droidconIN 2016

Learn to design test strategy when your app is about to hit a million downloads

Outline

• Test Strategy for app in ‘nascent stage’

• Manual testing suffices
  • Professionals not needed
• Prime strategy is to release

• Traits of rapidly growing mobile app

  • Rapid feature upgrade
  • Need for fast feedback and continuous testing
  • Where to test and how much to test
  • keeping product team in sync with fast paced development

• Addressing challenges

• Rapid feature upgrade
• what to automate
  • how much to automate
  • maintenance and addition

• Continuous Testing

  • Fast feedback
  • Core vs. Comprehensive feedback
  • where to run the test

• Device Coverage

  • Addressing both iOS + Android
  • Write once execute anywhere
  • More feedback in less time, think ‘parallel’
  • Choose your device set wisely than just hop into cloud

• Collaboration

  • Involving product team
  • Sharing Report and Analysis
  • Socialise test result and report

Speaker bio

Nishant is co-founder of TestVagrant Technologies. It’s a service start-up addressing testing solution for B2C companies with focus on Mobile and Web and help companies deliver faster and reliably.

Nishant has 11 years of experience in Software Development and testing.He has worked with IT companies like ThoughtWorks Inc., Aditi Technologies and Altisource.Nishant has authored a reference book on how to use Appium for automating Android App using Java and is available on Gitbook for free download. It has received close to 200K views, 37K readers online and has been downloaded around 2K times.

Nishant will be co-presenting with Sukesh Kumar. Sukesh is one of the founding partners of TestVagrant. Prior to starting up his own company Sukesh was employed with ThoughtWorks for 10 years.

Sukesh served ThoughtWorks as a Lead Consultant (Quality Analyst). He has demonstrated experience in working with multiple tools and also developing frameworks. In addition to this he has a good working knowledge of various testing techniques and methodologies. He has also authored a book on Building a Test Framework Using Cucumber-JVM and is available for free on gitbook.

Links

• https://in.linkedin.com/in/nishuverma
• https://www.gitbook.com/book/nishantverma/appium-for-android/details
• https://www.gitbook.com/book/sukesh15/cucumber-jvm-test-framework-/details
• https://in.linkedin.com/in/sukeshk
• https://github.com/testvagrant