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  • Issue #165

    Using Espresso for Easy UI Testing

    it’s actually pretty simple to write Espresso tests, and they really aren’t that hard to integrate with your code base. Here are a couple tips & tricks to make it easier.
  • Issue #164

    Android Dialogs: Siena Aguayo

    Chiu-Ki visits Siena Aguayo at the Indiegogo offices to talk about working in different technology stacks, testing, databases, speaking at conferences, and Pokemon.
  • Issue #164

    MVVM on Android using the Data Binding Library

    The data binding library will allow us to be more declarative in the way we work with our views.  The author shows how it allows for lower friction unit testing for view and application logic.
  • Issue #164

    Unmock-plugin

    Gradle plugin to be used in combination with the new unit testing feature of the Gradle Plugin / Android Studio to use real classes for e.g. SparseArray.
  • Issue #164

    Unit Testing RxJava Observables

    RxJava is a great library, but it’s not easy to get started. The article outlines different approaches to unit testing Observables.
  • Issue #164

    Iterate faster on Google Play with improved beta testing

    Google Play is making it easier for you to manage beta tests and get your users to join them, with Open Beta and Closed beta using email addresses.
  • Issue #164

    Sixpack-java: A/B Testing for Android and Java Apps

    Designed with the goal of making Sixpack A/B testing Android applications easy and painless, sixpack-java has a straightforward API and an easy setup process that should make measuring and analyzing your application design decisions a breeze.
  • Issue #164

    Sixpack-java

    A Java client for the open source Sixpack A/B testing framework.
  • Issue #163

    Android Software engineer

    Own and build new features on the Peak Android app Solve challenging client performance and scaling issues Use expert knowledge of the Android platform to help guide design and engineering decisions Improve unit testing and continuous integration processes
  • Issue #163

    My verdict for unit testing on Android

    Matthias Käppler's verdict for unit testing on Android: it's 2015, and it's still somewhat broken. Perhaps not as broken as it used to be, but still broken in some really fundamental ways.
  • Issue #160

    Unit Testing RxJava Observables

    The first step to rx-ify your architecture is to change the methods in the data layer so that they returned Observables. The next question is: how do you unit test this?
  • Issue #159

    Discover great job opportunities with Hired

    Whether you're looking for a new job or just testing the water, Hired is there for you. In 1 week you'll get 5+ offers from top tech companies around the US and UK. Want to learn more? Check out Hired today!
  • Issue #158

    Things You May Not Know: Tools Attributes

    This article introduces the Tools Attributes which add metadata to resource files, facilitate manipulating, rendering, and testing layouts in Design view.
  • Issue #156

    Meet 2,000+ companies in one week!

    Whether you're looking for a new job or just testing the water, Hired is there for you. In 1 week you'll get 5+ offers from top tech companies around the US and UK. Want to learn more? Check out Hired today!
  • Issue #156

    New annotation for testing

    With the latest support library release 22.2.0, we added an @VisibleForTesting annotation to support-annotations. This annotation denotes that a class, method or field has its visibility relaxed, so that it is more widely visible than otherwise necessary to make your code more testable
  • Issue #156

    Google Cloud Test Lab

    Google Cloud Test Lab is an instant device testing closet, with automated reports and scaling support. Tests will run on emulators and real hardware. This is a huge step forward in getting more quality to Android apps.
  • Issue #154

    What devices should I test on?

    App testing doesn't work if you don't use the mobile devices your customers are using. The latest Mobile Test Coverage Index report analyzes 360,000 app users and 4,000 device configurations to give the answers you need to test with confidence. You can get the Mobile Test Coverage Index here.
  • Issue #154

    Image Recognition for Android Testing

    This article walks you through of basic example how to use image recognition for mobile game testing and what sort of assets and test script you need for that.
  • Issue #153

    RxPresso

    RxPresso is the result of an effort to build a framework that would let developers achieve the simplicity of unit test syntax in presentation layer tests. It’s a simple way to mock data while testing and synchronise Espresso view actions with Rx pipelines.
  • Issue #152

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    Whether you're looking for a new job or just testing the water, Hired is there for you. In 1 week you'll get 5+ offers from top tech companies around the US and UK. Want to learn more? Check out Hired today!
  • Issue #152

    Introduction to Android Espresso

    Another in-depth look at getting started with the Espresso testing framework.
  • Issue #152

    Espresso: Custom Idling Resource

    Chiu-Ki Chan shares how you can tell the Espresso testing framework to wait for your application by writing a custom IdlingResource.
  • Issue #151

    Elegant Unit Testing - Droidcon Spain 2015

    In these slides we will learn the basics of Unit Testing and its importance and on how to write new tests and improve existing ones by reviewing some Android Github projects.
  • Issue #151

    A Guide to User Testing

    Usability testing is a technique used to help discover problems or bottle-necks in your design. But there are different types of user testing that suit different types of goals. Scripted or un-scripted? Here we’ll explain the differences between the two and how you can make the most of them.
  • Issue #151

    How to Make Our Android Apps Unit Testable (Pt. 1)

    Unit testing Android apps is hard, and sometimes it can be impossible because of the way we are encouraged to structure them. In this post, Matt Dupree outlines an alternative approach to structuring Android applications that will make it easier to unit test them.