Containers have been trending for some time now and have seriously changed the way people set up their environments for development, deployment – and more and more – for testing. Efficient use of test automation together with containers – whether app is done for Android and iOS – have enabled a variety of different setups to become alive (and die) quickly, effectively and yet boosting productivity that people seek with their development workflows today.
In this blog, we’ll take a look at a very concrete example of iOS containerization, how to set up things on the fly and how to further tweak it for an optimal use case.
