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It is becoming more and more challenging to test mobile apps on different devices with different screen sizes running different operating systems. We can easily verify and test the app on a mobile simulator or emulator during the development of a mobile app. However, only simulator or emulator testing isn’t enough. We need to make sure that our app works on devices that our users carry with them in their pockets.

Creating an in-house Automation Mobile Lab will be a good decision if you’re looking to do automated testing, for example, with Selenium and Appium.

A year ago, we started our journey of creating a scalable automation mobile device lab that allows us to run more than 2000 Appium tests daily.

During this talk, I will share the experience that we gain during our long journey of creating our Scalable Automation Device Lab and the solution that allows us easily integrate it with CI tools.

In these high-technology times, it is really hard to catch up with everything. Especially in the mobile world when there are thousands of mobile devices with different modifications of the Android OS. Most of us who work in the mobile testing industry are familiar with the Appium framework for UI automation and aware of its complicated setup and complex maintenance. Using Docker in Android UI automation is making our life much easier. Docker-Android is a docker image built for everything related to Android mobile websites or application testing. All the tools needed (devices, framework, Android SDK, etc.) are packaged in the image. It is free and open source and supports other features, such as video recording. In this session, we will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of Appium and docker-android will go throw getting started with Docker-Android and run sample tests against it.

It is becoming more and more challenging to test mobile apps on different devices with different screen sizes running different operating systems. During the development of a mobile app, we can easily verify and test the app on a mobile simulator or emulator. However, only simulator or emulator testing isn’t enough, we need to make sure that our app works on devices that our users carry with them in their pockets.

Creating an in-house Automation Mobile Lab will be a good decision if you’re looking to do automated testing, for example, with Selenium and Appium.

A year ago, we started our journey of creating a scalable automation mobile device lab that allows us to run more than 2000 Appium tests daily.

During this talk, I will share the experience that we gain during our long journey of creating our Scalable Automation Device Lab and the solution that allows us easily integrate it with CI tools.

In these high-technology times, it is really hard to catch up with everything. Especially in the mobile world when there are thousands of mobile devices with different modifications of the Android OS. Most of us who work in the mobile testing industry are familiar with the Appium framework for UI automation and also aware of its complicated setup and complex maintenance of it. Using Docker in Android UI automation is making our life much easier. Docker-Android is a docker image built to be used for everything related to Android mobile websites or application testing. All the tools needed (devices, framework, Android SDK, etc.) are packaged in the image. It is free and open source and supports other features, such as video recording.

In this session, we will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of Appium and docker-android will go throw getting started with Docker-Android and run sample tests against it.

One of the painful problems in Selenium automated testing is determining whether an HTML page has been loaded. This is especially the case when web application uses a JS-heavy framework such as the popular AngularJS.

During this talk, we will discuss how to handle the Selenium Page Object pattern better with Loadable Component.

The Loadable Component helps test case developers make sure that the page or a component of the page is loaded successfully. I will share my experience with the concept of the Loadable Component and Page Object patterns.