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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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Issue #223
In this series of posts Pavel Dudka will share some useful tricks he's learned over the last few years related to testing on Android.
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Issue #223
Chike Mgbemena shares an in-depth look at build variants in Gradle Android builds.
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Issue #222
In this last post of the series, Rebecca Franks covers creating Espresso tests for the View created in part 5.
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Issue #221
Dan Kim from the Basecamp teams explains his testing devices setup so that manual testing doesn’t crush your soul.
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Issue #220
In part 5, Rebecca Franks takes a look at interacting with the Presenter created in part 4 and will create the UI to display the list of search results.
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Issue #220
Bugtags.io is a testing and bug tracking platform for apps. It supports In-App bug reporting and automatic crash reporting. All context data will be included in the reports, including screenshot, steps to reproduce the bugs, console log, network log, etc., to help you improve the quality of your apps.
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Issue #218
This post looks at creating a presenter which communicates with the repository and conveys information to the view. It also includes writing unit tests for the presenter.
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Issue #218
In this post, Rebecca Franks looks at getting a list of users from the Github API and writing unit tests for it.
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Issue #217
Huyen asks Danny Preussler, Android Craftsman for Groupon, about his tips on improving Unit Testing and how we can live a life without Roboelectric.
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Issue #217
Reliable Android Testing, at your service.
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Issue #217
LinkedIn Engineering found that their tests had a major problem: the testing environment was unreliable, and tests failed intermittently. They created and open sourced Test Butler, a reliable Android testing tool.
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Issue #216
In this 3rd post, Rebecca Franks looks at getting a list of users from the Github API and writing unit tests for it.
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Issue #214
Ellen Shapiro compares iOS & Android Testing, and tells us one thing from each platform she would like to bring to the other. And yes, there are Futurama references.
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Issue #213
In this second part, Rebecca Franks goes over the typical structure and setup of your Android app in order to enable testing.
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Issue #213
In this talk Jake will cover how the so-called robot pattern allows you to create stable, readable, and maintainable tests with the aid of Kotlin’s language features.
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Issue #212
In this series, Rebecca Franks is going to try make testing a bit easier for you. This first post is just to get you started with testing.
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Issue #211
Spock maintainer Rob Fletcher demonstrates the current state of Kotlin testing frameworks by comparing it to Spek, JetBrains’s twist on a specification framework.
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Issue #211
Spek framework contributor Laura Kogler demonstrates the current state of Kotlin testing frameworks and discusses expected further advancements in testing support.
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Issue #210
Slides from Jeroen Mols' talk at Droidcon Berlin 2016
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Issue #210
You've missed the Droidcon Berlin 2016? No problem! Just click your way through all the talks, featuring "Say Kotlin one more time", "Screenshot your entire App", "Unittesting without Robolectric", "Toothpick and Dependency injection" and many, many more!
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Issue #209
While the author was looking at Google's code lab on testing, he stumbled upon something disturbing within. You won't believe what happens next.
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Issue #209
At Apps World 2016 you’ll get access to the big picture views from leading developers and industry pioneers as well as hands on coding workshops. Talks will focus on creating the best UX/UI possible and workshops will cover next stage testing to take your app to the next level.
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Issue #208
Learn how to use onData() to look for data in the Adapters backing your AdapterViews to easily bring the required row on screen.
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Issue #207
Taking screenshots for the play store is boring as hell: several locales, three form factors, setting up content data for the screenshots. Juliane Lehmann decided to automate and shows us how.
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