There are many theories and myths about mobile application testing. We had discussed some of the prevailing myths about mobile application testing in a post earlier. In this post, we will be discussing the best practices for mobile application testing. The first thing to remember is that mobile application testing is as important as any software testing but is different than it in a number of ways.
When it comes to mobile application testing, there are so many myths prevalent, that a novice can easily be convinced. Mobile app testing helps find bugs and provides reliable feedback on them. Beta testers and professional testers not only help in identifying bugs but also gauge application performance before the big release.
Software test professionals often face challenges and complain that, writing test cases or test scripts takes enormous time and results into huge rework when the specifications change in the rapid development or agile development environment. In software testing, test cases are the core deliverables of the test artifacts, more like a source code that gets delivered as the end result of a software program.
This article introduces you to an efficient way of conducting application performance testing that reduces your testing efforts. Imagine this situation: You are about to launch a Web Application. The application’s performance is crucial but you have very limited time to meet deadlines? How will you optimally execute the performance test?