Eliminate bug! 10 Free mobile App test framework recommendations

formobile app Developer, bugs are often the biggest headache. Unlike web apps that can be patched at all times,mobile Appin the bug is often hidden deep, and even sometimes wait until the user to show up, so that the developer can not be lost fame and money. So before the application is released, it is strictlyTestis very necessary. The mobile application Testing framework can help developers streamline the testing process and thus solve the problem well. Today, let's give you a detailed introduction to the top ten free mobile application testing frameworks that are most popular with developers.

1. Appium (ios/android)

Appium is an open-source, cross-platform, automated testing tool for testing native or hybrid mobile apps that support iOS, Android, and Firefoxos platforms. It allows developers to fully access the backend APIs and databases using the test code. Appium is designed based on the idea that native applications can be tested without the need for SDKs and compilations.

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The framework not only perfectly supports iOS, Android apps, but also writes test scripts directly in PHP, Python, Ruby, C #, Clojure, Java, objective-c, JavaScript, and Perl.

2. Calabash (ios/android)

Calabash is a cross-platform application testing framework for iOS and Android platforms, supporting Cucumber, open source and free, affiliated with Xamarin. With Calabash, developers can conduct multi-faceted testing of applications such as screenshots, gesture recognition, and actual function code.

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3. KIF (IOS)

Kif's full name is keep It functional, from Square, a mobile app testing framework designed for iOS. Because Kif is written in the Objective-c language, it is more handy for iOS developers and can be called a highly collectible iOS test weapon.

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4. Robolectric (Android)

Android Developers note that this test framework is sure to excite you because it is a rate unit testing framework that has largely escaped the old routine of simulator testing. Robolectric can unzip the Android SDK and test the app directly to help you easily solve any problems you encounter.

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5. Gitorious (IOS)

Gitorious is a Web project hosting platform based on the GIT version control system, developed using Ruby on Rails. The Mobile test Framework (MTF) is also popular with developers, and the Gitorious Mobile testing framework is an iOS test framework that leverages Sikuli automation tools.

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Gitorious MTF can use screenshots and Python scripts to perform nuanced testing and return test results to developers to improve application quality and bug fixes.

6. Frank (IOS)

Frank is also a developer-favorite iOS application Testing framework that simulates user actions in black-box testing of applications and uses cucumber as a natural language to write test cases. In addition, Frank will record the application test actions to help the developer with the test review.

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7. Fliptest (IOS)

Fliptest is a A/B testing framework designed for iOS that allows developers to do A/B testing directly on iOS apps without having to submit apps or refactoring code to the App Store again, just by adding a line of code.

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For developers who want to pursue the ultimate UI, Fliptest is definitely the most appropriate test framework. Fliptest will choose the most appropriate user interface for the app, and will also return test results based on many factors, such as appearance, usability, and so on, to help developers solve the UI problem completely.

8. Kiwi (IOS)

Kiwi is a behavioral-driven development (BDD) library for iOS development that is popular with developers because of its simple and efficient interface, and is therefore a preferred test platform for many novice developers. Like most iOS test frameworks, Kiwi is written in objective-c language, so it's definitely the best Test partner for iOS developers.

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9. Appgrader (Android)

Appgrader is a test product launched by Utest, an application testing service provider from Israel. Appgrader may not be well known to developers compared to other mainstream mobile application testing frameworks, but it can provide a very professional view for many Android developers.

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With Appgrader, developers can make improvements to applications by comparing their developed applications with other similar applications in terms of graphics, functionality, and other aspects. It is learnt that following Appgrader for Android, Utest will also launch Appgrader for IOS.

Cedar (IOS)

Like Kiwi, Cedar is also a BDD-style objective-c testing framework. It applies not only to iOS and OS X code libraries, but also to other environments.

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Eliminate bug! 10 Free mobile App test framework recommendations