Entries Tagged 'Mobile Testing' ↓

Simple Automation Testing using Kobiton:

In this tutorial, we will cover simple automation with the Kobiton tool and, we will also see how to run parallel tests with Kobiton.

Step by Step instruction of each step involved in the automation and execution process is explained in simple terms along with the concerned pictorial representation for your easy understanding.

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A complete guide for Appium Studio:

Appium, the open-source testing app, has now been made even better, and thanks to Appium Studio.

With Appium Studio, you can cut both the cost as well as the effort of running your automated mobile tests on Appium. This will help you to release high-quality apps even faster.

This FREE tool, Appium Studio community edition, allows the users to enjoy improved service and community support through the Appium Studio forums.  Continue reading →

Appium Studio Mobile Automation Testing Tool Tutorial:

Appium Studio is a plug-and-play version of Appium testing which is scalable to any size per your needs. The Community Edition of Appium is absolutely free.

Appium Studio makes Appium testing much better and smoother than before. It enables faster delivery of high-quality mobile apps, as it cuts down the cost & effort of developing and executing an Appium based mobile test automation program.  Continue reading →

How to use Selendroid framework to automate the user interactions over a mobile application (Part-2). Also, read our ‘Selendroid Introduction Part 1‘ tutorial.

Selendroid is an amazing testing tool, which has several important features as well.

It is a very powerful automation test framework tool which can interact with multiple devices simultaneously. An application can be tested without any modification or change using Selendroid.

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Mobile Automation using Selendroid (Part-I):

Until now, millions of apps are already been developed using Android as a platform and the count still keeps on increasing day by day.

The catch is, how to validate each and every app? As we will be requiring dedicated resources such as manpower, real devices (say e.g. mobile) etc., and again it is a time-consuming task. On the other hand,  android version, applications (.apk) version, device dimension etc., are not constant.  Continue reading →

Automating Android Applications using TestComplete (Part-III)

In last two TestComplete tutorials we saw the TestComplete introduction and Data Driven Testing using TestComplete. In this tutorial, let us continue learning this tool with a new feature – how to automate Android Applications.

In this modern world, smartphones are playing a very important role in our day to day life.  With frequent updates in technologies and numerous devices available, it becomes a very hectic task for developers and testers to check their application’s compatibility.

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Mobile App Testing Platform pCloudy Hands-on Review:

[On STH, we are reviewing different Mobile and Automation Testing tools so you can know and learn most of the options available in the market. If you want to write a hands-on review of any tool, please contact us here]

Mobile is the key to the digital world in today’s era. The rise of Mobile Internet has ensured that we all are going to make most of our digital decisions on a Mobile device (primarily using an App). Mobile Apps are going to be everywhere.  Continue reading →

How to Test Mobile Apps Using Katalon Studio:

Scripting your first mobile automation test case can be quite confusing without a specialized tool or instruction.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to speed up your automation project using Katalon Studio’s mobile recording utility and running your recorded test cases on hundreds of Kobiton’s mobile devices on a cloud.  Continue reading →

How to Install and Setup Appium on Windows with First Program to Get a Kick Start on Appium:

Appium is an open source and cross-platform tool that helps automate Mobile Apps testing – both Android and iOS Apps. Appium supports Native, Mobile and Hybrid Apps.

There are three types of Mobile Apps:

• Native: Native apps built using the iOS, Android, or Windows SDKs. They are platform specific. They are built to work on a platform and/or device.
• Hybrid: Hybrid apps are web applications developed using HTML, CSS, and wrapper of a native application on top of UIWebView for iOS and “webview” for Android Apps.
• Mobile web apps: Mobile web apps are the apps ones accessed using mobile browsers.

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Appium is an open source test automation tool used for testing mobile applications. It allows users to test various types of mobile applications (such as Native, Hybrid and Mobile Web) using standard WebDriver library.

Using Appium, you also run automated tests on actual devices like tablets, mobile phones etc. Appium makes mobile app regression testing easy; especially, for large mobile apps that  are updated frequently with new features and functionalities.  Continue reading →