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Testers used to run mobile site automation scripts on windows browsers which is not a real time mobile browser. To get the real time ROI on automation scripts of mobile site, it is necessary that automation code should be executed in real time mobile browser. Appium is the tool which eases the execution of automated test scripts on real chrome browser on android phones. The presentation throws some light on appium architecture and how it helps in executing the mobile web app test scripts on real time android chrome browser.
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Automation using Appium
Pragathi Technical Session
'Automation using Appium'
By, Adarsh S Anil
Pragathi - Tech & Socio Cultural Activity Group Livares Technologies
#pragathi #livares #automatedtesting #technicalsession #technopark
Next level of Appium
Appium and Selendroid
Desired Capabilities
UI Automator and Challenges faced in finding elements
Wait & Handling Keyboard
Touch Actions and Wait Actions
Android Key Events
Android and iOS Scenarios
Overall Flow using an e-Commerce app
Alternative Solution of Appium
Pros and Cons of Appium
Appium Presentation
Presentation on Appium tool. An automated tool for testing android, web and IOS applications. Created by Omar Usman
appiumpresent-211128171811.pptx projet de presentation
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Appium Meetup #2 - Mobile Web Automation Introduction
These were the slides for the second appium meetup held at the Gamesys in London, presented by Dan Cueller and Sergio Neves Barros
The demo project mentioned in the slides can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByIdcWPvw1I3Ny1QWkJzZWpvbzA/view?usp=sharing
Android testing
This presentation was presented in Android Only! 2011 conference on June 14th.
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Appium solution artizone
Appium is an open source test automation framework for use with native, hybrid and mobile web apps. It drives iOS and Android apps using the WebDriver protocol. Appium uses a client-server architecture with the Appium server executing commands on a mobile device. Tests are written using various client libraries that communicate with the Appium server via the JSON wire protocol over HTTP.
Android testing
This presentation is based on Android application testing fundamentals. I have shared some basic idea about different automated android testing frameworks.
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Mobile Application Testing
This document discusses mobile application testing and automation. It covers:
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- The challenges of mobile app testing like different devices, operating systems, and networks.
- Popular mobile platforms and types of mobile apps.
- The approach to mobile app testing including installation/uninstallation, workflows, performance, localization, and device interactions.
- Types of mobile app testing like UI, compatibility, interruptions, and security testing.
- The importance and benefits of automation for mobile app testing.
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