129 articles on Testing for Android performance
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Amazon shows why testing app speed is make-or-break for success.
Learnings and best practices for implementing native E2E testing in mobile applications.
Say hello to Turbine 1.0, our library for testing kotlinx.coroutines Flow and more.
Best practices for writing unit tests in Android applications using the MockK testing framework.
Glance tests their app’s limits with Locust for rock-solid reliability.
Skeelo shares their best tips for solid end-to-end app testing.
AWS benchmarks apps on rooted Androids to see how they really perform.
Premise uses Gradle Enterprise to catch Android build issues early.
Glance dives deeper into Android UI testing for even better results.
Swiggy tests faster with temporary setups that mimic real use.
Glance tests Android UI to keep it smooth and responsive for users.
Uber’s AI-powered DragonCrawl makes mobile testing sharper and more efficient.
Premise tracks Jetpack Compose rendering to keep it fast and fluid.
Each year, when Wrapped goes live, the Spotify team is faced with a “thundering herd problem”. Millions of people, all over the world and across all time zones, start watching their data stories on-platform
Snapchat’s toolkit tunes Lens performance to keep their app snappy.
Snapchat’s Mobile Monitor tracks app health live for quick fixes.
Snapchat profiles Lens performance in a real-world case study.
Building a multi-pipeline CI setup for running automated tests in GitLab Here’s a detailed view into setting up this process up for combining the development and the testing …
Flashlight gives your Android app a quick performance grade, no setup required.
Swiggy’s Gradle tool speeds up testing with incremental runs.