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How to Automate Appium Java Tests In Parallel Using TestNG

Automate Appium Java Tests In Parallel

The beauty of Appium for mobile testing is that its tests can be written in any programming language including Python, Ruby, Java, JavaScript, and C#. While we have covered extensive Appium tutorials, in this article, we'll walk through how to automate Appium tests in parallel against our real devices using TestNG Java sample tests.

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What Is and Why to Use TestNG?

TestNG, where NG denotes Next Generation, is an automated testing framework that is inspired by both JUnit and NUnit.

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5 Steps to Making Mobile App Testing More Efficient

We spend more than 80% of our mobile use time interacting with apps. And by “we,” we mean 5 billion smartphone users all over the world. To mobile app development companies, this may sound exciting and intimidating at the same time. The competition is intense. The user demands are super high. What do you do? You make sure your app is spotless by testing it relentlessly. Mobile app testing can be a chore, but it doesn’t have to. Here are five ways to make your mobile app testing more efficient.

Stick to A Plan

Just as you’re planning the workflow and sprints of your mobile development team, you should have a plan for the mobile app testing process and, most importantly, stick to it. As test cycles get shorter, you won’t have the time to ponder about the types and methods you’re going to use halfway through the journey.