Being able to get immediate feedback from new code is important. The faster you can get feedback the sooner a problem can be resolved and not find its way into production. One common way to get feedback is to run tests after the new code, but that naturally leads to […]
In part 2, you learned about the Model View Presenter (MVP) architecture. As a brief refresher, the MVP model is a popular choice when you want to write Android code that is easy to test. It is an architecture that keeps the business logic and user interface (UI) logic separate […]
In part 1, you have learned about the different types of tests that are available for Android. As a quick refresher, there are two types of test. One is pure java test, which only requires the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) to run and doesn’t require any dependency on the Android […]
If you have not been writing a lot of tests for your Android projects, you might fit it difficult to start. You really want to write tests for your Android projects, but you find it really difficult to do. There are multiple factors that contribute to this, but one of […]
It is important to test your app. It is a key factor in helping you provide an excellent user experience with your app. So, what if you wanted to get started with writing tests in Android? This post will help you understand the basic to get you up and running.
Many software developers have no clue about how testing is actually done. They write the code, make sure it builds, and hand it over to testers or QA (Quality Assurance). The testers put the application through a series of test and give the developers a report on the issues and bugs […]
