Device Farm is an app testing service that enables you to test your Android, iOS, and Fire OS apps on real, physical phones and tablets that are hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Currently Device Farm allows you to run your own tests or built-in compatibility tests parallelly on the selected devices. The list below […]
In our previous post we introduced the steps to set up your Appium environment for iOS 9 devices. In this post we will write about how can you open the Settings app and do some changes in it. We will use Java as programming language, Eclipse for IDE and JUnit as runner. Ok, so first […]
In this post we will introduce the basic setup of Appium to work with iOS devices. We will go through with detailed steps, so you can skip some of those if you are familiar with. For start you need to install Xcode. Go to the App Store, type Xcode, hit the download button and grab […]
Desktop version of Google Chrome allows to users to open webpages in mobile view. This means that you can emulate browsing on devices like Google Nexus 5, Apple iPhone 6 etc. You can find this feature in developer tools by clicking on the mobile icon. Now ChromeDriver allows to use device emulation in automated tests […]
What is Ranorex? Is this a medicine? 🙂 Ranorex is an automated testing tool which provides testing of Microsoft desktop apps, webpages and mobile applications. It supports wide range of technologies like .NET, WFA, WPF, Java, HTML5, Flash, iOS, Android, Windows apps (hybrid and native) and so on. You can perform cross-browser, data-driven, automated functional, […]
It was a long time we wrote about the BlazeMeter and during this time it comes more reliable, easy to use and there are also some new, great tools (Here you can find our latest post about BlazeMeter: Previous post about loadtesting with BlazeMeter). Maybe the most important feature is that now you can use […]
We all know that the navigation between pages is sometimes painful, and we need to write a lot lines of code to get to the right place. Using LoadableComponent is a better way to manage your navigation, especially if you need to go through welcome pages, login pages etc. in every single case of test. […]
In this post we will try to give some ideas how to use the Graphwalker Path generators combined with Stop conditions. We recommend you to read our latest post about the Graphwalker API , however here is the snippet of code from last post: In the first two lines we are just creating an instance […]
As we mentioned in “how to start guide” you can generate Java Class from *.graphml file which you created in yEd. First let’s go through the process of making one basic *.graphml file. Let’s say that we want to make one login smoke test for a random website. The model can be look like the […]
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