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Success in today’s mobile sphere demands fast, accurate testing. Continuous testing delivers speed and quality, but the challenges that come with continuous testing for mobile are different from what testers encounter with web applications. This data-driven presentation will include insights such as the difference between mobile...

Appium 1.15.0 is a minor release, with support for iOS 13.0. General Add --base-path server argument to set a custom route prefix #13079 Store the image element for retrieval #327 Fix handling of W3C/MJSONWP protocols #331 #336 #337 #348 #351 #353 #355 Fix handling of timezone when getting the device data/time #392 #557 Fix handling of...

Welcome to Ionic Appflow What Is Ionic Appflow? Appflow is a fully integrated mobile DevOps solution, and part of the Ionic Development Platform. Appflow makes it easier to generate native apps, ship real-time updates, streamline build processes, and organize workflows without the hassle. Ionic Appflow has several core concepts that help...

Apple introduced the newest version of its iOS operating system, iOS 13, on June 3 at the keynote event of the 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference. The exact release date for iOS 13 remains unknown. However, Apple will officially release iOS 13 and iPadOS this fall,...

We are really excited to announce that Kobiton supports the W3C WebDriver Protocol. What is the W3C WebDriver Protocol? From W3C's site: Selenium WebDriver protocol defines the ways that browser actions are executed. WebDriver is a remote control interface that enables introspection and control of user agents. It...

As you learned in the previous chapter, In order to  perform automation it’s necessary to locate the unique selectors for: Mobile Applications and Mobile Web Browser(Chrome).   However, if you haven’t already realized (you soon will!), finding these unique elements can sometimes be painful. And this is where the...

Appium 1.13.0 is a minor release. General Appium 1.13 will be the last minor version to use UiAutomator1 as the default Android automation. As of Appium 1.14, the default Android driver will be UiAutomator2. If you don't set the automationName for an Android session a big...

[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text] How to use touch actions in Appium Up until now we have looked into basic Appium automation, such as finding and clicking on a button or typing text into a text field. However, “real world” mobile applications are more...

We’ve covered a lot up until this point. If you’ve stuck with us, you should hopefully feel far more knowledgeable about Appium. Don’t worry if you feel it hasn’t all quite “come together” yet. Start small and write some simple test cases. You don’t need...