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Issue #207
Learn the basic structure of an Espresso test and how to run and execute instrumentation tests in Android Studio.
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Issue #207
Wojtek Kalicinski introduces the two main types of tests that you will write for your app.
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Issue #205
Join AWS, fellow architects, developers and engineers for live demos and Q&A sessions dedicated to AWS mobile services including: Amazon Cognito, Amazon SNS, Amazon Mobile Analytics and AWS Device Farm. Learn about building, testing & monitoring your mobile apps on AWS plus enjoy a beer or two!
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Issue #203
In this very first edition of a Decompress episode the guys talk about the fonts they love to use, some Xcode hating, Testing woes and the intensely discussed library that Google recently released Agera!
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Issue #203
With the right tools, skipping accessibility is a compromise you don’t have to make. Here are some ways to help your team ensure that accessibility is added and part of testing your final product.
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Issue #200
Testing quite often is one of the most neglected aspect in many Software projects, and in Android this has been particularly a common issue since the beginning of the platform. David Guerrero shares a good approach for writing test coverage.
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Issue #197
More technical questions answered about RxJava. We have covered: Schedulers.computation() in RxJava, Schedulers in RxJava, subscribeOn() and observeOn(), Testing code with RxJava and Extending the Observable
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Issue #197
Corey Latislaw show how to integrate Robolectric into your testing workflow.
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Issue #196
Rebecca Franks discusses various tools (and how to use them) to ensure your app isn’t slow or dropping frames. Enabling your app to run smoothly across a larger set of devices.
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Issue #196
Artem Zinnatullin and Mike Evans discuss a wide range of topics covering testing on Android.
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Issue #194
Chiu-Ki Chan's presentation on Espresso testing at DroidKaigi 2016
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Issue #193
This blog post introduces a testing approach that covers the third part of the Testing Development Pipeline under the theme “how to test our user application interface”.
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Issue #191
Buddybuild is the simplest and fastest way to automate building, deploying and gathering feedback for your Android apps. Deploy directly to Google - including the beta, alpha testing and production stages of your app. Take the buddybuild tour to see how thousands of developers ship their apps faster than taking their coffee break.
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Issue #191
Testing classes in isolation is hard. In this tutorial you'll learn how to do it the classic way and then you'll learn about DaggerMockRule, which is a custom JUnit rule, that dynamically creates a submodules class. It can be used to reduce the boilerplate when creating test cases like this.
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Issue #190
Tomasz Rykala takes a closer look at Genymotion 2.5 features that make UI testing easier.
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Issue #188
Here you have a full example project that shows how you can implement different tests types into your android projects. The goal of this repository is to show the way to have a isolated architecture and how you can mock and test all the layers or components of the project.
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Issue #188
DevOps is a well known movement whose main objective is to automate software delivery. It aims at continuous testing, code quality, feature development and easier maintenance releases.
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Issue #188
Readability is one of the key components to creating high quality unit and integration tests. Yet, we may hinder the readability of our tests by bogging them down with needless information
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Issue #188
Several months ago, as a way to get up to speed with using and unit-testing RxJava, Cain Wong developed and posted this reference application. This blog post describes the project.
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Issue #188
We are here to practice UI Testing. We are going to use Espresso to interact with the Application UI. We are going to use Dagger2 to replace production code with Test Doubles. We are going to practice pair programming.
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Issue #186
Small advice series about Android Testing.
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Issue #186
A little playground for Android Espresso testing framework, especially focusing on IdlingResource approach
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Issue #186
Second blog post by Pedro Vicente Gómez Sánchez about a kick ass testing development pipeline for Android.
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Issue #184
This post discusses the problem of test flakiness and introduces a simple solution for setting up a hermetic testing environment.
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Issue #183
Truth is an assertion/proposition framework appropriate for testing and driven by some extensibility needs. Jeremie Martinez shows how to use it via several examples.
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