Category Archives: software test

Read “Agile Testing Condensed”

I’ve read agile testing condensed. The book was in my reading list for a while, but picked it up recently to remember Agile Testing stuff. It was well summarized about agile testing that had been discussed. Whole team approach, automation strategy, guiding teams etc. They should be in our nature. I’d love to recommend this…More

[iOS]screenshot testing tools

Below are not new, but famous tools to achieve screenshot testing on iOS. It helps check view layer. https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/MappaMundi https://github.com/uber/ios-snapshot-test-case https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-snapshot-testing We say “snapshot” testing sometimes, but “snapshot” is not only for screenshot comparison check. So, screenshot testing is more proper in this time, I think. I like swift-snapshot-testing since it has an interesting page,…More

[Appium][Flutter]Calls flutter-driver via HttpRequests

I’ve written some easy articles about Flutter x Appium. [Appium][Flutter]Espresso driver x Flutter, [Flutter]Flutter app with Appium . Recently, some topics about accessibility feature/Espresso/EarlGrey are in Flutter issues. issue1, issue2, issue3. Their main topic is how to overwrap Espresso/EarlGrey and Flutter. Their main concept is Espresso-Web according to their issues. Anyway, the topics are very exciting for…More

[Android] A note for jetpack benchmark feature in Android

At Google I/O, benchmarking feature has been released. The video is this. In 2015, I wrote an article, titled [iOS][Swift]XCTestでパフォーマンスを計測したり、処理をwaitする. It was about how to measure performance in XCTest. It was able to use for both non-UI and UI tests. As the similar way, we finally can get the way to measure performance on Android…More

Read [改訂新版]マインドマップから始めるソフトウェアテスト

I read [改訂新版]マインドマップから始めるソフトウェアテスト which is renewed software testing book. Ordinary, the was published in 2007. We never get new the book via Amazon etc recently even if it is very helpful for Test/QA engineers. Mindmap tools are very useful toolset to break our thought down and arrange them. I like it very much. I often…More

Read “Are Your Lights On?”

Are Your Lights On? by Gerald M Weinberg and Donald C Gause. I reread the book since he has gone. The book remembers us we must consider many things and perspectives whenever we face defects, etc. Through the book, below sentences probably stay in your brain. They will remain there. They help you when you…More

Read “A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps”

A couple of weeks ago, I read A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps The book explained and described DevOps x Testing with many references and keywords. you can see why people struggle to understand where testing fits in a model that doesn’t mention it at all. For me, testing fits at each and every…More

Read “Antifragile Systems and Teams”

I read Antifragile Systems and Teams. Entirely, this book is DevOps book, I thought. This book also short. So I just left some lines in this article and I’ll leave here. Anyway, do you heard Antifragile? I hadn’t known the word before. Let refer the Taleb’s word from a book. “Some things benefit from shocks;…More

[iOS]xccov and JSON format

Before Xcode 9.2, we can get formatted coverage data using https://github.com/SlatherOrg/slather, for example. The library formats llvm-cov. But from Xcode 9.3, xccov is introduced officially. The command can run via xcrun. xccov is a new command-line utility for inspecting the contents of Xcode coverage reports. It can be used to view coverage data in both…More