Android software testing
Do you test your Android apps? It’s okay if you don’t – historically the tools had not been stellar. But they have gotten much better, and I am going to show you my favorite, instrumentation testing with Espresso. The Espresso testing framework provides APIs for writing UI tests to simulate …
This presentation explains about how Facebook generate fast deterministic screenshots for Android views, with particular focus on how it does this for the hundreds of different configurations of Android feed stories. The talk discusses how Facebook use this approach both for iterating fast on user interfaces and for catching regressions.
Everybody knows testing is important, so let’s focus on test-driven development, testing best practices and the most useful Android testing libraries in our quest to improve the user experience and developer happiness. In this talk you’ll get an overview of how several types of testing (unit, integration, UI testing) fit …
Learn what Facebook does to ensure that each release is as good as it can be. We’ll cover everything from how we manage our code, through our approaches to testing and all the way out to dogfooding.
Espresso is a new Android open source testing framework (not released yet) that lets you write concise, beautiful and reliable UI tests quickly. Developing a reliable Android test should be as quick and easy as pulling a shot of espresso. Unfortunately, with existing tools, it may feel more like making …
This video explores some best practices for debugging, troubleshooting, and testing your Android applications. Some tools that are reviewed include Logcat, Debugger, Traceview, and HierarchyViewer.
