Author name: Joan Coy

You’ve probably heard some version of the phrase you have to know where you’ve been in order to know where you’re going, and one place it certainly rings true for is the topic of mobile app automation testing. Where did it begin? How did mobile test automation become what it is today? And why should ...

Android and iOS are distinct ecosystems; iOS devices cannot natively run Android applications due to their differences. However, developers can use emulators to test Android apps on iOS devices. These tools simulate the Android environment on iOS systems from the tester’s available computer system, aiding app development and quality assurance. This post explores several top ...

If you’re familiar with DevOps, you know continuous testing is a big part of the process. Testing has always been part of the software development life cycle—and for very good reason—but testing wasn’t always as efficient as it is now. With the ever increasing demand for more and better apps, testing has had to adapt ...

Mobile app testing fundamentals are constantly changing. For today’s QA teams, the hunt for bugs in applications—and the methods for finding them—have evolved into a constantly changing, ever-growing process that shows no signs of becoming less complicated or challenging. Testing must be fast and accurate in an endless cycle of code releases. Users aren’t ...