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Software Testing in 2019 – Is Your Business Competitive?

Software testing is evolving quickly. A new report highlights the technologies that developers can use to speed-up testing and deployment in the new year. But are you taking advantage of them? Smartbear released ‘The State of Testing 2018’ last month. This annual industry report surveys QA professionals to establish the methodologies, practices and tools that […]

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November 27, 2018

Setting up XCUITest for iOS Continuous Integration

So far in the XCUITest 101 series, we have written some XCUITests and explored the XCUITest API. The next step is to run them for continuous testing so that we can get instant feedback on our latest code. The practices of Continuous Integration allow us to schedule and run the test on a regular basis or […]

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November 21, 2018

How Are Challenger Banks Shaping the Mobile Banking Landscape?

Challenger banks and financial apps like Monzo, Starling and Revolut might seem like a natural step in the digital revolution, to today’s consumers. Similarly, Netflix and Spotify have disrupted the film and music industries and set digital delivery and a totally in-app experience as the norm. So it hardly seems surprising that banking and financial […]

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November 14, 2018

How To Use XCUITest API

So far with our XCUITest 101 series, we have covered most of the topics around setting up XCUITest framework and making it scalable and maintainable. However, we haven’t covered the XCUITest API and the other features of XCUITest framework that we can use in our iOS app testing. In this post, we will cover the […]

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November 13, 2018

How Secure is Your DevOps Infrastructure?

Your business might already enjoy the benefits of a DevOps strategy – but has it evolved its approach to security? Everyone knows that DevOps is about breaking down the silos between engineering and operations teams to shorten feedback loop and achieve continuous software delivery. With a DevOps mindset, one can expect benefits such as increased […]

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November 12, 2018

Artificial Intelligence – What Do Developers REALLY Think About AI?

Artificial Intelligence might be a buzzword in the press – but it has real implications for technology jobs. So what do developers really think about AI? Elon Musk warns of killer robots and describes AI as ‘humanity’s biggest existential threat’. Meanwhile, Bill Gates is more optimistic – claiming, ‘AI can be our friend’ and allow […]

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November 7, 2018

Hiring Developers in 2019 – The Trends You Need to Know

Are you a developer looking for a new job? Are you recruiting developers for your team? Here are the top factors motivating developers to find new roles for 2019. Although most developers are satisfied with their jobs, less than one in five are ‘extremely satisfied’ – according to research by Stack Overflow.

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October 31, 2018

Scaling XCUITest for iOS Devices with Different Screen Sizes

In the last post of XCUITest 101 series, we have touched upon some best practices of organizing XCUIElements for scalable UI tests with Swift enumeration. While architecting iOS app testing with XCUITests for iOS devices with different screen sizes, we should also consider the scalability and maintainability of our code. We have to make sure XCUITest tests […]

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October 29, 2018

Best Practices for Organizing Locators for XCUITest

In the last blog post of XCUITest 101 series, we organized XCUITest tests in the BDD format by writing Swift extensions in the form of Step Definitions so they are more readable and scalable for iOS app testing. XCUITest identifies the element on the screen by using XCUIElement class. At the moment, we have our locators placed […]

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October 23, 2018

BDD for XCUITest with Swift Protocols and Extensions

In the 3rd blog of XCUITest 101 series, we’ll cover something about Swift Protocols and Extensions. In the last post on DRY XCUITest with Base classes, we have abstracted our code in the base classes in order to avoid the duplication of the code. We have achieved this using the object-oriented inheritance approach. However, Swift is […]

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October 16, 2018

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