Mobile Testing with Appium

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Created by: Jonathan Lipps

Produced in 2019

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Appium is the most popular and comprehensive tool for automating mobile application testing. Write scripts in any language- "Java, Python, Ruby, or JavaScript- "and test on any device: iOS or Android. Anyone involved in mobile QA who wants to save time and energy on testing should have at least a basic understanding of Appium. In this course, Jonathan Lipps, Appium project lead, takes you through the code-based automation workflow in Appium. Discover how to prepare your system for Appium, get it running, and set up a test code environment. Learn how to launch automation sessions with native mobile apps on iOS and Android and perform basic interactions with on-screen elements. From there Jonathan tackles more advanced topics, like synthesizing touch gestures. Each lesson helps you unlock new levels of quality and efficiency in your app development cycle.

Intermediate Level

Time: 2h 10m

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Jonathan Lipps

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Jonathan Lipps is a project lead at Appium and the founder of Cloud Grey, LLC, an Appium-focused consultancy.

Cloud Grey meets the need of large companies trying to be successful with Appium. Especially in large and complex test suites or organizational structures, it's easy to wind up with a sub-optimal Appium setup. Cloud Grey offers training, test suite architecture, and a host of other services. Cloud Grey also publishes Appium Pro, a weekly newsletter including interesting Appium-related tips and tricks.

Previously, Jonathan worked as director of open source at the San Francisco-based cloud testing company Sauce Labs. At Sauce, he worked on many aspects of the architecture of the web and mobile testing cloud, from back-end infrastructure (Python) to front-end interactivity (JavaScript). He built out the Open Source Engineering team, whose mission was to make sure that the open-source projects (Selenium and Appium) stayed awesome, and that the ecosystem that surrounded those core products received as much attention as it deserved. He also spent much of his time leading and maintaining the Appium project.

Jonathan has spoken at dozens of conferences and meetups around the world on various topics, mainly to do with automated web and mobile app testing and open-source development.

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