Mobile test infrastructure is one the major constraints during Mobile Application Testing. Mobile devices are costly and Emulators provide limited testing capability. Can we form a strategy by combining the two options. This post tries to answer the differences between two options and a possible strategy.
Avinash Tiwari is a thought leader, a recognized keynote speaker, and the co-founder of pCloudy.com. He has 15+ experience in Product development and Testing. He brings with him a passion for emerging technology and quick adoption, both of which have solidified his reputation as a leader in the mobile app testing field.
Today, there are many smartphone users in the world and so is the popularity of mobile apps. In order to be competent, mobile apps have to be unique and provide the best user experience to increase the user base. With…
[xyz-ihs snippet="quickLinks-Appium"] Appium is an open source mobile app UI testing framework. You can test all types of mobile apps and perform automation test on physical devices as well as on emulators and simulators. Appium mobile testing does not have…
[xyz-ihs snippet="quickLinks-mobile-app-testing"] In the year 2020, there will be around 5.5 Billion mobile users which accounts for 70% of the world population. More mobile users mean more apps and more competition and to lead the competition we need to make…
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