Fact #1 – Qualities matter Whether you are suitable for the position of QA Engineer can be checked in a simple way’ you just need to have at least some of the qualities described below. Curiosity and inquisitiveness – these are two very important qualities a QA should have. Often, thanks to them, we find […]

Mobile application industry The mobile industry is growing every year. According to research, it is estimated that users spent $133 billion on mobile apps and games in 2021. This is an increase of almost 20% on the previous year. The App Store and Google Play rankings are dominated by social, service, messaging and gaming apps. […]

An introduction to mobile security testing in your app development process.

Rewrite or Refactor? When is it worth to refactor your app and when it’s better to rewrite it from scratch? The comparison for App Owners.

QA in Continuous Integration app development from a business perspective. Learn how you should ensure your app’s quality.

What is Hyperion? Why it is worth to use it? What are the core and third-party plugins examples? How to display device info inside your debug menu? Find the answers in this article. 

6 good practices, 7 methods, and 4 Git Strategies for Pull Request creating and splitting.

When a manual tester wants to automate. Why you shouldn’t be afraid of giving QA specialists access to a repository and how to do it smart.

How should a Quality Assurance Professional communicate with a Developer? In the article, you will find 7 must-read tips that will help you avoid conflicts and make your cooperation more enjoyable and productive.

Everything seems to match specifications but the app does not work? Discover Burp Proxy – one of the best ways of debugging HTTP(S) traffic! 

Learn how to avoid UX issues, like truncated texts or undersized content space, in applications. Let’s try pseudolocalization.

A quick how-to on using the newest feature of Android Studio – Espresso Test Recorder

Some advanced solutions for unit tests

Dagger 2 brings us @Component and @Module – annotations which imply less boilerplate code, but unfortunately, make our project less testable. In this article, I will show a project, which is using Dagger 2 and is testable with frameworks like Mockito, Espresso or Robolectric.