The webcast discusses how the mobile boom impacts developers and testers, emphasizing the need for rapid testing on real devices and the integration of Jenkins for continuous integration in mobile testing. It highlights the significant financial implications of app failures and the advantages of cloud-based testing solutions that allow efficient test management and automation. Additionally, it explores Jenkins as a leading tool for continuous integration, aiding in automated testing and defect identification for mobile applications.

1. Welcome
Today’s webcast will help you understand how to:
What the mobile boom means for today’s developers and testers
How to test at the speed of mobile
Who uses Jenkins and how Jenkins supports mobile testing
How to test your mobile app or website on real mobile devices
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2. The Mobile (App) Imperative
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1 billion
# of apps downloaded in 2013 (Gartner)
$77 billion
Anticipated revenue generated through mobile apps by 2017 (Gartner)
#1: Mobile
Retailer technology priorities (Forrester, State of Retailing Online, 2014)
2 of 3 banks
Predict 100% of their customers to use mobile services by 2017 (Metaforic)
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3. The Mobile (App) Imperative
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only 16%
of consumers would try a failing app more than twice before dumping it. (Econsultancy)
Brand
A poor mobile experience can have a negative impact on the transaction; and in the long term, it could be even more detrimental to a brand’s reputation.
$60 Billion
Is the amount that app failures cost business annually in lost revenue and remediation. (Shunra)
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The Problem
Develop on major OS’
Test on many devices
No time to learn new technologies
Need to iterate quickly
Mobile is a moving target
Not enough time for testing
Production performance anxiety

5. Poll Question: What do you see are the biggest challenges in testing mobile apps?

6. The Solution
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Cloud-based testing
Largest device cloud
Always up to date
Centralized test case management
Robust automated scripting
Integration with development & testing tools (SAP, Jenkins, Selenium, IBM, HP)

7. Poll Question: What percentage of your mobile native applications regression tests is currently automated using scripting?

8. Poll Question: How are you performing mobile APP automated testing today?

9. Automated Mobile Testing – Object-Level Scripting
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Test on real devices: accurately view rendering, performance, functionality
Access all device functionality, including orientation, network, on/off buttons, interaction with other apps, etc
Validate web content in any web browser
Test on Real Devices
Keynote’s Mobile Testing Platform - automated testing of any mobile application on real devices, with all the ease of emulator and browser-based testing
Easily and quickly build scripts that work across devices
Create more robust and resilient scripts; reduce script maintenance costs
Reduce script run time; test across more devices in the same time
Operate on Native App and Web Objects
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10. Automated Mobile Testing – Object-Level Scripting
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Native and Web element object-level scripting, supporting Native, Web, & Hybrid Applications
UI-based scripting (OCR, Image)
Capture playback, programming, or WYSIWYG scripting options
Scheduling Convenience
Run ad hoc or schedule your tests
Scalability
Create thousands of test cases
Unlimited concurrent tests, users
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11. Many Ways to Automate on Real Mobile Devices
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Keynote’s DeviceAnywhere Studio UI-Based Scripting
Full support for complex logic and large test suite design and execution
Integration with Leading Test Tools
Allow employees with existing skillsets to easily extend to mobile (HP UFT, IBM RQM, Selenium)
Keynote’s DeviceAnywhere Java API
Enables your QA engineers with programming skills to write tests in Java
Integration with Continuous Integration Tools
Enables developers the ability to perform continuous integration and build acceptance tests from within Jenkins
*powered by Keynote’s DeviceAnywhere technology
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12. All about Jenkins

13. Meet Jenkins
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#1 Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment server
MIT-licensed, 8 years old
500+ releases
Java web application
“java –jar jenkins.war”
jenkins-ci.org

14. Massive Adoption
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78,000+ installations around the world; +60% in last year
900+ plugins by 500 contributors
Huge community
87% are ‘very satisfied’ or ‘satisfied’

15. Poll Question: Do you use Jenkins to do Continuous Integration for Mobile?

16. Jenkins and Mobile
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Why Mobile CI?
Plugins for Android and Xcode builds used by thousands of projects worldwide
Distributed builds
Matrix-project for cross-device tests
Mobile CI is hard: Jenkins is a proven tool
 Linux and OSX build environments:
On premise
On CloudBees

17. Keynote’s Mobile Testing Integration with Jenkins
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Perform automated sanity testing of each mobile application build to support earlier defect identification
Build and Schedule mobile application automated regression suite directly from your build machine to increase confidence, enhanced test coverage and shorten test cycles
Immediate feedback to developers on the quality, functionality or system-wide impact of code they are writing
*powered by Keynote’s DeviceAnywhere technology

18. Live Demo Keynote’s Mobile Testing Integration with Jenkins

19. How to Get Started
Get Started Today!
Get Started @ http://www.keynote.com/forms/get- started?int=jenkins-integration
Learn More @ http://www.keynote.com/solutions/testing/jenkins-integration
Download the Presentation to share with your team @ ‘Handouts Section’ in the right hand side of your screen