Sharing experiences around android UI testing
Android UI testing is far from intuitive and there is a lot to learn about it. We made a promise to document and share the knowledge we accumulated over the last years.
Android UI testing is far from intuitive and there is a lot to learn about it. We made a promise to document and share the knowledge we accumulated over the last years.
5 September 2022 Leave a comment Manual testing, QA
Software testing is an essential component of any project’s success.
Companies boost user experience and improve the performance of their apps by testing them.
Manual and automated testing are the two basic ways of testing.
Both have been panned and praised over the internet, so picking the right one for your project can be difficult.
In this piece, we’ll go over the differences between them, their benefits and drawbacks, and how developers can use them to their advantage.
9 June 2022 Leave a comment Flutter, QA
This is a question that gets asked quite often. Initially, this took a lot of setup, see the section below on how this used to work before the release of Flutter 2.5 in September 2021.
Continue reading How to report code coverage data from Flutter tests?
2 June 2022 Leave a comment Flutter, QA
We noticed that a lot of times issues with connecting to test devices such as “No connected devices found; please connect a device, or see flutter.io/setup for getting started instructions.” pop up.
Continue reading How to solve “No connected devices” when running flutter apps
26 April 2022 Leave a comment App profiling and QA, Manual testing, QA
This time we have created a longer blog article for you because the subject of software test engineering is very extensive, wide-ranging, and interdisciplinary. In order to get a better and faster overview, simply click on the linked headings to jump right in. We wish you a pleasant reading experience!
Continue reading All you need to know about Software Test Engineering
11 March 2022 Leave a comment QA, Test automation
It’s hard to overestimate how difficult software development has become in recent years. The web and mobile application market is more competitive than it has ever been. Given the low unemployment rate among IT professionals, hiring and maintaining high-quality software developers and engineers appears to be nearly impossible.
To alleviate the obstacles that enterprises confront with digital transformation, the industry is turning to citizen coders. Using sophisticated low-code application platforms, citizen developers are creating products and workflows that deliver corporate value (LCAPs). However, these tools and routines must still be put to the test. Citizen coders do not have time to manually test and will not create standard automated testing suites.
Continue reading What is Low-code Test Automation and how does it work?
21 February 2022 Leave a comment Manual testing, QA
…or is there even a distinction between validation and verification?
Testers get asked these questions on a daily basis – “Have you verified the system? Have you validated the feature?” The terms validate and verify are frequently used interchangeably, but what exactly do they imply? Is there a distinction? Yes, and you must do both in the worlds of software development and quality assurance. It’s even more critical for the tester to grasp what they are, what each entails, in a world where continuous delivery is the new norm.
Continue reading What is the difference between verification and validation?
18 February 2022 Leave a comment Bug tracking, QA
In this blog post, we are going to take a closer look at popular bug tracking tools, their strengths, and pricing.
| Name | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Bugzilla | Free (Open Source) |
| Redmine | Free (Open Source) |
| Mantis | Free (Open Source) |
| Track | Free (Open Source) |
| Asana | Free Version (up to 15 users) |
| Monday | Free Version (up to 2 users) |
| Jira | Free Version (up to 10 users) |
| Backlog | Free Version (up to 10 users) |
| Reqtest | starts at $45.00/month |
| Instabug | starts at $149/month |
20 December 2021 Leave a comment App profiling and QA
In order to provide the best experience to your app users it’s a great idea to check the memory usage of your app.
ADB (Android Debug Bridge) provides an easy way to fetch a memory usage profile. You can execute ‘adb shell dumpsys meminfo’ to get the whole dump.
But what if you want to automatically check the memory consumption for every new release of your app? And what if you want to check the memory consumption at several places within your use cases?
I guess you’d rather automate the checks.
Continue reading How to automatically check memory usage of you app
30 November 2021 Leave a comment Manual testing, QA
The mobile app market is unabashedly thriving. With countless companies releasing new apps every day, it’s increasingly important for your app to stand out from the rest.
A key differentiator is app quality – it must be bug-free and provide users with a pleasant experience.
We’d like to share our mobile app testing checklist in this blog post to assist you in this endeavor.
4 November 2021 Leave a comment Uncategorized
Are you seeking new ways to improve your mobile testing strategy on iOS?
There are numerous ways to accomplish this, but you only have so much time and money. Even if you think you’re an expert at iOS app testing, there’s always room for improvement. It’s beneficial to know which tools to put into your toolbox.