google is introducing shorter renewal intervals for test purchases made with license-test accounts.
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Issue #291
Aritra Roy's in-depth discussion about testing in Android, and steps to starting your journey towards understanding and mastering it.
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Issue #291
Josias Sena uses RESTMock for network testing due to its useful additional features and simplicity. Here's how it made a lot of his network testing easier.
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Issue #291
Ihor Klimov gets into testing Android apps with Robolectric and walks you through some of the tricky parts.
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Issue #290
Danny Preussler shows a simple technique for unit testing parts of an Activity in Kotlin (for any code that isn't in your Presenter or ViewModel).
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Issue #290
RxTest is a Kotlin library for testing RxJava
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Issue #288
Niklas Baudy demonstrates a nice hidden treasure in RxJava 2 that was also backported to RxJava 1. It’s the test() function that allows you to easily test RxJava 2 streams.
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Issue #287
Nice post by Rahul Singh about how to create a clean architecture using Kotlin, Dagger 2, RxJava, MVVM and Unit Testing. You'll learn about dependency injection and how to wire all these libraries and patterns in a meaningful way.
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Issue #284
Kobiton is a mobile device cloud that lets you test your mobile app on real Android devices. Manual, automation and DevOps testing. Video recordings and automatically generated activity logs help you track progress and resolve issues faster. Sign up for a free trial to start testing!
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Issue #284
Here's a great article on using OpenSTF to set up an Android device farm for testing.
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Issue #283
The Karumi team published some Kotlin katas they use during training to show how applications can be tested.
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