Mobile App Testing-Android/iOS App Test Automation with Java

This course demonstrates advanced hands-on concepts of manual and automated mobile application testing using Java

Created byLightBulb University

Last updated 12/2014

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What you'll learn

become an expert in mobile application testing
Master mobile test automation

Course content

5 sections • 28 lectures • 5h 33m total length

Introduction to Mobile Testing9:41
Explore mobile testing across web and apps on Android and iOS, covering mobile web site testing, mobile app testing, and essential UI, functional, and performance testing.
Mobile Testing Tools10:46
Learn how to test mobile web sites and apps using real devices, emulators, and simulators; implement automation with Android driver and other tools for Android and native app testing.

Manual Testing: Android (Samsung Galaxy)11:15
Perform manual testing of mobile websites and apps using real cloud-hosted devices (device anywhere), comparing with emulators, selecting Samsung Galaxy models, and testing mobile site detection during a 10-minute trial.
Continuing Manual Testing: Android11:36
Continue manual testing on Android by adapting a test case for the homes.com mobile platform to verify sign-in with invalid credentials across mobile web and app flows.
More about Manual Testing on Android device10:14
Learn to craft and execute a manual android device test case for the Home-Start mobile site, validating sign-in with invalid credentials using objective, preconditions, steps, and expected results.
Finalizing android mobile testing11:06
Test the Android mobile web site end-to-end, verify primary download page appears consistently, sign in, and capture the invalid credentials error, documenting bugs with screenshots, aligned with Java-based test automation.

Setting up android driver & emulator10:29
Set up an Android testing environment by installing the Android driver and emulator, downloading the Android SDK, and configuring Eclipse to write Java code for mobile testing with Selenium.
Continuing on setting up android driver & emulator9:46
Learn to set up an Android emulator for mobile testing using the Android SDK, via command line, creating an emulator named Android mobile testing on Android 4.3.
More about setting up android driver & emulator7:59
Set up the Android SDK and emulator, obtain the device serial id, and configure the Android driver with WebDriver to begin Eclipse-based mobile web testing.
Finalizing the setup process of android driver & emulator11:45
Finalize the Android driver and emulator setup by configuring the Android SDK, creating and starting a virtual device, and preparing the WebDriver server for Eclipse-based mobile automation scripts.
Final steps for setting up android driver & emulator10:59
Install Android server in platform tools, set up the web driver on the Android emulator, verify the installation in Eclipse with Java, and start writing your first mobile testing script.
Writing automation scripts13:24
Set up Eclipse for mobile test automation by downloading and adding Selenium and JUnit jar files, configuring the build path, and writing Android web driver scripts.
Continuing on writing scripts6:23
Continue writing scripts for mobile test automation by configuring an android emulator, port forwarding, and the android driver, then navigate mobile pages like Google and Yahoo and run unit tests.
More about writing scripts11:57
Learn how to write scripts for mobile test automation using Selenium, WebDriver, and Firebug to identify object properties and click buttons on Android devices.

Finalizing steps on writing scripts17:24
Finalize mobile test automation scripts by configuring Android emulators, forwarding ports, and using WebDriver in Eclipse to test mobile site versions and element interactions.
Changing user agent12:02
Learn to automate mobile testing by simulating Android devices with an Android driver in Eclipse, and changing the user agent in Firefox to Android to view mobile Gmail.
More about changing user agents13:43
Discover how to obtain the Android emulator's user agent by launching the emulator, using the Android virtual device manager, and extracting navigator.userAgent with a JavaScript executor to apply in Firefox.

Mobile automation on Gmail12:41
Learn to mimic Android in Firefox with a custom user-agent via a Firefox profile, then automate Gmail navigation using Selenium WebDriver and Firefox driver, typing into the email field.
Continuing mobile test automation on Gmail6:50
More in depth about Gmail automation10:35
Enhance Gmail login automation by entering email and password and clicking sign in, handling invalid credentials and human verification prompts on Android devices.
Further steps for Gmail mobile test automation14:35
Explore Gmail mobile test automation on Android, including logging in with a test account, handling user-agent differences, and verifying inbox access with a sign-out checkpoint.
Finalizing Gmail mobile test automation25:28
Explore mobile Gmail test automation in java by capturing login text, using waits, and validating sign-in with getText and conditional logic, then navigate menus and sign out.
Final touches on Gmail mobile test automation17:48
Finalize Gmail mobile test automation on Android by diagnosing element identification with Firebug and ex-parte, implementing adaptive waits, and validating login and sign-out flows on emulator and device.
Finalizing Gmail automation17:48
Develops Gmail login/logout automation on Android using Java, Selenium WebDriver, and Firebug for object identification, with extended waits to handle slower devices and ensure reliable sign-out.
Mobile Test Automation using Perfecto Mobile10:35
Explore mobile test automation with Perfecto Mobile by scripting browser actions on a real device, including opening the browser, navigating to Facebook.com, typing credentials, and tapping login.
Finalizing test automation using Perfecto Mobile10:34
Finalize test automation with Perfecto Mobile by adding timeouts and wait steps, editing scripts, and using text checkpoints to validate login errors on mobile web and apps.
Automating native mobile apps using Perfecto Mobile15:42
Automate native mobile app testing with Perfecto Mobile by installing, launching, and testing a native Facebook app across Android and iOS, using record, playback, and shared public scripts.
Script and files0:12

Requirements

No previous knowledge of mobile testing needed
No prior knowledge of programming needed

Description

This is another award winning and popular course from us and we are showcasing it on Udemy for the first time. Just like our other courses, we have kept all the intro and basic course videos for free and available for preview for your convenience so feel free to explore and test drive it. If you want to become a master in mobile testing, look no further and don't lose the opportunity.

The true evolution of the internet started in the late 1900s and technology has really changed the way we communicate. Our world has become much smaller with the help of modern technologies. The revolution of smartphones and tablets brought us a new era of communication and computing. Nowadays, our everyday computing is not limited into the larger screens and we cannot imagine a single day without the pocket-sized devices. It has brought a lot more challenges to the service providers. In today’s world, service providers need to worry about making their websites applications compatible for pocket-sized devices. It is must required to survive in today’s market competition. This is where mobile testing comes into play and it has become a crucial part of our software testing. Nowadays, our applications need to be compatible for different screen sizes and operating systems. Mobile automation is still a brand new technology in the market and it’s difficult to find mobile automation expertise. As a result, we often find it very difficult to find proper resources to learn mobile testing. QAEversity is focused to make it easier for QA professionals to deliver the proper mobile testing training solution. We have taken a step-by-step process to discuss manual and automated mobile testing from scratch. In this course, all aspects of mobile testing is covered including different mobile testing tools, manual testing of android devices, setting up and configuration of android driver and emulator, writing java codes, changing user agents of browser, mobile automation hands-on project, Mobile automation using Perfecto Mobile, and native mobile application testing.

Who this course is for:

Software testers should take this course
Beginners in mobile app development industry should take this course

Mobile App Testing-Android/iOS App Test Automation with Java

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Intro2 lectures • 20min

Basic4 lectures • 44min

Automating mobile app testing using Java8 lectures • 1hr 23min

Mid-level3 lectures • 43min

Advanced11 lectures • 2hr 23min

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