The document discusses challenges in mobile automation testing and provides an overview of Appium as a tool for mobile test automation. It covers Appium architecture, requirements, capabilities, and tips for scaling mobile tests. Advanced Appium actions like horizontal and vertical swiping and chained locators are mentioned. The document also discusses visual testing, accessibility testing, and performance testing for mobile apps using Appium.
We will learn more about mobile application testing using the Appium automation testing Framework. We'll explore how it is different from web application testing, what is the importance of mobile application testing and lastly, why should we choose appium as a testing tool.
"Learn All Aspects Of Appium step by step, Enhance your skills & Launch Your Career, On-Demand Course affordable price & classes on virtually every topic.Try Before You Buy
for maven online training visit: https://goo.gl/YKsHBZ"
This document discusses Android and iOS automation using Appium. It provides an overview of Appium, including that it is an open source test automation tool for mobile apps that supports automation of native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It also outlines the features of Appium, how to set up automation for Android and iOS apps, and demonstrates automating a mobile web app.
Appium is an open source test automation framework for testing native, hybrid and mobile web applications across platforms like iOS, Android and Windows. It allows writing tests using the same WebDriver API that can be reused across platforms. Appium uses vendor-provided frameworks like XCUITest for iOS automation. XCUITest is different from the older UIAutomation framework in features supported and changes to element locators. When testing on real iOS devices, a developer account and certificates are required to code sign apps. Tests need to be updated to use different locators like accessibility ID instead of XPath due to performance issues and API changes in XCUITest.
The presentation basics about the mobile application strategies and concepts. Good source for the beginners. Get your app tested by us: [email protected]
The document discusses mobile application testing, including the types of mobile applications like web, native, and hybrid applications; different mobile platforms like Android and iOS; how to test aspects like installation, features, and network connectivity; challenges in mobile application testing like lack of devices; and how to overcome challenges using emulators and automation tools.
Today we need everything reliable and accelerated, so to attain prompt results we are using varied automation testing tools. An automation tool is a piece of software that is run by little human interaction. Different testing tools are used for automation/manual testing, unit testing, performance, web, mobile, etc., more to that we have some open source testing tools as well.
This document discusses various topics related to mobile application testing. It covers what mobile application testing is, why it is important, challenges, different testing methodologies like legacy testing, behavior driven testing and crowd sourcing. It also discusses types of testing like functionality, UI, interruption, security and performance testing. Tools for testing on emulators and actual devices are compared. Specific test areas like UI, interruption, gesture testing are described.
Slides used in workshop on "Getting started with Appium 2.0" at AppiumConf 2021
https://confengine.com/conferences/appium-conf-2021/proposal/15634/getting-started-with-appium-20
This document discusses testing strategies for mobile applications. It covers the types of mobile application testing including interface testing, usability testing, performance testing, security testing, and service testing. It also discusses challenges in mobile application testing related to device variation and differences in operating systems and versions. Finally, it discusses strategies for mobile application testing including using real devices, emulators, and cloud-based testing on remote real devices.
The document discusses automation testing using Selenium. It provides an overview of Selenium, including what it is, its components like Selenium IDE, Selenium RC, Selenium Grid, and Selenium WebDriver. It explains the features and advantages of each component. Selenium is an open source tool that allows automated testing of web applications across different browsers and platforms. It supports recording and playback of tests and can help reduce testing time and costs through automation.
This document discusses Selenium, an open source tool used for automating web application testing. It describes Selenium components like Selenium IDE, RC, and WebDriver. Benefits of Selenium include time savings, reduced costs, repeatable tests, and generated reports. Frameworks like modular, data-driven, and keyword-driven are also covered. The document outlines prerequisites, features, benefits to organizations, best practices, and limitations of Selenium.
RESTful API Testing using Postman, Newman, and Jenkins
INCLUDE AUTOMATED RESTFUL API TESTING USING POSTMAN, NEWMAN, AND JENKINS
If you’re going to automate one kind of tests at your company, API testing is the perfect place to start! It’s fast and simple to write as well as fast to execute. If your company writes an API for its software, then you understand the need and importance of testing it. In this webinar, we’ll do a live demonstration of how you can use free tools, such as Postman, Newman, and Jenkins, to enhance your software quality and security.
Elise Carmichael will cover:
Why your API tests should be included with your CI
Real examples using Postman, Newman and Jenkins + Newman
An active Q&A where you can get your automated testing questions answered, live!
To get the most out of this session:
Download these free tools prior to the webinar: Postman, Newman (along with node and npm) and Jenkins
Read up on how to parse JSON objects using javascript
*Can’t attend the webinar live? Register and we will send the recording after the webinar is over.
Different testing requirements that mobile applications have, challenges and solutions Challenges 1. Complex mobile testing matrix, Expensive test environment 2. Repetitive testing 3. Mobile testing for devices located at various locations Solutions: • Risk Based Testing approach • Using Mobile device emulators • Use of Automation tools • Leveraging external services
This presentation about Selenium WebDriver will help you understand what is Selenium, why Selenium WebDriver was developed, what exactly is Selenium WebDriver, the architecture of Selenium WebDriver and the limitations of Selenium WebDriver. In the end, we'll be looking at a demo showing the working of WebDriver using java. Selenium is an automated testing tool that tests web applications across various platforms and browsers. WebDriver happens to be one of the Selenium tools with a simple yet robust architecture. It controls the browser based on the user program. WebDriver revolutionized automation testing and continues to do so. Let's move further and understand the selenium web driver in detail.
Below are the topics we will be discussing in the presentation:
1. What is Selenium?
2. Why Selenium WebDriver?
3. What is Selenium WebDriver?
4. The architecture of Selenium WebDriver
5. Limitations of Selenium WebDriver
6. Demo: Automation testing with WebDriver
Selenium training has been designed to help developers and manual testers learn how to automate web applications with a robust framework, and integrate it within the DevOps processes of an organization. The course includes basic as well as advanced concepts of WebDriver and other tools/frameworks like TestNG, Maven, AutoIT, Sikuli, log4j. Special focus is given on building a robust framework with Page Object Design Pattern, Data-Driven Approach, and creating reusable components to improve productivity. The course also covers the Selenium Grid, which along with TestNG helps achieve parallel execution to improve coverage and reduce execution time for faster feedback. Appium is an open source test automation framework for use with native, hybrid, and mobile web applications. The course includes a project where you have to create the test automation for an eCommerce application with a framework and reporting.
What are the objectives of this Selenium training course?
This course will enable you to:
1. Revise the core Java concepts which are essential for learning Selenium WebDriver
2. Understand the scope of Test Automation in DevOps and fundamentals of Test Automation
3. Create Test Cases using Selenium IDE – Record and Playback tool
4. Understand Selenium WebDriver architecture and various layers of interaction
5. Set up WebDriver project in Eclipse and write test cases using TestNG
6. Locate elements using various locating techniques
7. Work with various WebDriver commands to drive web browser and various WebElement commands to deal with various web components
8. Learn to deal with various possible scenarios in terms of pop-ups, multiple Windows, frames, taking screenshots
9. Implement Page Object Design Pattern and Data Driven Testing
10. Understand how to use Maven, ANT, AutoIT, Sikuli, log4j, and listeners
11. Learn to use Selenium Grid with TestNG for parallel execution
Learn more at https://www.simplilearn.com/selenium-certification-training
The document provides an introduction to Selenium WebDriver. It discusses the architecture and components of Selenium 1.0 and 2.0. It describes the Selenium WebDriver API for finding elements, performing actions, and handling windows/frames. It also provides an example of creating a test in Java to validate search results on the Rambler website using Selenium WebDriver.
The presentation on Appium was done during #ATAGTR2017, one of the largest global testing conference. All copyright belongs to the author.
Author and presenter : Sunket Ingale
Use Jenkins For Continuous Load Testing And Mobile Test Automation
The document discusses using Jenkins for continuous load testing and mobile test automation. It describes how Jenkins can be used to automate testing across sprints in an agile methodology. Specifically, it outlines how to leverage Jenkins to run functional tests continuously and repurpose those tests for performance and load testing. This helps ensure applications are thoroughly tested before each release.
STARWest: Use Jenkins For Continuous Load Testing And Mobile Test Automation
Frank Cohen's session from the STARWest (Software Test Automation) conference, October 2014. Building mobile apps and Ajax apps effectively requires a blended approach to test automation. Frank Cohen, CTO/Founder at Appvance, shows how to leverage the best application performance test methodology with test tools to deliver excellent Ajax, iOS and Android apps. Learn how to: * Effectively choose a mobile testing method for Agile shops * Reduce costs by choosing the best tools (Appium, Jenkins, Appvance PerformanceCloud) * Scale-up your mobile testing to thousands of test suites automatically * The mix-and-match mobile testing methodology for just-in-time performance testing
Appium is an open-source test automation framework for use in testing native mobile apps, hybrid and mobile web apps. It allows automation of tests across platforms like Android and iOS. Appium uses the WebDriver protocol for communication and follows a client-server architecture where the client sends commands to the Appium server which then executes them on the mobile device. Appium supports locator strategies like ID, XPath and testing features like parallel test execution across devices. It has advantages such as being free, open-source, supporting multiple platforms and frameworks but also has limitations such as requiring app access and slow test speeds.
A Comprehensive Appium Guide for Hybrid App Automation Testing.pdf
Companies strive to enhance customer engagement through frequent feature updates in today's fast-paced digital landscape. The imperative to deliver reliable, bug-free applications quickly is paramount. To meet these demands, a robust testing process is indispensable.
Mobile automation using selenium cucumber & appium
This document discusses mobile automation using Selenium-Cucumber and Appium. It provides an overview of Selenium-Cucumber for automating web and mobile tests in a behavior-driven development approach. It also introduces Appium for automating native and hybrid mobile apps across platforms. The document outlines how to set up the required tools and libraries and provides examples of using Selenium-Cucumber to automate tests of Android web and mobile apps.
Continuous Integration, Deploy, Test From Beginning To End 2014
Frank Cohen, CTO/Founder at Appvance, teaches developers and testers how to become more closely aligned with easily deployable and configurable tools such as Jenkins CI and performance testing platforms. Learn how to: * Merge Agile SDLC and Performance Testing * Speed-up test operations by configuring Jenkins for automatic build, deploy, and tests * Instantly identify functional and performance issues using Jenkins as a performance dashboard * Use effective choices in Jenkins deployment – in the cloud, hosted, or in your datacenter
This document discusses the need for automated mobile application testing and introduces Appium as a tool to perform such testing. It provides an overview of Appium, including that it is open-source, cross-platform for Android and iOS, supports various programming languages, and can test native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It also provides basic instructions on getting started with Appium and includes screenshots of the Appium user interface and a sample test script.
This document summarizes the Selenium Conference 2016 in Bangalore, India. It introduces the keynote speaker Dan Cuellar and provides an overview of the topics he will cover including What's New in Appium 1.5, testing Mac and Windows applications, advanced Appium techniques, visual and mechanical testing, and a question and answer session. It also briefly describes Appium as an open source test automation framework for native, hybrid and mobile web applications on Android and iOS.
The ultimate guide to mobile app testing with appium
Appium is an open-source test automation tool that allows developers to test mobile apps across platforms. It works by communicating with the mobile device and app to run automated tests scripts written in various programming languages. Appium tests can check that the user experience is seamless across different devices. The tool was initially created to test iOS apps but now supports Android as well. It has become popular for testing apps with user interfaces like games and banking apps across both iOS and Android devices.
This document provides an overview of interacting with applications for automation testing. It discusses why automation is used, some automation basics, and different types of applications that can be tested. Selenium and Appium are introduced as open source frameworks for automation. Capabilities are explained for configuring the automation driver to connect to a device or browser for testing. Methods are described for identifying application objects using object properties or visual analysis to interact with elements in the user interface.
We will learn more about mobile application testing using the Appium automation testing Framework. We'll explore how it is different from web application testing, what is the importance of mobile application testing and lastly, why should we choose appium as a testing tool.
"Learn All Aspects Of Appium step by step, Enhance your skills & Launch Your Career, On-Demand Course affordable price & classes on virtually every topic.Try Before You Buy
for maven online training visit: https://goo.gl/YKsHBZ"
This document discusses Android and iOS automation using Appium. It provides an overview of Appium, including that it is an open source test automation tool for mobile apps that supports automation of native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It also outlines the features of Appium, how to set up automation for Android and iOS apps, and demonstrates automating a mobile web app.
Automation testing on ios platform using appiumAmbreen Khan
Appium is an open source test automation framework for testing native, hybrid and mobile web applications across platforms like iOS, Android and Windows. It allows writing tests using the same WebDriver API that can be reused across platforms. Appium uses vendor-provided frameworks like XCUITest for iOS automation. XCUITest is different from the older UIAutomation framework in features supported and changes to element locators. When testing on real iOS devices, a developer account and certificates are required to code sign apps. Tests need to be updated to use different locators like accessibility ID instead of XPath due to performance issues and API changes in XCUITest.
The presentation basics about the mobile application strategies and concepts. Good source for the beginners. Get your app tested by us: [email protected]
The document discusses mobile application testing, including the types of mobile applications like web, native, and hybrid applications; different mobile platforms like Android and iOS; how to test aspects like installation, features, and network connectivity; challenges in mobile application testing like lack of devices; and how to overcome challenges using emulators and automation tools.
Today we need everything reliable and accelerated, so to attain prompt results we are using varied automation testing tools. An automation tool is a piece of software that is run by little human interaction. Different testing tools are used for automation/manual testing, unit testing, performance, web, mobile, etc., more to that we have some open source testing tools as well.
Mobile Application Testing by Javed AnsariJaved Ansari
This document discusses various topics related to mobile application testing. It covers what mobile application testing is, why it is important, challenges, different testing methodologies like legacy testing, behavior driven testing and crowd sourcing. It also discusses types of testing like functionality, UI, interruption, security and performance testing. Tools for testing on emulators and actual devices are compared. Specific test areas like UI, interruption, gesture testing are described.
Slides used in workshop on "Getting started with Appium 2.0" at AppiumConf 2021
https://confengine.com/conferences/appium-conf-2021/proposal/15634/getting-started-with-appium-20
This document discusses testing strategies for mobile applications. It covers the types of mobile application testing including interface testing, usability testing, performance testing, security testing, and service testing. It also discusses challenges in mobile application testing related to device variation and differences in operating systems and versions. Finally, it discusses strategies for mobile application testing including using real devices, emulators, and cloud-based testing on remote real devices.
The document discusses automation testing using Selenium. It provides an overview of Selenium, including what it is, its components like Selenium IDE, Selenium RC, Selenium Grid, and Selenium WebDriver. It explains the features and advantages of each component. Selenium is an open source tool that allows automated testing of web applications across different browsers and platforms. It supports recording and playback of tests and can help reduce testing time and costs through automation.
This document discusses Selenium, an open source tool used for automating web application testing. It describes Selenium components like Selenium IDE, RC, and WebDriver. Benefits of Selenium include time savings, reduced costs, repeatable tests, and generated reports. Frameworks like modular, data-driven, and keyword-driven are also covered. The document outlines prerequisites, features, benefits to organizations, best practices, and limitations of Selenium.
RESTful API Testing using Postman, Newman, and JenkinsQASymphony
INCLUDE AUTOMATED RESTFUL API TESTING USING POSTMAN, NEWMAN, AND JENKINS
If you’re going to automate one kind of tests at your company, API testing is the perfect place to start! It’s fast and simple to write as well as fast to execute. If your company writes an API for its software, then you understand the need and importance of testing it. In this webinar, we’ll do a live demonstration of how you can use free tools, such as Postman, Newman, and Jenkins, to enhance your software quality and security.
Elise Carmichael will cover:
Why your API tests should be included with your CI
Real examples using Postman, Newman and Jenkins + Newman
An active Q&A where you can get your automated testing questions answered, live!
To get the most out of this session:
Download these free tools prior to the webinar: Postman, Newman (along with node and npm) and Jenkins
Read up on how to parse JSON objects using javascript
*Can’t attend the webinar live? Register and we will send the recording after the webinar is over.
Different testing requirements that mobile applications have, challenges and solutions Challenges 1. Complex mobile testing matrix, Expensive test environment 2. Repetitive testing 3. Mobile testing for devices located at various locations Solutions: • Risk Based Testing approach • Using Mobile device emulators • Use of Automation tools • Leveraging external services
This presentation about Selenium WebDriver will help you understand what is Selenium, why Selenium WebDriver was developed, what exactly is Selenium WebDriver, the architecture of Selenium WebDriver and the limitations of Selenium WebDriver. In the end, we'll be looking at a demo showing the working of WebDriver using java. Selenium is an automated testing tool that tests web applications across various platforms and browsers. WebDriver happens to be one of the Selenium tools with a simple yet robust architecture. It controls the browser based on the user program. WebDriver revolutionized automation testing and continues to do so. Let's move further and understand the selenium web driver in detail.
Below are the topics we will be discussing in the presentation:
1. What is Selenium?
2. Why Selenium WebDriver?
3. What is Selenium WebDriver?
4. The architecture of Selenium WebDriver
5. Limitations of Selenium WebDriver
6. Demo: Automation testing with WebDriver
Selenium training has been designed to help developers and manual testers learn how to automate web applications with a robust framework, and integrate it within the DevOps processes of an organization. The course includes basic as well as advanced concepts of WebDriver and other tools/frameworks like TestNG, Maven, AutoIT, Sikuli, log4j. Special focus is given on building a robust framework with Page Object Design Pattern, Data-Driven Approach, and creating reusable components to improve productivity. The course also covers the Selenium Grid, which along with TestNG helps achieve parallel execution to improve coverage and reduce execution time for faster feedback. Appium is an open source test automation framework for use with native, hybrid, and mobile web applications. The course includes a project where you have to create the test automation for an eCommerce application with a framework and reporting.
What are the objectives of this Selenium training course?
This course will enable you to:
1. Revise the core Java concepts which are essential for learning Selenium WebDriver
2. Understand the scope of Test Automation in DevOps and fundamentals of Test Automation
3. Create Test Cases using Selenium IDE – Record and Playback tool
4. Understand Selenium WebDriver architecture and various layers of interaction
5. Set up WebDriver project in Eclipse and write test cases using TestNG
6. Locate elements using various locating techniques
7. Work with various WebDriver commands to drive web browser and various WebElement commands to deal with various web components
8. Learn to deal with various possible scenarios in terms of pop-ups, multiple Windows, frames, taking screenshots
9. Implement Page Object Design Pattern and Data Driven Testing
10. Understand how to use Maven, ANT, AutoIT, Sikuli, log4j, and listeners
11. Learn to use Selenium Grid with TestNG for parallel execution
Learn more at https://www.simplilearn.com/selenium-certification-training
The document provides an introduction to Selenium WebDriver. It discusses the architecture and components of Selenium 1.0 and 2.0. It describes the Selenium WebDriver API for finding elements, performing actions, and handling windows/frames. It also provides an example of creating a test in Java to validate search results on the Rambler website using Selenium WebDriver.
The presentation on Appium was done during #ATAGTR2017, one of the largest global testing conference. All copyright belongs to the author.
Author and presenter : Sunket Ingale
Use Jenkins For Continuous Load Testing And Mobile Test AutomationClever Moe
The document discusses using Jenkins for continuous load testing and mobile test automation. It describes how Jenkins can be used to automate testing across sprints in an agile methodology. Specifically, it outlines how to leverage Jenkins to run functional tests continuously and repurpose those tests for performance and load testing. This helps ensure applications are thoroughly tested before each release.
STARWest: Use Jenkins For Continuous Load Testing And Mobile Test AutomationClever Moe
Frank Cohen's session from the STARWest (Software Test Automation) conference, October 2014. Building mobile apps and Ajax apps effectively requires a blended approach to test automation. Frank Cohen, CTO/Founder at Appvance, shows how to leverage the best application performance test methodology with test tools to deliver excellent Ajax, iOS and Android apps. Learn how to: * Effectively choose a mobile testing method for Agile shops * Reduce costs by choosing the best tools (Appium, Jenkins, Appvance PerformanceCloud) * Scale-up your mobile testing to thousands of test suites automatically * The mix-and-match mobile testing methodology for just-in-time performance testing
Appium is an open-source test automation framework for use in testing native mobile apps, hybrid and mobile web apps. It allows automation of tests across platforms like Android and iOS. Appium uses the WebDriver protocol for communication and follows a client-server architecture where the client sends commands to the Appium server which then executes them on the mobile device. Appium supports locator strategies like ID, XPath and testing features like parallel test execution across devices. It has advantages such as being free, open-source, supporting multiple platforms and frameworks but also has limitations such as requiring app access and slow test speeds.
A Comprehensive Appium Guide for Hybrid App Automation Testing.pdfkalichargn70th171
Companies strive to enhance customer engagement through frequent feature updates in today's fast-paced digital landscape. The imperative to deliver reliable, bug-free applications quickly is paramount. To meet these demands, a robust testing process is indispensable.
This document discusses mobile automation using Selenium-Cucumber and Appium. It provides an overview of Selenium-Cucumber for automating web and mobile tests in a behavior-driven development approach. It also introduces Appium for automating native and hybrid mobile apps across platforms. The document outlines how to set up the required tools and libraries and provides examples of using Selenium-Cucumber to automate tests of Android web and mobile apps.
Continuous Integration, Deploy, Test From Beginning To End 2014Clever Moe
Frank Cohen, CTO/Founder at Appvance, teaches developers and testers how to become more closely aligned with easily deployable and configurable tools such as Jenkins CI and performance testing platforms. Learn how to: * Merge Agile SDLC and Performance Testing * Speed-up test operations by configuring Jenkins for automatic build, deploy, and tests * Instantly identify functional and performance issues using Jenkins as a performance dashboard * Use effective choices in Jenkins deployment – in the cloud, hosted, or in your datacenter
Automated Mobile Testing using Appium.pdfAnand722237
This document discusses the need for automated mobile application testing and introduces Appium as a tool to perform such testing. It provides an overview of Appium, including that it is open-source, cross-platform for Android and iOS, supports various programming languages, and can test native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It also provides basic instructions on getting started with Appium and includes screenshots of the Appium user interface and a sample test script.
This document summarizes the Selenium Conference 2016 in Bangalore, India. It introduces the keynote speaker Dan Cuellar and provides an overview of the topics he will cover including What's New in Appium 1.5, testing Mac and Windows applications, advanced Appium techniques, visual and mechanical testing, and a question and answer session. It also briefly describes Appium as an open source test automation framework for native, hybrid and mobile web applications on Android and iOS.
The ultimate guide to mobile app testing with appiumheadspin2
Appium is an open-source test automation tool that allows developers to test mobile apps across platforms. It works by communicating with the mobile device and app to run automated tests scripts written in various programming languages. Appium tests can check that the user experience is seamless across different devices. The tool was initially created to test iOS apps but now supports Android as well. It has become popular for testing apps with user interfaces like games and banking apps across both iOS and Android devices.
CS02A - Interacting with applications.pptxAnand722237
This document provides an overview of interacting with applications for automation testing. It discusses why automation is used, some automation basics, and different types of applications that can be tested. Selenium and Appium are introduced as open source frameworks for automation. Capabilities are explained for configuring the automation driver to connect to a device or browser for testing. Methods are described for identifying application objects using object properties or visual analysis to interact with elements in the user interface.
The document summarizes the Selenium Conference 2016 in London. Dan Cuellar, creator of Appium, gave a presentation covering updates to Appium 1.6 including support for Mac, Windows, and multiple devices. Appium is an open source test automation framework that controls native and hybrid mobile apps. It allows testing apps on iOS and Android using various programming languages.
Appium is an open source test automation framework for use with native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It allows creation of automated tests to validate mobile apps across many platforms including Android and iOS. Some key benefits of Appium include the ability to write tests once and run them on multiple platforms using a single codebase. It also supports integration with various tools for continuous integration, behavior driven development, reporting and page object modeling. Appium works by having an Appium server that mobile app testing clients communicate with via a JSON object of desired capabilities to start an automation session on the targeted app.
The document discusses mobile automation testing and introduces Appium as a tool for automating tests on mobile applications. It provides an overview of Appium, including its architecture, capabilities, and how it can be used to test both native and mobile web applications on Android and iOS. Some key points covered include why mobile automation is required given factors like multiple devices and platforms, the benefits of Appium like being open source and supporting cross-platform testing, and how Appium uses the Selenium framework to automate tests through a REST API.
Appium overview (Selenium Israel #2, Feb. 2014)danielputerman
Appium is an open source test automation framework for testing native and hybrid mobile apps. It allows writing tests in any language and on any platform to test the same app submitted to app stores. Appium uses the WebDriver protocol to remotely control apps using UIAutomator on Android and Instruments on iOS. This allows testing apps on real devices and emulators with a single test script. Appium supports platforms include Android, iOS, and mobile web apps and can test apps on a local device or cloud-based services like SauceLabs.
Using Selenium To Test Mobile? Meet Appium!Sauce Labs
Selenium is an industry standard for web testing. Most of test automation engineers are well versed with this tool, and even use its broad capabilities to execute some mobile tests. Inspired by Selenium and built based on testing approach Appium was created. It is an open-source tool for automating native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms.
In this how-to webinar, we will show you how you can utilize your Selenium skills to scale your mobile testing with Appium. Join Giovanni Rago, Customer Success Manager at Sauce Labs, in this event that will give you new insights into the way you approach mobile testing.
Here are the main takeaways:
-- Difference between Selenium and Appium
-- Which Selenium skills can be used when testing in Appium
-- What’s the best testing strategy for mobile
-- How much more there is to learn about Appium
This document discusses mobile application testing and automation. It covers:
- The types of mobile application testing including functionality, usability, and consistency testing.
- Challenges of mobile app testing like different devices, platforms, and input methods.
- Popular mobile platforms and types of mobile apps and devices.
- Approaches to mobile app testing like installation/uninstallation, workflows, performance, localization, and device interactions.
- Types of mobile app testing including UI, compatibility, interruptions, usability, and security testing.
- The need for automation in mobile testing due to a wide variety of factors.
- Popular mobile automation tools like MonkeyRunner, UIAutomator,
Sharing the slides pack on Accessibility testing talk at Agile India. This pack has some good tips around how to get started with a11y on various SDLC stages and some new methodologies
This document discusses observability in distributed test environments. It provides an overview of observability concepts like telemetry, distributed tracing, and spans. It explains how distributed tracing with tools like Jaeger can help with root cause analysis, performance optimization, and dependency analysis for distributed systems. The document also discusses how observability and distributed tracing principles can be applied to testing, including testing in production and using distributed tracing with Selenium Grid to visualize test flows.
Selenium 4 introduces several new features for browser automation including relative locators, support for the Chrome DevTools Protocol, and observability features for the Selenium Grid. Relative locators allow finding elements using terms like "above", "below", and "to the left/right of" another element. The Chrome DevTools Protocol enables accessing Chrome developer tools domains. Selenium Grid now supports OpenTelemetry for distributed tracing of requests to provide observability. A demo shows visualizing traces in Jaeger. Beyond Selenium 4, future plans include bidirectional APIs and new locator strategies using images and artificial intelligence.
This document provides a guide to accessibility testing, outlining different types of testing methods including manual tests, end-to-end tests, integration tests, unit tests, and static checks. It emphasizes the importance of involving people with disabilities in testing and highlights some popular tools for each category such as Axe, Selenium, and Storybook for accessibility. The document concludes by encouraging building experiences that embrace uniqueness and unite people.
Scaling your Automated Tests: Docker and KubernetesManoj Kumar Kumar
Keynote presented at STeP-In SUMMIT 2019 Bengaluru.
Scaling your Automated Tests: Docker and Kubernetes - matched well with the theme of the conference "Intelligent Digital Mesh"
The document provides an overview of accessibility testing, standards, and implementation strategies. It discusses testing tools like screen readers and plugins that can be used to check for keyboard navigation, form labels, audio/video, and touch target size. It also outlines common web accessibility standards like WCAG 2.0/2.1 and Section 508, and recommends involving users with disabilities in testing. The document concludes by offering tips for establishing an organizational commitment to accessibility and an inclusive design process from the start of a project.
This document discusses test automation using Selenium in a Docker container cluster environment. It begins with an introduction of the speaker and an overview of topics to be covered, including the current technology scenario, Selenium, Selenium Grid, Docker containers, orchestration tools, and recommended third party tools. Key points covered include using Docker containers instead of VMs to run tests in parallel in a lightweight manner, dockerizing tests by building test code into containers, and using orchestration tools like Kubernetes to automate and manage container resources for Selenium Grid. Examples of recommended third party tools that integrate Docker and Selenium are also provided.
Manoj Kumar Kumar will discuss building test automation infrastructure using containers. He will cover continuous delivery, Selenium as a browser automation library, and using Selenium Grid to distribute tests across multiple browser instances. He will then discuss how using Docker containers can help address challenges with scaling tests and reduce costs compared to virtual machines. Manoj will demonstrate how to use the docker-selenium image to run a Selenium Grid hub and nodes within Docker containers.
This document discusses using JavaScript for testing and addresses some of its challenges like callback hell and the pyramid of doom. It presents solutions like promise managers and async/await that help simplify asynchronous code. It also provides examples of using WebDriverJs with promises and async/await in tests to make the code more readable and maintainable.
COMPSAC 2024 D&I Panel: Charting a Course for Equity: Strategies for Overcomi...Hironori Washizaki
Hironori Washizaki, "Charting a Course for Equity: Strategies for Overcoming Challenges and Promoting Inclusion in the Metaverse", IEEE COMPSAC 2024 D&I Panel, 2024.
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2. About Me
✓Open Source Enthusiast
(Selenium, ngWebdriver, Serenity, Protractor et..)
✓Author assertselenium.com & official documentation of Selenium
✓Organizer & Program Chair seleniumconf.com
✓Member of Project Leadership committee - Selenium
✓Accessibility enthusiast
✓I work at Applitools AI-POWERED VISUAL TESTING AND MONITORING
3. Today’s Session
✓Challenges of Mobile Automated testing
✓Getting started with Automated Mobile Testing -Appium
✓Advanced features and unique capabilities
✓Scaling your Appium tests
✓State of Mobile Automation testing tools
✓& More
7. Challenges - Mobile Automation
• Validate every OS version your app supports
• Validate every locale your app supports
• Validate different device manufacturers
• Validate performance of your mobile apps
• Simulator vs Real Device differences
12. Appium Philosophy
• Test the Same app you submit to the marketplace
• Write automated tests in any language / framework
• An open-source mobile automation framework
• Come up With your own driver implementation
13. Appium
• Appium is a HTTP server that creates and handles WebDriver session
through Mobile JSON WP
14. Appium Architecture
• Similar to WebDriver Server
• A Client-Server architecture
• Server - Node Js
• Client - your Automated Scripts
• Receive request from Client > Executes commands on devices/emulators
> A HTTP response is responded
15. Appium Architecture
• When you download Appium Desktop or install via npm - you’re just
downloading or setting up the Server part of Appium
• When you write an automated Appium Script and execute it, a HTTP
request in JSON format is sent to Server
• Appium sends the commands to iOS and Android platform in a way that it
understands via bootstrap- which acts as a Unix/TCP server
30. Tips & Tricks
• No XPath
• Use Predicates in iOS
• Appium is slow
• Stability over speed
• No Docs
31. Performance Testing for Mobile apps
• Mobile apps are usually run in a very constrained environment
• Mobile apps have the potential to create bad user experience not only from
UI perspective but also by jamming CPU or memory and shown as a
“battery draining app”
32. • At least with Android
• dumpsys is a tool that runs on Android devices and provides information
about services and can be used wth Android Debug Bridge
• Allow you to check how your application affects the overall device through
CPU, RAM, Battery, storage stats
List<List<Object>> data =
driver.getPerformanceData("io.appium.android.apis", "memoryinfo",
10);
Performance Testing with Appium
33. Visual Testing for mobile Apps
• Validate if your app looks same on different screen sizes, different
manufacturers
• How will your app layout or structure looks when used in different language
which has long strings like Deutsch
• Consider testing in Landscape mode
35. Accessibility Testing for Mobile Apps
• All activatable elements should be focusable
• The user flow on the screen should be from top to bottom and left to right.
The flow throughout the app should be intuitive.
36. Accessibility testing with Espresso
• Accessibility Test framework from Google - Plugged into any Java
framework
• Espresso:
import android.support.test.espresso.contrib.AccessibilityChecks;
@RunWith(AndroidJUnit4.class)
@LargeTest
public class AccessibilityChecksIntegrationTest {
@BeforeClass
public static void enableAccessibilityChecks() {
AccessibilityChecks.enable();
}
}
38. Scaling Mobile Automation
• Dockerize Appium Tests - Easy Parallel tests
• Docker based Setup
• https://github.com/butomo1989/docker-android
• https://github.com/appium/appium-docker-android
• No more worry about requirements
• Comes pre-built in a docker image
• Build an Image and execute it!
Unlike 5 or 10 years ago in todays world, when testing a web or mobile app - whether native or responsive, it’s important to be able to test on all devices and browsers.
The problem is, there are simply too many device and browser combinations.
Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari, each one has multiple versions that customers may be using, on different devices (PC, MAC, Mobile Devices, Smart watches) Running on different operating systems (Windows, Linux, IOS, Android etc.) and in different screen resolutions according to the device.
In some cases the application under test may also have responsive design to optimize the layout according to the viewable portion of the screen.
In these cases we also need to check the app across the different layouts.
While there are tools that let you test on a wide variety of devices, there is no automated testing tool that can see that the app looks and acts right on all devices.
So someone still manually goes through each and every device, to ensure that everything is displaying properly. This causes major bottlenecks which adds cost to the dev process.
On top of that we also know that release cycle are keep getting shorter and shorter.
Many organisations already have CI in place and some already has full CD.
It simply means that everything must be automated has we have zero time for manual bottle necks.
So, we have more and more things that we need to cover and less and less time to do it.
