Testing Mobile Apps When Creating Test Data Is Impossible
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Practical techniques for testing mobile apps when creating or controlling test data is impossible, covering scenarios like injecting needed data, simulating server-side errors and downtime for stress testing, and generating test data for offline apps. The talk also explains how and where mobile devices store local data and how that storage can be used to support testing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Testing without test data
- 7:42Charlie or Fidler fails
- 15:17Breakpoints in practice
- 27:39Server response mocking
- 31:03Raw server errors
- 33:51App behavior on poor networks
- 37:06Local data storage
- 44:19Editing local data pitfalls
- 46:45Q&A
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