React Native is a popular framework for building mobile apps. It allows developers to create apps for both iOS and Android platforms using a single codebase. One of the key benefits of React Native is its ability to test apps on various device types, including emulators, simulators, and physical devices. In this tutorial, you’ll learn…
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To build a mobile app that will thrive in the marketplace, it’s essential to perform end-to-end (E2E) testing before deploying to production. Simulating user behavior during E2E testing is critical to satisfying end users. With a proper testing strategy in place, you can avoid the defects and flakiness users sometimes experience in mobile apps. Detox,…
Let’s get started with React Native unit testing! A React Native unit is the smallest testable part of a Reactive Native app. What is considered to be the smallest testable part is debatable, and what should be tested is a personal preference, depending on the project. You can perform React Native unit testing on an…
Single-page applications developed with JavaScript libraries such as React are becoming the standard for front-end apps. The barrier to entry is low, and they provide the user with a more responsive experience. However, testing user interfaces hasn’t always been easy. Testing libraries such as Selenium have been popular, but these tests are notoriously slow and…