Part 3: Running CI on Sauce Labs
I have started a small github project for hosting a demo test. In this project there is an Appium test for the TodoMVC app we built in earlier posts and this test can be run on Sauce Labs with …
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Part 2: Getting your app in a Cordova container (iOS version)
By choosing for Cordova as an App container, most developers aim to build an app that should run on the iOS and Android platform from one codebase. In the last post I demonstrated how to embed a …
Part 2: Getting your app in a Cordova container (Android version)
When I wrote this part of the series, I started it on a Mac. Along the way I had to write some of it on a different computer, running Linux. So I decided to change the contents a bit of this post. I …
Part 1: Building a React App
Everyone knows Facebook, the biggest social-networking site. It is one of the largest sites of the planet. For years they have run their site on a customized version of PHP, named Hack. Not so long …
Running CI end-to-end testing on Sauce Labs with a React hybrid cordova app
In the wonderful world of crossplatform App development it’s hard to do end-to-end testing and CI. We have been able to setup CI for the CHECK web application, and I wanted to use the experience …
Mobile testing with Appium (and later Sauce Labs)
Building a Continuous Delivery flow was not our only goal. Getting automated testing in there would be very helpful. So the first idea was to get visual testing going using Appium. That took me a day …
Developing using Webstorm+Docker+nodejs on OS X and debugging it
First install the latest Docker(I use the Mac version for this tutorial) here: http://docs.docker.com/mac/step_one/ Get Webstorm: https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/ Start the Docker Quick start …