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Meetup kickoff slides - Perfecto Mobile, September 2014
This document summarizes a mobile app dev-test meetup kickoff event. The meetup aimed to discuss increasing development velocity challenges, real devices vs emulators, real-life examples, and challenges for development and testing. The agenda also included an open discussion and planning for the next quarterly meetup. Key trends like mobile payments, wearables, and expectations for iOS 8 adoption were briefly highlighted. Challenges around balancing velocity and quality with growing app complexity and evolving test matrices were also noted.
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Meetup kickoff slides - Perfecto Mobile, September 2014
- 1. Mobile App Dev-TestMeetupKickoff Welcome September 16th, 2014 Presented by: Eran Kinsbruner, Director, Mobile Evangelist Perfecto Mobile
- 2. Agenda •Meetup Introduction •Increasing dev. velocity creates challenges •Real Devices vs. Emulators •Real life examples •Challenges for dev/test •RWD (Good & Bad) •Open Discussion •Planning for Next Quarter Meetup (17 December 2014) 2
- 3. Meetup Introduction Copyright2013 Perfecto Mobile 3 Get industry insight Exchange Experience Build Best Practices
- 4. Some Outstanding MobileMarket Trends Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 4 Mobile Payment/Mobile Wallet Wearables –Google Glass, Watches Transition to OSS tools (Cucumber, Appium) CI/CD & Quality Shift Left (Including Performance)
- 5. Rising User Expectations 5 Source: Perfecto Mobile Survey
- 6. Expect Fast iOS8 Adoption 6 Source: LINK
- 7. Android Adoption WillBe (Artificially) Slow 7
- 8. End User ExpectationsAre Also Growing 8 Source: Compuware
- 9. Android Fragmentation 9 Source: Open Signal -Aug 2014
- 10. App Dev isHardDev Velocity must Match Market Velocity 2.3 4.1 4.2 4.4 7 10 3.5 4.5 5 5.5 Size Versions 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.4 5.5 5.6 Size Size iOS 7.x iOS 8.x 8 10 Versions 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.4 5.5 5.6 Mumbai Charlotte Distributed Teams App Versions 4.7 5.5
- 11. But, Change isConstant 11 New Use Case support ?? Required support for new Devices / OS or Additional OS support?? iOS 8: Extensibility
- 12. The Challenges –Velocityvs. Quality •Pain: •Market pressure compressing delivery schedules •Growing App complexity driving test case growth •Rapidly evolving test matrix •Goal: •Deliver feedback to developers faster •Complete test coverage within each sprint cycle •Strategy •Increase automation •Adopt continuous integration Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 12 And Or
- 13. The Need forSpeed is Driving DevTestAdoption Now Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 13 •Collaboration between Dev and Test is increasing •Continuous integration is accelerating the move towards DevTest •Performance testing is starting earlier and occurring more frequently •DevOpsadoption is less mature compared to the evolution of DevTest •Automation is a fundamental enabler Dev Test Stage Deploy Unit Test FnTest PerfTest UAT Monitoring Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Changing SDLC PerfTest
- 14. Emulators vs. RealDevices Real devices = Accurate development feedback (Reliability) Real hardware and relevant OS versions Same target as your end-users will use Real network conditions Risk tolerance –Real devices reduces quality risks Cannot determine quality level based on emulators Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 14 There are use cases when Emulators can be useful: Early feedback while binary or devices are not available Enhanced debugging locally within the IDE (Xcode/Eclipse) UI/L&F on various Emulator skins prior to real device testing Alpha phase basic functionality testing
- 15. Real Devices vs.Emulators -Example
- 16. iOS8 Implications onDevTest •Interactive Notifications Functionality •App Extensions •TouchIDEnhanced Technology •Swift Language Introduced •Continuity and contextual Awareness (Handoff) Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 16
- 17. System level controlis a must 17
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- 19. iOS8 Actionable NotificationsEventBased Testing 19
- 20. RWD & AWDDefinitionsEnhanced UX through 2 methods Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 20 Adaptive web designuses predefined layouts that have been carefully constructed for a variety of screen sizes Responsive web designis client-side which means the page is sent to the device browser (the client), and the browser then modifies the appearance of the page in relation to the size of the browser window.
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- 22. RWD Examples -Good Copyright 2013 Perfecto Mobile 22 HTC One (M8) Amazon Fire Apple iPad Mini
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