Testing Mobile Applications With Telerik Platform

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Slide deck used for my webinar titled "Testing Mobile Applications With Telerik Platform" which was held on Dec 18 2014.

Testing Mobile Applications with
Telerik Platform
Lohith G N & Abhishek Kant

Table of Contents
• Testing Automation for Mobile Web and Mobile
Apps
• Load Testing Web Services for Mobile Scenarios
• Device Cloud Testing

Presenters:
Technical Evangelist
Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET/IIS)
Lohith.Nagaraj@telerik.com
@kashyapa
http://www.kashyapas.com
http://www.telerikhelper.net
Lohith G N
Country Manager
B.E, M.B.A
Abhishek.Kant@telerik.com
@abhishekkant
http://www.telerikhelper.net
Abhishek Kant
Sr. Product Manager
ALM
Daniel.Levy@telerik.com
Daniel Levy
http://www.Telerik.com

Telerik Platform
End-to-End yet Modular Platform
Address all aspects of the app development lifecycle
or only those most relevant to you

Telerik Mobile Testing
• Automated Testing Solution
• Test Native, Hybrid & Mobile Web Apps
• One coded test – Execute it on devices/clients
• iOS Native App
• Android Native App
• Hybrid Mobile App (Android/iOS/WP)
• Mobile Browser
• Desktop Browser

Elements of Mobile Testing
• Node Based Test Server
• Mobile Testing Agent App
• Available for Android, iOS, Windows Phone
• Communicates with Node server & App under Test

Testing Process
Look at Functionality Testing

Steps:
• Include Agent Infrastructure in your apps
• Write Test(s)
• Execute Test(s)

Agent Infrastructure
• Android
• MobileTestingExtension.jar
• Cordova
• Telerik Mobile Testing Plugin
• iOS
• libMobileTestingExtension.a
• WP8
• Telerik.MobileTesting.Extension.dll
• Web
• TelerikTestingWebAgent.js

Writing Test
1. Create
Test Suite
2. Create
Test
3. Create
Step
4. Create
Operation(s)

Thanks !
Lohith.Nagaraj@Telerik.com
Abhishek.Kant@Telerik.com

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Testing Mobile Applications With Telerik Platform

1. Testing Mobile Applications with Telerik Platform Lohith G N & Abhishek Kant

2. Table of Contents • Testing Automation for Mobile Web and Mobile Apps • Load Testing Web Services for Mobile Scenarios • Device Cloud Testing

3. Presenters: Technical Evangelist Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET/IIS) [email protected] @kashyapa http://www.kashyapas.com http://www.telerikhelper.net Lohith G N Country Manager B.E, M.B.A [email protected] @abhishekkant http://www.telerikhelper.net Abhishek Kant Sr. Product Manager ALM [email protected] Daniel Levy http://www.Telerik.com

4. Anatomy of a Mobile Application

5. Telerik Platform

6. Telerik Platform End-to-End yet Modular Platform Address all aspects of the app development lifecycle or only those most relevant to you

7. Mobile Testing

8. Telerik Mobile Testing • Automated Testing Solution • Test Native, Hybrid & Mobile Web Apps • One coded test – Execute it on devices/clients • iOS Native App • Android Native App • Hybrid Mobile App (Android/iOS/WP) • Mobile Browser • Desktop Browser

9. Access to Mobile Testing Framework • Signup for Telerik Platform • http://platform.Telerik.com • Download the Mobile Testing Framework • https://platform.telerik.com/#downloads/testing

10. Elements of Mobile Testing • Node Based Test Server • Mobile Testing Agent App • Available for Android, iOS, Windows Phone • Communicates with Node server & App under Test

11. Demo - Installation

12. Testing Process Look at Functionality Testing

13. Steps: • Include Agent Infrastructure in your apps • Write Test(s) • Execute Test(s)

14. Agent Infrastructure • Android • MobileTestingExtension.jar • Cordova • Telerik Mobile Testing Plugin • iOS • libMobileTestingExtension.a • WP8 • Telerik.MobileTesting.Extension.dll • Web • TelerikTestingWebAgent.js

15. Writing Test 1. Create Test Suite 2. Create Test 3. Create Step 4. Create Operation(s)

16. Demo – Functionality Testing

17. Mobile Web Services Load Testing

18. Device Cloud Testing

19. Thanks ! [email protected] [email protected]

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