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Issue #145
Recently the author needed to write a test case that performed an operation several times, but with different test data. It turns out Robolectric has a ParameterizedRobolectricTestRunner,
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Issue #145
This post reviews four strategies for Android UI testing with the goal of creating UI tests that are fast, reliable, and easy to debug
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Issue #143
Scott Alexander-Bown will take a Nexus 4, which has been fairly unloved since many people upgraded to the Nexus 5, and make it act as a Swiss Army knife for multiple Android versions testing.
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Issue #142
Wiebe Elsinga and Ali Derbane will talk about testing android applications and will explore testing tools and frameworks. It's a good Android development series of articles about UI libraries, dependency injection libraries, wireframe and mockup tools and at last reverse engineering of the android applications.
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Issue #140
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Issue #140
Ben Wilcock is sharing his experiences with Robolectric, Rodotium in Android Studio and Gradle and introduces his github project android-alltest-gradle-sample for best breed Android Testing tools together with Gradle and Android Studio in one project.
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Issue #140
The author found several excellent libraries that help facilitate a test-driven workflow on Android, and a test culture that is rapidly adopting the use of automated testing.
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Issue #139
Version 1.1 of Android Studio and the Android gradle plugin brings support for unit testing your code. This feature is still considered experimental.
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Issue #138
Professional automated testing software is a solution to a common problem: how to produce high-quality, robust and reliable software with the ever-growing complexity of technology and under massive competitive pressure.
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Issue #135
Historically, testing on Android has not been easy, but many awesome projects have emerged which, in combination, have made testing much simpler.
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Issue #130
This Android testing protip from Stephan Linzner is about unit testing your code using Mockito.
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Issue #129
Jason Donmoyer describes the process his team went through moving projects, Espresso and Robolectric tests from Maven to Gradle.
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Issue #129
In this set of slides from a Devoxx presentation, Iordanis Giannakakis presents how the Shazam team made the release schedule faster, more predictable and with more features by using BDD and automation testing.
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Issue #124
In this post you'll learn how to integrate testing as part of your app development. You'll see which parts of testing you can automate and which you have to cover manually.
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Issue #111
A quick script for pulling all relevant files from all attached devices when testing debuggable apps.
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Issue #109
Arne Stockmans shows how easy it is to push keyboard input to an emulator via adb commands.
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Issue #106
Testdroid is a family of development and testing products for Android and iOS apps and games. With the help of 300+ real devices and test automation at Testdroid Cloud, you can easily test mobile apps, pinpoint bugs and errors, and get detailed logs and screenshots in a matter of minutes.
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Issue #106
One of the challenges developers have to face when writing UI tests is waiting for asynchronous computations or I/O operations to be completed. This post describes how that problem can be solved using the Espresso testing framework and a few gotchas the author learned.
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Issue #104
Do you consider yourself an expert in testing native & browser-based applications on iOS and/or Android? Do you have a passion for developing automated tests to validate quality world-class SaaS applications on mobile devices? Do you fit well embedded in a product delivery agile team and being part of a strong quality engineering community? Then Constant Contact Quality Engineering may be a great place for you!
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Issue #103
If you want to simulate slow and spotty network connections on a device, one way to do it is by configuring OpenWRT on a router.
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Issue #98
Here are some useful commands for Android's adb. They can be used manually or to automate your build or testing process.
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Issue #96
Bay Area Android Meetup Groups unite in collaboration with Intel Corporation for a full day of lessons for software developers building Android apps. Attend to get deep insights from Android experts and influencers from the Android Community. The topics will range from Design & Development, to Testing, Monetization, and App Discovery! There will be giveaways upon registration, plus tablets and remote cars to win!
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Issue #95
Presentation on how to setup unit testing in Android Studio by Tobias Preuss from GDG Android in Berlin.
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Issue #92
Testing Asynchronous Tasks on Android is not easy. In this post by Enrique López Mañas you will learn how he does it by using the CountDownLatch class.
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Issue #91
Here's a great look at options for doing integration testing against backend services in Android apps.
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