Mobile application testing is essential to ensure that an app functions correctly across different devices and operating systems. One of the key decisions in mobile testing is whether to use an emulator or a real device. Both options have advantages and limitations, and choosing the right one depends on factors like cost, testing scope, and… Continue reading Emulator vs. Real Device in Mobile Testing
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Appium -Mobile Testing Tool
Appium is an open-source automation tool for testing mobile applications, both native and hybrid, across different platforms such as iOS, Android, and Windows. It enables you to write automated tests using a variety of programming languages like Java, Python, Ruby, C#, etc. Here are some key features and aspects of Appium: Cross-Platform Compatibility: Appium supports… Continue reading Appium -Mobile Testing Tool
Testdroid
Testdroid is a mobile application testing platform that provides tools and services for testing mobile applications on real devices. It is designed to help developers and QA professionals ensure the quality and performance of their mobile apps across various devices, operating systems, and network conditions. It is a product of Bitbar technologies, which is a… Continue reading Testdroid
TestingBot
TestingBot is a cloud-based platform designed for automated testing of web and mobile applications. TestingBot primarily focuses on cross-browser and cross-platform testing, allowing users to run tests on a variety of browsers and devices to ensure compatibility and functionality. It is the primary cloud-based tool for web and mobile applications. With the help of this… Continue reading TestingBot
Squish – Testing tool
It is a commercial cross-platform GUI testing tool, which is produced by Froglogic, and it is used to test the application based on the diversity of GUI technologies that contains Flex, Android, JavaFX, Qt, and so on. It will support various operating systems such as Windows, Linux, Android, iOS,and QNX. With the help of the Squish tool, we… Continue reading Squish – Testing tool
TestRigor- Mobile Testing Tool
TestRigor helps you to directly express tests as executable specifications in plain English. Users of all technical abilities are able to build end-to-end tests of any complexity covering mobile, web, and API steps in one test. Test steps are expressed on the end-user level instead of relying on details of implementation like XPaths or CSS… Continue reading TestRigor- Mobile Testing Tool
Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (iOS)
These are native testing frameworks provided by Google and Apple, respectively. Espresso is designed for Android app testing, and XCUITest is for iOS app testing. They provide good performance and tight integration with the platform but are limited to testing apps on their respective platforms only. Espresso (Android): Espresso is an Android testing framework developed… Continue reading Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (iOS)
Google Chrome Dev Tools for Mobile Testing
Form factor Form Factor is one of the terminologies used in Mobile App Testing. So, what exactly is Form Factor? Form Factor in simple terms is the general look (i.e. style) of the Mobile Device. The Form Factor of a Mobile Device comprises the below things which result in the actual look or style of… Continue reading Google Chrome Dev Tools for Mobile Testing