Testing android in the clouds
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This document discusses several cloud-based platforms for testing Android applications: Cloud Test Lab, TestObject, Monkop, Xamarin, Testdroid, and Sauce Labs. It provides brief descriptions of each platform, including supported programming languages and tools, supported mobile platforms, continuous integration capabilities, and pricing. Overall, the document serves to introduce and compare several popular options for testing Android applications in the cloud.
Testing android in the clouds
- 1. Testing Android In The Clouds Oleksandr Pastukhov SZJUG 2016 1
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- 10. How? Platforms 1. Cloud Test Lab Free BETA * 2. TestObject.com Free for selected devices, 90$ All 3. Monkop.com Free 10 times/month,100$/m for 1hr/day 4. Xamarin.com 100$/m for 1hr/day 5. Testdroid.com 50$/m 5 hours 6. Sauce Labs 100$/m 15 hours 10
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- 32. Let me show http://monkop.com Demo: https://tr.im/NJx2Z 32
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- 40. CI Appium 40
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- 42. CI 1. Cloud Test Lab (Google) Gradle, Jenkins 2. TestObject.com REST API, Gradle, Jenkins, TeamCity 3. Monkop.com 350$/month 4. Xamarin.com/test-cloud Jenkins, TeamCity, TFS 5. Testdroid.com REST API and Jenkins plugin 6. Saucelabs Jenkins, Bamboo, Travis CI, Circle CI, TCity 42
- 43. 43 Testing Tool Langua ge Platform CI Entry Tools Price Cloud Test Robotium Espresso Java Android ++ +++ ++ +++ TestObject Robotium/Esp resso/Appium Any Android IOS +++ +++ +++ ++ Monkop Robotium/Esp resso(beta) Java Android + ++++ + + Xamarin C# / Calabash C# Ruby Android IOS +++ ++ ++++ + TestDroid Appium/Calab ash/Robotium Any Android IOS ++ +++ +++ ++ Sauce Labs Selenium/JS/ Robotium/App Any Android/IOS ++++ + +++++ ++
Editor's Notes
- #2: Hello! Thanks for spending your saturday to learn something new. Is there is somebody from HK? My name is name is Oleksandr Pastukhov, I’m software engineer for the last 11 years for the commercial projects and m.b. 20 years in total. Started programming in my early childhood. I thought, that games that time were sucks and tried to do better. And because of that my passion I’m here right now. Today we will talk about testing android in the Clouds. And the very first question.
- #3: Why should you use cloud? You could already have your cozy tests in Android Studio, testing it on your phone, so why do you need something more?
- #4: That’s why. You have no choice. I will explain why
- #5: So how mobile development looked like 4 years ago? Thats time I was working on a small startup for a mobile personal security. In case of emergency you have big red button, press it and you relatives or 911 receiving your location and video. Server side was covered by unit and integration tests, but mobile was always painfull, So we had manual QA to handle this. But even that didn’t always help. We had small mobile lab
- #6: For startup with a limited money - keeping updated lab it’s a challenge. You have lots of devices, if you will buy it - it will costs more than 3000$ And users quite often had some phones , that we don’t have And we were struggling trying to understand what’s error where there.
- #7: Mobile apps have more bugs, than desktop apps. And users are less loyal. It’s so easy to find different application on a mobile
- #8: Budget increasing drastically for the last years So where is that money?
- #9: One of solutions that you could use in case if you only one developer.
- #10: But closest lab for now in HK And even if it will be in the different part of the Shenzhen, it will be time-expensive.
- #11: So now we have better solutions Services sorted by price and we will start from free. Continuous integration. Bug tracking connected.
- #12: 1 Google 2 Professional 3 Minimalistic 4 Free
- #18: Videos
- #19: https://developers.google.com/cloud-test-lab https://console.cloud.google.com/testlab/mobile?pli=1&project=wunderbutton
- #21: 220 different devices BugTracking, Three types of testing Manual testing Videos
- #27: https://app.testobject.com/#/opastukhov/wunderbutton/espresso/8/reports/4 Show manual
- #28: Monkop really cool as easy to use.
- #29: 1 No registration
- #30: Memory, Garbage collection e.t.c Here best
- #31: Market information - it’s not so useful, but interesting
- #32: Advisor. So they are have
- #34: Microsoft Calabash Recorder C#
- #36: Only if you like c# or Ruby . 2000 devices
- #37: Appium , Calabash Recorder
- #39: https://cloud.testdroid.com/#service/devicerun/93372619/93374917/2178519
- #40: http://www.testdroid.com/updates/
- #43: https://touchtestlite.soasta.com/concerto/Central