https://citconf.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Udia 2026-04-24T20:03:05Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.35.11 https://citconf.com/wiki/index.php?title=CITCONEurope2012Feedback&diff=14736 2012-10-22T13:28:08Z

<p>Udia: Created page with &quot;Hi all, CitconEurope was a great experiance for me and I had a great time. The sessions were very informative and I gained lot of new ideas. I was happy ;-) to learn that mos...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Hi all,<br /> <br /> CitconEurope was a great experiance for me and I had a great time.<br /> The sessions were very informative and I gained lot of new ideas.<br /> I was happy ;-) to learn that most of the companies are experiencing the same problems as my company and I was even more happy to learn that there are so many solutions.<br /> The participants of the sessions were a great bunch of professionals and I&#039;m realy waiting to the next Europe Citcon, I&#039;m going to be there.<br /> <br /> See you all next time<br /> <br /> Udi</div>

Udia https://citconf.com/wiki/index.php?title=Mobile_testing&diff=14734 2012-10-22T08:30:20Z

<p>Udia: </p> <hr /> <div>* testing applications<br /> * testing mobile browsers<br /> <br /> * drive browsers in emulators<br /> * saucelabs - cloud device testing. Apparently their &#039;cloud&#039; is hosted in the USA. Response times were reported as 4x those from running the same tests on a local computer (for iOS testing)<br /> * testing bot - a similar service. Apparently they have a &#039;cloud&#039; in Europe. Response times were reported as 2x those from running the same tests as run locally - so faster than the service from saucelabs.<br /> <br /> * calabash<br /> * testdroid (who have not replied to an email request about their support for iOS testing)<br /> * MonkeyTalk (from Gorilla Logic)<br /> * AppCode<br /> <br /> Using Virtual Machine APIs was suggested as a way to enable us to control the network conditions for tests running in the iOS simulator. Tools such as vagrant can reduce the burden of creating the virtual machine images.<br /> <br /> Open question: is there a way to do a grid (conceptually equivalent of Selenium Grid) for native apps? There are some commercial services from http://www.lesspainful.com and http://www.testdroid.com<br /> <br /> Crowd-sourced testers who can test mobile apps include:<br /> * mob4hire<br /> * utest<br /> <br /> Participants who used these services to test their mobile apps were not very impressed by the results where only about 5 of 80 reported bugs were deemed real bugs worth fixing. The cost of the testing didn&#039;t justify the results.</div>

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