This document discusses the differences between mobile and web testing. Mobile testing is more complex due to the many device types, screen sizes, operating systems and versions in use. Usability and performance are especially important for mobile. The future of mobile testing includes challenges from more devices, operating systems, form factors and new technologies. The author recommends testing on both real devices and simulators, considering battery life, operating system updates and automation approaches.
Mobile Testing, That's Just a Smaller Screen, RightStephen Janaway
We are increasingly moving towards mobile devices to fulfil our day-to-day computing needs. More smartphones are sold than PCs but many people are unclear on what changes to test strategies are needed when working with mobile.
This presentation gives an overview of mobile testing, explains some of the common mistakes that are made when starting to test mobile, and gives the audience a taster of what to study next.
The current state of mobile testing by stephen janawayTEST Huddle
We are increasingly moving towards mobile devices to fulfil our day-to-day computing needs. More smartphones are sold than PCs but many people are unclear on what changes to test strategies are needed when working with mobile. The rate of change within the mobile world is rapid and mobile projects are typically equally fast paced. Currently available tools are less mature than their desktop counterparts, and all of this can combine to make a mobile testing strategy more difficult to define.
This webinar will seek to answer come common challenges one may face when starting to test mobile devices or applications, and answer some of the common questions that typically arise. Put simply, it will help you start your mobile project right, or help you make changes to an existing strategy to make it more effective.
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The Mobile Tester - Your place in the team with Stephen Janaway [Webinar]TEST Huddle
Stephen Janaway of the NET-A-PORTER GROUP gave this presentation on mobile testing as part of the TEST Huddle Mobile Testing Webinar Series.
Being a tester on a mobile team is not easy. As well as a multitude of devices and OS versions to test, you find yourself being a part of extremely fast paced projects, where the need to ship an application is often seen as most important. Frequently you are the only tester in the team. In this webinar, Stephen explains some strategies to help you adapt and excel in the challenging world of mobile development.
Key Takeaways:
Why mobile development is different
The testers place in a mobile team
How you can adapt and excel
Watch the recording of the webinar here: http://testhuddle.com/resource/the-mobile-tester-your-place-in-the-team/
The aim of this talk was to make people aware of the scale of the mobile challenge, the various problem areas and some ideas to help avoid/ overcome them
7 mobile app usability testing best practices by UserTestingUserTesting
You should test throughout the development process. That way you can catch problems early, when they are easier to fix. The general rule is: Test early, test often. If you’re doing Agile development, you should conduct user testing every week or two, to validate the work you’ve just done and guide what you do next. We’ve heard heartbreaking stories from companies that left mobile testing until the end of development. They found significant problems, but launched anyway because it was too late to make major changes. A good approach is to test at each stage in the development process.
Does the idea of releasing your next app or mobile website make you queasy? Test away your fears! Download our eBooks to explore fast, easy ways to improve mobile websites and apps at every stage of development: http://info.usertesting.com/Mobile-Usability-Testing-Strategy-eBook.html
Mobile Testing, That's Just a Smaller Screen, RightStephen Janaway
We are increasingly moving towards mobile devices to fulfil our day-to-day computing needs. More smartphones are sold than PCs but many people are unclear on what changes to test strategies are needed when working with mobile.
This presentation gives an overview of mobile testing, explains some of the common mistakes that are made when starting to test mobile, and gives the audience a taster of what to study next.
The current state of mobile testing by stephen janawayTEST Huddle
We are increasingly moving towards mobile devices to fulfil our day-to-day computing needs. More smartphones are sold than PCs but many people are unclear on what changes to test strategies are needed when working with mobile. The rate of change within the mobile world is rapid and mobile projects are typically equally fast paced. Currently available tools are less mature than their desktop counterparts, and all of this can combine to make a mobile testing strategy more difficult to define.
This webinar will seek to answer come common challenges one may face when starting to test mobile devices or applications, and answer some of the common questions that typically arise. Put simply, it will help you start your mobile project right, or help you make changes to an existing strategy to make it more effective.
www.eurostarconferences.com
www.testhuddle.com
The Mobile Tester - Your place in the team with Stephen Janaway [Webinar]TEST Huddle
Stephen Janaway of the NET-A-PORTER GROUP gave this presentation on mobile testing as part of the TEST Huddle Mobile Testing Webinar Series.
Being a tester on a mobile team is not easy. As well as a multitude of devices and OS versions to test, you find yourself being a part of extremely fast paced projects, where the need to ship an application is often seen as most important. Frequently you are the only tester in the team. In this webinar, Stephen explains some strategies to help you adapt and excel in the challenging world of mobile development.
Key Takeaways:
Why mobile development is different
The testers place in a mobile team
How you can adapt and excel
Watch the recording of the webinar here: http://testhuddle.com/resource/the-mobile-tester-your-place-in-the-team/
The aim of this talk was to make people aware of the scale of the mobile challenge, the various problem areas and some ideas to help avoid/ overcome them
7 mobile app usability testing best practices by UserTestingUserTesting
You should test throughout the development process. That way you can catch problems early, when they are easier to fix. The general rule is: Test early, test often. If you’re doing Agile development, you should conduct user testing every week or two, to validate the work you’ve just done and guide what you do next. We’ve heard heartbreaking stories from companies that left mobile testing until the end of development. They found significant problems, but launched anyway because it was too late to make major changes. A good approach is to test at each stage in the development process.
Does the idea of releasing your next app or mobile website make you queasy? Test away your fears! Download our eBooks to explore fast, easy ways to improve mobile websites and apps at every stage of development: http://info.usertesting.com/Mobile-Usability-Testing-Strategy-eBook.html
David Raissipour - Mobile First is Always RightMassTLC
David Raissipour took the perspective that Mobile First is Always Right at the MassTLC Building Better Products: Software Development Summit. This presentation was set up as a debate so please do not view this as David's or Carbonite's real strategy.
Calling all DevOps teams! With back-to-school, holidays, and elections right around the corner it’s important to ensure your organization’s applications are ready for peak load performance. Millions of customers will be demanding the most from your website and mobile applications, so how can you be sure they will deliver? Can your applications’ life cycles withstand the volume? Make sure your Application Development and Management teams are ahead of the curve this season.
Join this webinar with Tom Chavez, CloudTest Product Manager to learn his tips and suggestions from years of helping hundreds of organizations prepare for peak load performance.
5 Keys to Your Best Automated Testing StrategySOASTA
Recent Microsoft studies have demonstrated not everyone gets automated testing right; many enterprises still lack the know-how to achieve optimum results. Join our upcoming webinar on 5 Keys to your best Automated Testing Strategy.
In this webinar, we will cover:
Avoiding the Automation ‘Gotchas’
Visualizing end-to-end performance
Predicting and solving performance issues
…along with a live demo of SOASTA’s Mobile Functional Test with integrated device performance metrics.
Join us to learn how to tune your web performance by combining synthetic, real-user, and competitive benchmarking metrics to give you the most complete dataset needed to optimize your site – and beat your competitors.
You will learn:
-Choosing the right tool for the job
-Using competitive benchmarking data
-Mine key performance analytics that matter
-Putting performance in the context of your business
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Learn Fast to Build Fast @ le Monde - Lean Kanban France 2014Ismaël Héry
In those slides I share issues we face @ le Monde when trying to build great digital products as fast as we can.
More particularly, in a context of great uncertainty, one of the main problems is to learn fast and efficiently in order to build great product fast.
I present the tools and practices used to optimize that learning, using illustrations and stories coming from le Monde products.
Check out the latest and greatest features in the SOASTA Spring release of CloudTest and TouchTest including:
– JMeter support for easy performance testing from development to production
– Version control to manage all your testing assets in Git
– Network emulation to build load tests that better model customer actions from desktop and mobile
– iOS 9.3 support including 3D Touch
– Much more that will be covered in the webinar
MeasureWorks - Prepare your mobile User Experience for fast conversionMeasureWorks
Slides from M-commerce Event 2014. 99% of consumers' time is spend on other websites than yours. And when luck happens and they visit to buy something you better make sure it performs and works. This talk will dive into the delicate balance between speed, usability and content and provides best practices to create a mobile user experience that's ready for fast conversion.
It's all about conversion. Every e-commerce business that cares about improving revenue has a narrow focus of optimizing their website to improve customer experience.
However, most companies still lack the ability to create realistic website performance tests due to limitations in their current test methods.
In this webinar you'll learn:
1) How to tie business metrics (ROI) with website performance metrics and real user data
2) How to build performance tests that will model user behavior on your site
3) How to correlate data analytics so you can troubleshoot bottlenecks to improve performance
This is the keynote for my talk @ AppsterdamMilan #TalkLab on Nov. 20th 2014.
Since Apple introduced iOS 8 widgets. What are the guidelines to follow to make the most of this new opportunity? What are the links with the first applications for Apple Watch?
User Sentiment to Determine App Quality
Heidi Young, VP Engineering, Applause discusses user sentiment as an approach to determine app quality at I Love APIs 2015
David Raissipour - Mobile First is Always RightMassTLC
David Raissipour took the perspective that Mobile First is Always Right at the MassTLC Building Better Products: Software Development Summit. This presentation was set up as a debate so please do not view this as David's or Carbonite's real strategy.
Calling all DevOps teams! With back-to-school, holidays, and elections right around the corner it’s important to ensure your organization’s applications are ready for peak load performance. Millions of customers will be demanding the most from your website and mobile applications, so how can you be sure they will deliver? Can your applications’ life cycles withstand the volume? Make sure your Application Development and Management teams are ahead of the curve this season.
Join this webinar with Tom Chavez, CloudTest Product Manager to learn his tips and suggestions from years of helping hundreds of organizations prepare for peak load performance.
5 Keys to Your Best Automated Testing StrategySOASTA
Recent Microsoft studies have demonstrated not everyone gets automated testing right; many enterprises still lack the know-how to achieve optimum results. Join our upcoming webinar on 5 Keys to your best Automated Testing Strategy.
In this webinar, we will cover:
Avoiding the Automation ‘Gotchas’
Visualizing end-to-end performance
Predicting and solving performance issues
…along with a live demo of SOASTA’s Mobile Functional Test with integrated device performance metrics.
Join us to learn how to tune your web performance by combining synthetic, real-user, and competitive benchmarking metrics to give you the most complete dataset needed to optimize your site – and beat your competitors.
You will learn:
-Choosing the right tool for the job
-Using competitive benchmarking data
-Mine key performance analytics that matter
-Putting performance in the context of your business
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Learn Fast to Build Fast @ le Monde - Lean Kanban France 2014Ismaël Héry
In those slides I share issues we face @ le Monde when trying to build great digital products as fast as we can.
More particularly, in a context of great uncertainty, one of the main problems is to learn fast and efficiently in order to build great product fast.
I present the tools and practices used to optimize that learning, using illustrations and stories coming from le Monde products.
Check out the latest and greatest features in the SOASTA Spring release of CloudTest and TouchTest including:
– JMeter support for easy performance testing from development to production
– Version control to manage all your testing assets in Git
– Network emulation to build load tests that better model customer actions from desktop and mobile
– iOS 9.3 support including 3D Touch
– Much more that will be covered in the webinar
MeasureWorks - Prepare your mobile User Experience for fast conversionMeasureWorks
Slides from M-commerce Event 2014. 99% of consumers' time is spend on other websites than yours. And when luck happens and they visit to buy something you better make sure it performs and works. This talk will dive into the delicate balance between speed, usability and content and provides best practices to create a mobile user experience that's ready for fast conversion.
It's all about conversion. Every e-commerce business that cares about improving revenue has a narrow focus of optimizing their website to improve customer experience.
However, most companies still lack the ability to create realistic website performance tests due to limitations in their current test methods.
In this webinar you'll learn:
1) How to tie business metrics (ROI) with website performance metrics and real user data
2) How to build performance tests that will model user behavior on your site
3) How to correlate data analytics so you can troubleshoot bottlenecks to improve performance
This is the keynote for my talk @ AppsterdamMilan #TalkLab on Nov. 20th 2014.
Since Apple introduced iOS 8 widgets. What are the guidelines to follow to make the most of this new opportunity? What are the links with the first applications for Apple Watch?
User Sentiment to Determine App Quality
Heidi Young, VP Engineering, Applause discusses user sentiment as an approach to determine app quality at I Love APIs 2015
Retrospective – A boring meeting!?
Retrospective is a strong tool in Agile to bring opportunities to help your team better. it is an important part of the methodology to facilitate your team continuously inspect and adapt.
Unfortunately, we often hear people say that the event is useless, boring. Is it true? What is not done right? What is the difference between a bad and a good retrospective? And How to spice up retrospectives of your team?
Our Scrum Breakfast this time will share how to structure of a retrospective, point out factors that make a bad retrospective and recommend some potential solutions to prevent them and turn your retrospective into a remarkable experience.
• Topic: What makes a failed Retro
• Speaker: Muon Nguyen – Scrum Master at Axon Active Vietnam
Understanding how to use a product under test is a key skill for software testers. In the past this knowledge has come from reading requirements documentation and working with others in the development team and the wider business responsible for the product design. But is this enough to understand how the product will be used?
Mobile users are different. The emotional attachment people have with their mobile devices is far greater than with websites and desktops. Their expectations are greater, and it’s far easier for them to make their voices heard through application store feedback.
This presentation will explain the typical ways in which mobile users are different and what we, as testers, can do in order to understand them better so that we can test better. We’ll look at how to use persona’s and profiles and see how to use industry data and analytics.
You’ll learn how to work more closely with other roles within the team such as UX and Design in order to test more effectively. And let’s not forget about the users themselves; we’ll also look at how you can engage the users directly and work with them to ensure that mobile applications are as good quality as they can be. You’ll leave with the enthusiasm and knowledge to take your mobile testing to greater heights.
Why I Lost My Job As a Test Manager and What I Learnt As a ResultStephen Janaway
My career followed the typical path of someone in technology. Tester, Test Lead, Test Manager, Senior Test Manager. It started in 1999, back when we lived in a world of scripted tests and large, separate, test teams who designed and ran the tests. A world of silo’s and walls, a world where communication-by-bug- report was common.
Agile came, and fortunately disrupted things. Teams became cross-functional, and yet management did not change. Management became harder; there were more stakeholders to manage, and more areas to cover. Task switching came as standard.
Eventually the penny dropped with senior management and the management team was re-organised. A change had to come and that meant no more Test Managers….
Learn how your emotions play an important part in your success as a team member, how you can understand them better, and how you can use this to make you a better person.
The Art of the Retrospective: How to run an awesome retrospective meetingChris Smith
The drive to inspect and adapt is one of the most important aspects of agile software development. A great way to bake this approach into your process is by having regular retrospective meetings that engage and challenge the team to solve their own problems and make things better. However, these meetings can be difficult to run well and drive improvement. In fact, many teams sleepwalk through sessions, treating them as a box-ticking exercise that signals the end of the iteration.
Maybe its time we tried a bit harder to make retrospective meetings work?
In this talk, Chris explains how to put together an awesome sprint retrospective. He discusses the following:
* Why retrospectives can be unpopular
* Structuring the meeting to succeed
* Setting the right tone
* Activities to gather data
* Activities to generate insights
* How to decide what to do
* How to manage retrospective actions
Breaking up monoliths in your schedule, your team and in your software architectures to increase velocity and innovation. The video of my presentation of this talk at the Daho.am 2015 conference is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8OQ_u7El38<
An introduction to the Spotify matrix model including recent updates we've made as we have continued to grow. I presented this talk at the Spark the Change Conference in London, UK on July 1, 2015.
As organizations implement their mobile strategy, testing teams must support new technologies—while still maintaining existing systems. Melissa Tondi describes the major trends and innovations in mobile technology, usage patterns, tools, and test equipment that you should consider when transitioning existing test teams or starting new ones. Based on more than two years of research with a lab-based consultant team, Melissa focuses on areas that balance efficiency and productivity, including use of a Device Matrix technique to select devices to test against and when to use emulators and simulators rather than physical devices. She offers solutions to ensure you have a comprehensive mobile test strategy and focuses on challenges—including understanding mobile-specific integration testing and which automation tools to use—that have inundated traditional test teams. Melissa describes how to build a well-organized device lab and incorporate testing scenarios—such as gesture and interruption testing—that are unique to mobile.
Software Assurance, LLC a Dallas-based Testing-centric Company offers specialized Mobile App Testing - We define your Mobile Apps Strategy - Faster, Better & Economically.
Real Devices or Emulators: Wen to use What for Automated TestingSauce Labs
Join analyst David Gehringer of Dimensional Research and Sauce Labs in a Webinar that covers their recent research into how QA and dev engineers choose to test across emulators and real devices. Also, we’ll show you a demo of the Sauce Labs Real Device Cloud and how you can implement best practices of testing on both emulators and real devices to optimize your time and money.
Testing mobile apps is different. There are more form factors, more combinations, more complexity and more users. You need a checklist to be sure you don't overbuild or under test. SOASTA and Utopia have the experience and technology you need to be successful.
Join this free webinar and learn:
The most common mobile app issues
Missed areas like app interrupts, poor connections and device settings
When to automate for functionality and performance
Technology for end-to-end mobile testing
How to collect mobile user information for continuous improvement
Utopia Solutions Founder and CTO, Lee Barnes and the SOASTA team will share customer experiences and demonstrations that will help you cross off every critical element of your mobile testing checklist.
The introduction of mobile devices and applications presents new challenges to traditional usability testing practices. Identifying the differences between usability testing techniques for traditional desktop applications and mobile applications is critical to ensuring their acceptance and use. New equipment requirements for usability testing of mobile applications add to transition issues. Join Susan Brockley to discover ways to transition your traditional usability testing program into the mobile environment. Review usability testing fundamentals and then explore additional dimensions—context, affordance, and accessibility—of mobile usability testing. Learn how user expectations influence and change our approach to usability and how new factors such as power, connectivity, and protective covers impact the overall user experience. Get advice from Susan on how to plan and conduct field tests that are representative of your target audience. Finally, assess your organization’s usability maturity and take back positive steps to make your transition into the mobile usability testing field successful.
Agile Mobile Strategies on a Shoestring BudgetAaron Grant
As more students bring multiple smart devices to campus, the need to keep up with their needs and expectations for using these devices is more important than ever. OU has gone through multiple iterations of their App to address these new exceptions including a price increase on software and licensing and support.
Those Universities with budget and staff constraints, but want to meet student expectations will benefit from this discussion. Topics will focus on strategies, lessons learned and what the future holds with Mobile.
Rauch delighting mobile customers with content for apps, videos, and a social...Marta Rauch
mobile apps, mobile tours, mobile ua, mobile ui, mobile ux, mobile user assistance, mobile user experience, mobile user interface, content strategy, marta rauch, rauch, social media, social media campaigns, social networks, analytics, mobile videos, videos, youtube, lavacon, lavacon2014
2015 Mastering SAP Tech - Enterprise Mobility - Testing Lessons LearnedEneko Jon Bilbao
Lessons learned from a large enterprise mobility roll-out project for an Asset Management and maintenance workforce. Managing User expectations, testing tools, gotcha areas and what we did about them. Presentation from Mastering SAP Technology conference 2015.
Testing at the Speed of Mobile: Adopting Continuous Integration with AgileKeynote Mobile Testing
Developers, testers, and managers are moving away from traditional testing late in development and toward early, agile testing practices, with this shift being immensely more evident in the mobile sphere. Many teams are adopting continuous integration (CI) to speed up and streamline their development and testing processes in order to meet the demands of this condensed, mobile-centric timeframe.
Keynote’s Joe Lewis and Josh Galde explore how developers and testers can become more closely aligned than ever before with easily deployable and configurable tools such as Jenkins CI. Testing on real mobile devices through this integration tool gives you the most accurate view into how your mobile app or website will perform in the real world, all in a pre-production environment.
Learn why mobile app testing is important and its impact on your business. Become aware of some common pitfalls/bugs that TestElf has detected over time and what you can do to minimize them going forward. Learn about TestElf's services and what we can do to help thoroughly test your mobile app.
Best Practices for DevOps in Mobile App TestingBitbar
Watch a live presentation at http://offer.bitbar.com/best-practices-for-devops-in-mobile-app-testing
In essence, the core of DevOps methodology aims to speed up the app development delivery and process by getting devs and operation specialists to collaborate throughout the end-to-end app development and deployment process.
Stay tuned and join our upcoming webinars at http://bitbar.com/testing/webinars/
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Similar to Mobile Testing, That's Just a Smaller Screen, Right? Stephen Janaway (20)
Graspan: A Big Data System for Big Code AnalysisAftab Hussain
We built a disk-based parallel graph system, Graspan, that uses a novel edge-pair centric computation model to compute dynamic transitive closures on very large program graphs.
We implement context-sensitive pointer/alias and dataflow analyses on Graspan. An evaluation of these analyses on large codebases such as Linux shows that their Graspan implementations scale to millions of lines of code and are much simpler than their original implementations.
These analyses were used to augment the existing checkers; these augmented checkers found 132 new NULL pointer bugs and 1308 unnecessary NULL tests in Linux 4.4.0-rc5, PostgreSQL 8.3.9, and Apache httpd 2.2.18.
- Accepted in ASPLOS ‘17, Xi’an, China.
- Featured in the tutorial, Systemized Program Analyses: A Big Data Perspective on Static Analysis Scalability, ASPLOS ‘17.
- Invited for presentation at SoCal PLS ‘16.
- Invited for poster presentation at PLDI SRC ‘16.
OpenMetadata Community Meeting - 5th June 2024OpenMetadata
The OpenMetadata Community Meeting was held on June 5th, 2024. In this meeting, we discussed about the data quality capabilities that are integrated with the Incident Manager, providing a complete solution to handle your data observability needs. Watch the end-to-end demo of the data quality features.
* How to run your own data quality framework
* What is the performance impact of running data quality frameworks
* How to run the test cases in your own ETL pipelines
* How the Incident Manager is integrated
* Get notified with alerts when test cases fail
Watch the meeting recording here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbNOje0kf6E
Understanding Nidhi Software Pricing: A Quick Guide 🌟
Choosing the right software is vital for Nidhi companies to streamline operations. Our latest presentation covers Nidhi software pricing, key factors, costs, and negotiation tips.
📊 What You’ll Learn:
Key factors influencing Nidhi software price
Understanding the true cost beyond the initial price
Tips for negotiating the best deal
Affordable and customizable pricing options with Vector Nidhi Software
🔗 Learn more at: www.vectornidhisoftware.com/software-for-nidhi-company/
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Zoom is a comprehensive platform designed to connect individuals and teams efficiently. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, Zoom has become a go-to solution for virtual communication and collaboration. It offers a range of tools, including virtual meetings, team chat, VoIP phone systems, online whiteboards, and AI companions, to streamline workflows and enhance productivity.
Innovating Inference - Remote Triggering of Large Language Models on HPC Clus...Globus
Large Language Models (LLMs) are currently the center of attention in the tech world, particularly for their potential to advance research. In this presentation, we'll explore a straightforward and effective method for quickly initiating inference runs on supercomputers using the vLLM tool with Globus Compute, specifically on the Polaris system at ALCF. We'll begin by briefly discussing the popularity and applications of LLMs in various fields. Following this, we will introduce the vLLM tool, and explain how it integrates with Globus Compute to efficiently manage LLM operations on Polaris. Attendees will learn the practical aspects of setting up and remotely triggering LLMs from local machines, focusing on ease of use and efficiency. This talk is ideal for researchers and practitioners looking to leverage the power of LLMs in their work, offering a clear guide to harnessing supercomputing resources for quick and effective LLM inference.
AI Fusion Buddy Review: Brand New, Groundbreaking Gemini-Powered AI AppGoogle
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Globus Connect Server Deep Dive - GlobusWorld 2024Globus
We explore the Globus Connect Server (GCS) architecture and experiment with advanced configuration options and use cases. This content is targeted at system administrators who are familiar with GCS and currently operate—or are planning to operate—broader deployments at their institution.
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18. Usability Matters
• Usability is more important in the mobile world:
– Smaller screen.
– More difficult to interact with and typically used one
handed.
22. Mobiles Are Complicated
• While your application runs, the phone is:
– Talking to the network
– Working out where you are
– Maybe receiving calls, texts, Facebook and Twitter
updates.
• What happens when you have your application
running, and then get a call, and a text, whilst
uploading video to YouTube? Test for it and find
out.
Hi everyone. I’m Stephen and I’m going to talk about Mobile Testing.
I’ve been in the industry for 14 years.
I have a website and blog
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Here’s what I’m going to be talking about.
They can also be medical devices, smart readers, hand held scanners, and much more. Basically anything with limited memory, portable, preferably with a data connection.
Remember when we had to carry all this stuff about? Now it’s just in one device.
It’s taken less than 30 years to get to this point. Most people are carrying around a small mobile computer in their pocket.
It’s much more than just devices
Imagine if something went wrong…
You are late for that important meeting because your phone alarm clock does not work. IPHONE EXAMPLE
You are lost due to a problem with your phone’s navigation software. IOS7 MAPS EXAMPLE.
OK – so of course you could use a map but that won’t actually direct you. And maybe you don’t even have maps anymore.
Actual Hardware – drop it, get it wet, stuff is removable
Consumer electronics – fast paced, device jealousy.
To people they are much more. Users are more emotionally attached to their mobiles than their PCs. PERCEPTION OF QUALITY
Often a person’s phone is the first thing that they look at when they wake up. In fact it wakes them up!! HTC advert and personal experience.
People classify themselves by what device they carry. It becomes part of them.
The apps they use become status symbols.
Think about users perceptions of quality on each device.
MOBILE USERS WANT A MOBILE OPTIMISED EXPERIENCE BUT THEY DON’T WANT LESS….
I JUST WANT TO POST A COMMENT. HEAR ME!!
Mobile Web
Mobile sales have already overtaken desktop sales, and mobile Internet usage is predicted to overtake desktop internet usage by 2014.
It is only logical that mobile search will overtake desktop search at some point in the near future as well.
Since 67 percent of users claim they are more likely to purchase from a mobile-friendly website
Mobile users have far higher expectations of mobile apps when compared to other software like browser applications. The majority of reports and surveys state that nearly 80% of users delete an app after using it for the first time! The top four reasons for deletion are always bad design and usability, loading time and crashes immediately after installation.
PERCEPTION OF REQUIRED QUALITY IS HIGHER
Nearly 60% of users will delete an app that requires registration, while more than half of users expect an app to launch in under two seconds. If the app needs more time it gets deleted. Again more than half of users experience crashes the very first time they start an app.
Apps stores enable this.
Do you download apps with consistently bad review and 1 star?
Often lots of other apps to choose from.
YOUR BRAND IS YOUR BRAND, NO MATTER WHICH PLATFORM!!!
Find out what your users want and understand more about your users via apps stores.
So what’s important? Testing, at all levels of app design!! SO LET’S LOOK IN MORE DETAIL AT TESTING AN APPLICATION.
What makes mobile testing different?
We will touch on these much more in the rest of the presentation.
So, as testers, what do we need to understand. Firstly...usability.
Conduct real user tests. Observe users using the product. Make friends with your UX people. Use user profiles.
Screen is smaller and used one handed. TEST LIKE THE USER DOES!!!!
In app analytics.
Website analytics.
User persona’s.
Similar applications.
So what are you looking for when you test for mobile?
Consistent brand
Engagement - People typically have more than one device.
They get distracted.
You need to learn a whole new language when testing mobile.
Think about things like screen rotation, as well.
Mobile devices are low power, multi-tasking, lower performance and memory.
Stress them.
Test for the interactions.
Q to the class – what should we think about?
Typically two processors – main plus GPU.
Max 3GB RAM. 16/32GB ROM.
Memory leaks, etc.
Users hate you wasting their data allowances. Test for it.
Being able to test effectively for mobile means understanding the mobile world in detail.
The number of mobile cellular subscriptions is about to equal the number of people.
Last time I looked it was - 7,259,491
Android is king. Note Series 40 which MS just killed.
Interesting thing here is the leader is the Android browser worldwide NOT Chrome as shipped on most recent Android devices.
AOSP…
UC Browser is a 3rd party browser which uses compression technology.
So here’s what I think we’ll be doing in the future of mobile testing.
Here’s the challenge – how to ensure testing covers enough of them? How do you keep on top?
More wearables means more devices to get. More complicated test labs.
More interactions between devices.
More difficult test scenarios.
IT MEANS USERS ARE BECOMING MULTI DEVICE AND THEREFORE MORE DISTRACTED AND MORE TIME POOR. Apps need to really grab the attention.
Tricky – lots of versions in live.
And it’s also about screen sizes. And carrier software.
Subscribe to the relevant updates/ seed notices from platform manufacturers
Make friends with UX
So what should you do?
Not just simulators:
They don’t fully emulate the device (some are better than others).
They are not running on low performance hardware.
Cannot use on real network connections.
Security is normally permissive.
Just be aware that cloud based services have some issues with latency, and try them out first to make sure you are happy using them.
A great idea. Why not start one?
As testers – start taking control of this.
Users still don’t trust mobile as much as desktop for commerce. Browse on mobile, buy on desktop. But this is slowly changing with things like Paypal and google wallet.
APPLE PAY. Barcode scanning, contactless payments, london tube, location based use cases.
Security is becoming more and more important.
What does this mean for testing?
Test for security issues. Think about things like browser security, cookies, etc. Security settings. App permissions.
It’s your companies brand, no matter which platform.
As testers we need to ensure companies are taking security on mobile much more seriously.
User and credit card data.
Stored on device or server?
Stored encrypted?
Stored on SD or SIM card?
Removed when the app is uninstalled?
Security of channel.
Wifi sniffing.
Man-in-the-middle.
User left logged in.
Can the app be de-compiled?
MobiSec and OWASP.
And it’s not only real security issues. Perception of security.
Application permissions. Watch out for these. Are they appropriate? This is a flashlight app (malicious example but sometimes it’s just due to lazy coding). TEST FOR THIS BEFORE LAUNCH.
Users perception of security (affects mobile web too).
What does this mean for testing?
Localisation
Different character sets
Right left languages
Is the app available in different languages?
What happens if you change languages?
What happens if you change keyboard language?
Watch out for right-to-left languages – a frequent source of UI bugs.
Wearables drive this.
So – for the future why not make a commitment to avoid some of the common Mobile Testing Gotcha’s?
Mistake number 1
As we mentioned before:
They don’t fully emulate the device (some are better than others).
They are not running on low performance hardware.
Cannot use on real network connections.
Security is normally permissive.
Mistake number 2
A mobile device lab is not just for Christmas! This is consumer electronics. You need to keep it updated regularly.
Think about open device labs as well.
Mistake number 3
Users are not in your office!!!
Don’t just test in perfect Wifi and perfect light.
Test in low signal conditions. Opensignal.com is brilliant for this.
Test on the train.
Overloaded networks. – test in busy areas. Waterloo station is the rush hour for example
Test for swapping between 2G/ 3G/ Wifi.
Speed.
Deadspots
Mention testers knowing where all the deadspots in Nokia offices are.
Find a walking route with poor connections and record it using a fitness app.
Mistake number 4!!
Applications with poor battery life are hated by users. Moves being a good example.
Some users just blame the device. Battery life – typically a problem with apps that use advertising incorrectly (Android especially).
Very, very important.
Typical scenarios:
Normal
Low battery
Battery drain time
Affect of poor/ no network connectivity. Does the app keep trying to connect?
Mistake number 5
Ignoring OS updates or thinking that they don’t affect your app.
iOS and Android (to Google Play devices), happen quickly. For the rest carriers control things and their acceptance testing adds significant delay.
Always test before the update. Get on the developer programs and get early versions of the OS. But beware – they are not always the final functionality so be sure to also regression test in live after official update.
Mistake number 6
Mobile test automation is like desktop test automation 6 years ago.
You may want to consider pushing for more unit and integration tests before spending time on mobile UI automation.
So – if I could sum up a mobile test strategy in 5 top tips, what would it be?
And I’ll leave you with a quote from someone I used to work with in Nokia, which sums up why I think mobile and mobile testing is cool.
As a project manager once said to me in Nokia:
“Be proud, your work will soon be in the hands of millions”. No pressure on us testers, right?
Please ask any questions.
REMEMBER TO REPEAT THE QUESTION BACK TO THE AUDIENCE BEFORE ANSWERING.
I’m about for the rest of the conference so please come and have a chat.
Or you can contact me through my website or via Twitter.