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Quality assurance is the planned and systematic set of activities that ensures that software processes and products conform to requirements, standards, and procedures.
Processes include all of the activities involved in designing, developing, enhancing, and maintaining software.
Products include the software, associated data, its documentation, and all supporting and reporting paperwork.
QA includes the process of assuring that standards and procedures are established and are followed throughout the software development lifecycle.
Standards are the established criteria to which the software products are compared.
Procedures are the established criteria to which the development and control processes are compared.
Compliance with established requirements, standards, and procedures is evaluated through process monitoring, product evaluation, audits, and testing.
The three mutually supportive activities involved in the software development lifecycle are management, engineering, and quality assurance.
Software management is the set of activities involved in planning, controlling, and directing the software project.
Quality assurance at CodeMyMobile is a high priority and forms an integral part of our Mobile app development lifecycle.
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This document discusses best practices for mobile application testing. It identifies several challenges of mobile testing, including device variation, lack of testing tools, need for skilled automation specialists, and cloud computing issues. It recommends a testing strategy that utilizes emulators, mobile cloud solutions with remote devices, and some real device testing. It also recommends automating tests to reduce manual work. The document outlines various types of mobile application tests, including usability, compatibility, interface, services, performance, security, and more. It stresses the importance of addressing the challenges of mobile testing to successfully deliver high quality mobile apps.
Mobile Application Testing - White PaperJade Global
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Quality Assurance and mobile applications!Bagaria Swati
Quality assurance is the planned and systematic set of activities that ensures that software processes and products conform to requirements, standards, and procedures.
Processes include all of the activities involved in designing, developing, enhancing, and maintaining software.
Products include the software, associated data, its documentation, and all supporting and reporting paperwork.
QA includes the process of assuring that standards and procedures are established and are followed throughout the software development lifecycle.
Standards are the established criteria to which the software products are compared.
Procedures are the established criteria to which the development and control processes are compared.
Compliance with established requirements, standards, and procedures is evaluated through process monitoring, product evaluation, audits, and testing.
The three mutually supportive activities involved in the software development lifecycle are management, engineering, and quality assurance.
Software management is the set of activities involved in planning, controlling, and directing the software project.
Quality assurance at CodeMyMobile is a high priority and forms an integral part of our Mobile app development lifecycle.
The Guide to Selecting The Right Mobile App Testing Tool.pdfflufftailshop
Mobile technology has revolutionized how we work and play, making it easier to stay connected with the world. As a result, businesses of all sizes are now investing in mobile applications to increase their customer base and reach new markets.
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With the prevalence of more agile-based approaches and the challenge of an ever-increasing diversity of devices and OS versions, testers are being asked to accomplish more testing in less time.
Rachel shares how leading enterprises are improving the efficiency of their mobile testing using automation, and how they identify the right processes and tools for the job. Sharing some fascinating statistics from their recent mobile quality survey of more than 69,000 mobile app developers and QA organizations in the top US enterprises, Rachel dives into the challenges identified in the survey and shares how to improve your testing process through optimizing your device testing strategy, and automating your mobile tests.
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The burgeoning use of mobile devices has created enormous opportunities for organizations to leverage mobile to increase sales, advertise products, and collaborate with internal and external resources. However, with increasing usage, the need to perform testing on these devices is increasing significantly. This is not an easy task considering the number of devices, device operating systems, and operating system versions. To manage the number of variations, organizations rely on mobile testing tools to support their testing efforts. David Dang shares his experiences analyzing numerous mobile testing tool platforms for a prominent shopping network. Learn how identifying the "right" mobile testing tool depends on multiple factors such as supported devices, level of testing, resources, and required integration with other tools. Take back to share with your team a review of common tools on the market and the pros and cons of each.
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-The digital testing strategies that increase velocity and allow teams to keep up with consumer demand
-Why automation and real-user condition testing is critical for achieving success
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People, generally, do not give much importance to mobile application testing because of its expensive nature. But it is very much essential to ensure that the consumers have a great experience, every time they use the application.
The aim of mobile application testing should be to acquire knowledge about the quality of the service that you are offering. Does it work properly or not? Will it provide services as per the expectation of the customer? These questions need to be answered to ensure that the customer comes back to you, for your service again. Mobile testing is becoming more and more complicated and complex with each passing day. Strategies are invented and used to simplify the mobile application testing.
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-How web & mobile teams are organized to meet the demand for faster releases
-The digital testing strategies that increase velocity and allow teams to keep up with consumer demand
-Why automation and real-user condition testing is critical for achieving success
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Join Rachel Obstler, Sr. Director of Product Management with Keynote Systems as she covers how organizations are rapidly deploying mobile versions of their customer-facing and internal applications.
With the prevalence of more agile-based approaches and the challenge of an ever-increasing diversity of devices and OS versions, testers are being asked to accomplish more testing in less time.
Rachel shares how leading enterprises are improving the efficiency of their mobile testing using automation, and how they identify the right processes and tools for the job. Sharing some fascinating statistics from their recent mobile quality survey of more than 69,000 mobile app developers and QA organizations in the top US enterprises, Rachel dives into the challenges identified in the survey and shares how to improve your testing process through optimizing your device testing strategy, and automating your mobile tests.
Sudheer Kumar has over 2 years of experience in software testing. He has expertise in test case creation, functional testing, regression testing, and usability testing of web and mobile applications. Some of the projects he has worked on include testing mobile apps for services, schools, and government organizations. He is proficient in test management tools and programming languages.
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In this fast-paced technological world, organizations have to maximize the visibility of their business to succeed. Since every business’s target audience is on the web and mobile devices, organizations must provide great software platforms for their consumers to interact on the web and mobile. A well-planned mobile and web application testing process is required to create flawless software apps. Businesses are attempting to employ mobile application testing to gain and retain their user base as customers’ mindsets change. For accelerating the testing cycle, having 24/7 access to the testing lab is crucial. Hence QA teams are considering laptop or mobile device lab on cloud for 24/7 access, cost-efficiency, scalability and much more. Similarly, QA teams are considering laptop device lab on cloud for web application testing. Mobile and web application testing approaches, on the other hand, are different. Before we get into the differences between mobile and web application testing, let’s look at the difference between web and mobile apps.
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The burgeoning use of mobile devices has created enormous opportunities for organizations to leverage mobile to increase sales, advertise products, and collaborate with internal and external resources. However, with increasing usage, the need to perform testing on these devices is increasing significantly. This is not an easy task considering the number of devices, device operating systems, and operating system versions. To manage the number of variations, organizations rely on mobile testing tools to support their testing efforts. David Dang shares his experiences analyzing numerous mobile testing tool platforms for a prominent shopping network. Learn how identifying the "right" mobile testing tool depends on multiple factors such as supported devices, level of testing, resources, and required integration with other tools. Take back to share with your team a review of common tools on the market and the pros and cons of each.
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Every company with a digital presence aims at delivering a great digital experience. But why do some web and mobile apps succeed better than others? As part of our ongoing search to find out, we surveyed over 1,000 technical experts and business leaders from various industries.
Join us for a live webinar as we discuss the findings of this report with experts from Perfecto, Cigna and Shop.com! Topics include:
-The four main obstacles preventing digital success and how to overcome them
-How web & mobile teams are organized to meet the demand for faster releases
-The digital testing strategies that increase velocity and allow teams to keep up with consumer demand
-Why automation and real-user condition testing is critical for achieving success
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The document proposes using the open source tool JMeter to perform mobile performance testing in a low-cost manner. It describes capturing the HTTP traffic between a mobile app and server by routing all requests from a real device through a proxy server with JMeter installed. This allows generating test scripts that closely mimic real-world usage without requiring expensive tools or emulators. The approach is device and application independent, producing accurate results without network latency issues encountered through other tools.
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There has been an increase in the adoption of smartphones, tablets and several mobile devices with the passage of time. And it has led to an enormous growth of mobile applications in recent years. Mobile device is considered to be the primary medium of interaction for the customers and also, businesses worldwide. And mobile applications are, actually, driving the communication.
People, generally, do not give much importance to mobile application testing because of its expensive nature. But it is very much essential to ensure that the consumers have a great experience, every time they use the application.
The aim of mobile application testing should be to acquire knowledge about the quality of the service that you are offering. Does it work properly or not? Will it provide services as per the expectation of the customer? These questions need to be answered to ensure that the customer comes back to you, for your service again. Mobile testing is becoming more and more complicated and complex with each passing day. Strategies are invented and used to simplify the mobile application testing.
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-How web & mobile teams are organized to meet the demand for faster releases
-The digital testing strategies that increase velocity and allow teams to keep up with consumer demand
-Why automation and real-user condition testing is critical for achieving success
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2. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
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3. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
3
4. The Mobile Boom
⚫ By 2015, International Data Corporation (IDC) predicts that 182.7
billion mobile apps will be downloaded. That’s a 1600% increase from
the 10.7 billion apps downloaded in 2010.
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5. The Mobile Boom
⚫ Consumer apps:
⚫ Retail: Location-intelligent mobile commerce.
⚫ Media: Magazines & newspapers.
⚫ Travel: Mobile bookings, check-ins, maps, deals.
⚫ Education: Tablets and apps in classrooms.
⚫ Healthcare: Patient records, physician notes.
⚫ Finance: Apps for real-time trading.
⚫ Social: Games and social media platforms.
⚫ B2B world:
⚫ Business Apps: CRM, ERP, HR systems.
⚫ Productivity: Docs, spreadsheets, presentations.
⚫ Collaboration: Email, IM, publishing.
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6. The Mobile Boom
⚫ The motivator for companies to switch to mobile applications:
⚫ Offer mobile access to hosted online services. (38.4%)
⚫ Making money by selling apps directly to consumers. (36.3%)
⚫ Being mobile to stay competitive. (33.2%)
⚫ Offering mobile versions of desktop software. (32.9%)
⚫ Making money from embedded mobile ads. (8.7%)
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7. Why Failing Hurts?
⚫ One bad customer experience would spread via Social media
platforms (Twitter, Facebook, …) and travel at the speed of light and
reaches hundreds, thousands, or even more users.
⚫ app store ratings.
⚫ “There’s no way to hide poor quality in the world of mobile.” -
Michael Croghan, Mobile Solutions Architect.
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8. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
8
9. QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
⚫ The goal of any application testing is to understand the quality and
performance of the feature offered.
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⚫ However, there are some critical factors that make mobile application
testing a far greater challenge vis-à-vis desktop and web-based
application testing:
⚫ Device variation.
⚫ Mobile application testing tool availability.
⚫ Industry standards.
10. QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Device Variation:
⚫ mobile application testing is difficult due to compatibility issues as a
mobile application can be deployed across devices which have
different:
⚫ Operating Systems like iOS, Android, Windows, BB, etc.
⚫ Versions of an operating system such as iOS 4.x, iOS 5.x, BB4.x, 5.x,
6.x etc.
⚫ Manufacturers like Samsung, HTC, Nokia, Sony, etc.
⚫ Keypad type such as virtual keypad, hard keypad, etc.
⚫ If a tested application works well on a given device, it will work 100%
on another device even if it’s from the same product family because
the screen resolution, CPU, Memory, OS optimization, and hardware
could be different.
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11. QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Testing Tool Availability:
⚫ The tools used for desktop and web-based applications do not work
for mobile application.
⚫ Complex scripting technique and new tool development is required.
Industry Standards:
⚫ Mobile application testing must meet industry standards for an
application to be globally acceptable and popular.
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14. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
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15. Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Real Time Devices with Real Time Networks:
⚫ Real device testing will give the most realistic
view of test results.
⚫ High cost.
⚫ This is important since the mobile application will
always be used on mobile devices by end users.
⚫ All possible types of testing activities can be
performed including that are dependent on
hardware.
⚫ Up to 100% test coverage can be achieved.
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16. Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Device Emulator:
⚫ This is a cost effective solution.
⚫ All application can be deployed and tested on
emulator without investing in Mobile Handset for
various OS.
⚫ Emulators are mostly available free, and we can
also perform UI, Stress and performance testing on
that.
⚫ 30 – 40 % test. (early stages of app development)
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17. Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Cloud Testing Solution (Remote Real Devices):
⚫ The QA team can use the mobile cloud
computing environment to deploy and test an
application.
⚫ In the cloud approach, the task and data are
kept on the internet rather than on an individual
device, providing on-demand access.
User provides the inputs
to the web Interface
using Internet
Server receives the user
request and send it to
actual device for
compilation
Mobile devices solve the
user request and send
compiled results back to
server for displaying the
results to user on the
web interface
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18. Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Cloud Testing Solution (Remote Real Devices):
⚫ Benefits:
⚫ Rent per hour.
⚫ Device logs are recorded to help with
troubleshooting.
⚫ Large number of devices available for testing.
⚫ Tests can be run on several devices in
parallel.
⚫ Problems:
⚫ Internet connectivity issues.
⚫ Automation is image-based.
⚫ It’s time consuming.
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19. Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Some Realistic Approaches:
⚫ Beta Testing:
⚫ Select a list of devices that your company will ensure
compatibility.
⚫ Engage groups of Beta testers to test the application on their
devices and report any issues or incompatibilities.
⚫ Avoid supporting devices or operating systems that the
manufacturers or vendors no longer support.
⚫ Trying to test on unsupported devices and O.S. versions increases
costs exponentially.
⚫ Have an explicit list of devices on which QA will be performed.
⚫ The users will be informed that even though the application might
work on other devices, the company will not be held responsible
for unexpected issues.
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20. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
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21. Types of Mobile Testing
Interface Testing:
⚫ Validation of buttons, text inputs, labels, etc.
⚫ Validate each screen in a comprehensive manner (does it do what it is
supposed to do?)
⚫ Validate navigation flow.
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22. Types of Mobile Testing
Usability Testing:
⚫ Is it easy to navigate between screens or does it require weird steps?
⚫ Does it show user redundant information or low value information?
⚫ Can it display text properly, in the language selected?
⚫ Your error messages should be clear, concise and actionable.
⚫ Verification of the functionality OFFLINE / ONLINE. Does the user lose
information that is sent to a server while in a non-coverage area?
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23. Types of Mobile Testing
Performance Testing:
⚫ Users will not accept apps that take too long to load or perform simple
actions.
(60% of mobile users will abandon your app or site if it doesn’t load within
three seconds)
⚫ What if the connection to a server is over 3G instead of Wi-Fi? What
about 2G?
⚫ Are the images used the "right" size?
⚫ redundant code => CPU cycles => + battery consumption => unhappy
users.
⚫ Are there memory leaks?
⚫ Are all resources being freed (GPS, camera)?
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24. Types of Mobile Testing
Security Testing:
⚫ Any sensitive data being sent or received must be encoded:
Encryption.
⚫ Consider potential detection of areas in the app that could receive
malicious information.
⚫ Multiuser support without interfering with the data between them.
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25. Types of Mobile Testing
Service Testing:
⚫ The Mobile Apps may act as the client, not the server.
⚫ What happens if you try to access a service offline?
⚫ What if I get disconnected during transmission of info?
⚫ Have we included API testing?
⚫ This is very important since our app could be using APIs and we
should make sure that we know these APIs and the way to interact
with them.
⚫ Sometimes the problem is not in the mobile app!
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26. Types of Mobile Testing
Low-level Resources Testing:
⚫ Is the App generating "garbage" of some sort? Temporary files not
cleaned, local database growing too much...
⚫ Are we correctly using the sensors? Are we freeing the GPS? Do we
make more calls to the server than needed?
⚫ Are we using too much memory? Or, are we not releasing memory
properly?
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27. Types of Mobile Testing
Operational Testing:
⚫ Are we "backing up" necessary information in the app?
⚫ If you upgrade to a new version of the App on the corresponding
"Market", is data lost?
⚫ What if the user gets a call while using the app? What if there comes
an SMS?
⚫ Does the battery seem to go down dramatically with the use of our
App?
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28. Types of Mobile Testing
Localization Testing:
⚫ Date formats
⚫ Text direction (right to left)
⚫ Languages with different set of characters
⚫ Address formats
⚫ Currency conversion
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29. Agenda
Introduction
QA Challenges in Mobile Application
Testing
Mobile Application Testing Strategies
Types of Mobile Application Testing
Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
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30. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Native Apps:
⚫ Live on the device and are accessed through icons on the device home
screen.
⚫ Installed through an application store. (such as Google Play or Apple’s
App Store)
⚫ Developed specifically for one platform.
⚫ Can take full advantage of all the device features — they can use the
camera, the GPS, the compass, the list of contacts, and so on.
⚫ Can incorporate gestures. (either standard operating-system gestures
or new, app-defined gestures)
⚫ Can use the device’s notification system and can work offline.
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31. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Web Apps:
⚫ Mobile-optimized websites that look like an app.
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⚫ Run by a browser and typically written in HTML5.
⚫ Users first access them as they would access any web page: they
navigate to a special URL and then have the option of “installing” them
on their home screen by creating a bookmark to that page.
32. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Hybrid Apps:
⚫ Part native apps, part web apps.
⚫ Live in an app store and can take advantage of the many device
features available.
⚫ Rely on HTML being rendered in a browser, with the caveat that the
browser is embedded within the app.
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33. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Device
Access
Speed
Development
Cost
App Store
Approval
Process
Native Full Very Fast Expensive Available Mandatory
Hybrid Full
Native
speed as
Necessary
Reasonable Available
Low
Overhead
Web Partial Fast Reasonable
Not
Available
None
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34. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Some considerations when testing native mobile apps:
⚫ Testing cycle starts from the installation and launching process.
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⚫ You may probably need physical access to the device ID.
⚫ Your app may have access to other APIs. Make sure those connections
are under your testing scope.(such as the camera or address book).
35. Native Apps vs. Web Apps vs. Hybrid Apps
Some considerations when testing web mobile apps:
⚫ Requires internet connection (WiFi, 3/2G, GPRS, etc).
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⚫ Different web browsers render on their own way the pages.
⚫ Make sure performance and load speed is tested (and they are
satisfying the requirements).