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Issue #245
Mostafa Gazar shares several tips on how to stress-test your apps.
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Issue #245
Jeroen Mols aims to provide three very simple rules that will significantly ramp up your testing game. Every rule is followed by pragmatic tips so you can easily start implementing.
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Issue #244
Two weeks ago, Jeremie Martinez and his team released a new feature with Firebase: Personal App Indexing. In beta testing he also noticed many complaints about app permissions.
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Issue #244
Why did an architecture that makes testing difficult became the default way of building Android apps in the first place? The Philosophical Hacker ponders this question.
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Issue #243
Join the Kobiton Beta and test your mobile app on the Android devices you need, when you need them. Automatically generated activity logs help you track progress and identify issues faster. Sign up now and start testing in minutes for free.
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Issue #243
Google Play Store’s A/B testing feature for your app’s listing is a very powerful feature: it allows you to test out various versions of your listing to see what plays well with your audience
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Issue #243
Fernando Cejas helps you get into the pragmatic Kotlin language by carefully introducing it into your unit & UI tests.
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Issue #242
Android project to experiment various testing tools
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Issue #242
The Philosophical Hacker worries that espresso and espresso recorder are contributing to the formation of a UI testing addiction in the Android community. He worries, moreover, that this addiction that will probably lead to less testing in the long-run.
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Issue #241
Test your mobile app on real Android devices for free. Manual testing for native/hybrid apps and Appium based web automation testing. Sign up now to get started in minutes!
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Issue #241
Continuous integration with CircleCI and UI testing with Firebase.
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Issue #241
In this post, the Philosophical Hacker highlights some Android-specific code seams that we can leverage to make our applications more testable and flexible.
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Issue #240
Łukasz Izmajłowicz shares some ideas about database & SQLite testing.
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Issue #239
Join the Kobiton Beta and test your mobile app on the devices you need, when you need them. Automatically generated activity logs help you track your progress and identify issues faster whether you are manually testing or running automated scripts. Sign up now and start testing in minutes.
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Issue #239
The more that the Philosophical Hacker learns about testing, the more suspicious of Roboletric he gets!
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Issue #238
Join the Kobiton Beta and test your mobile app on the devices you need, when you need them. Automatically generated activity logs help you track your progress and identify issues faster whether you are manually testing or running automated scripts. Sign up now and start testing in minutes.
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Issue #237
This tutorial will show you how you can architect your Android Things applications to make testing much easier.
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Issue #237
Screenshot Kata for Android Developers. The main goal is to practice UI Testing.
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Issue #233
Join the Kobiton Beta and test your mobile app on the devices you need, when you need them. Automatically generated activity logs help you track your progress and identify issues faster whether you are manually testing or running automated scripts. Sign up now and start testing in minutes.
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Issue #233
In this post, Fabio Collini shows how to test this code using Mockito and some RxJava utility classes.
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Issue #231
Jeroen Mols' presentation on using Mockito for tests.
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Issue #229
Sam Edwards tells us about how he uses the robot pattern to bring his QA team to Espresso testing, and how he takes screenshots automatically for debugging and UI verification
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Issue #227
The Fragmented team talks with the all-star multi-talented GDE Chiu-Ki Chan about testing, diving into leveraging Mockito for your testing needs.
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Issue #226
Rebecca Franks demonstrates how to use Firebase Remote Config for A/B testing in your apps.
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Issue #224
Very nice article by Corneliu Dascalu more about general programming than Android development. He shows you how to deal with legacy java code that has hidden dependencies.
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