- Quality in mobile apps mindmap
- Table of Contents
- Contributing
- License
To edit I use Xmind
💰 - Paid services, tools, etc
- Accessibility - docs
- Accessibility Developer Checklist
- Android Accessibility Tutorial: Getting Started
- QuickTime
- Eploratory testing - sprints
- Checklists
- Bug Hunts
- Mob testing
- Testing dojo
- ui-auto-monkey - DEPRECATED
- Chaos Testing on iOS
- CrashMonkey
- SwiftMonkey
- Android Performance Case Study: Memory vs. Frame Time
- Android Development Culture. The Document. #qualitymatters
- Android Performance monitoring [Part 1]
- Useful tips to inspect your Android app — Part 1
- The 2016 Android Developer Toolbox
- Mobile Testing of Location-Powered Android Apps
- Automated Performance Testing Codelab - Android
- Ultimate Android Reference
- Android UI Automation: Part 1, Building Trust
- Android UI Automation: Part 2, Making It Easy
- Kotlin: Using (Test) Robots to make Espresso
- Testing in-app purchases on Android
- Using Gradle build cache with Kotlin
- Add Superpowers to your Appium-Android tests
- Performance Testing of Android Apps
- Running arbitrary ADB commands via Appium
- Kotlin Static Analysis — why and how?
- Android Testing Codelab
- Android CI with kubernetes
- Optimizing Swift build times
- Testing iOS App Upgrades
- 5 Tools for Uploading iOS apps to iTunes Connect
- Using unit tests to identify & avoid memory leaks in Swift
- Xcode UI Tests with Embassy and Succulent
- UI Testing Cheat Sheet and Examples
- Getting started with XCUITest framework for testing iOS apps.
- New XCUITest Features With Xcode 9: Hands-on Exploration
- User Interface Testing - Apple Docs
- Visualizing and optimizing real user performance on mobile - LinkedIn
- 10 Mobile App Testing Mistakes to Avoid
- Smartwatch Testing Cheat Sheet
- Mobile Testing Cheat Sheet
- The Mobile Test Pyramid
- Introducing the Software Testing Cupcake (Anti-Pattern)
- Richard Bradshaw, keynote: "Mobile - the clue is in the name"
- Understanding Your Mobile User
- The complete Checklist for Mobile Testing | David Tzemach
- Applying the SFDPOT heuristic to mobile testing
- Mobile App Test Coverage Model : LONG FUN CUP
- Ooga-chaka: Git hooks to enforce code quality
- A Comprehensive Guide To Mobile App Design
- android-security-awesome
- Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
- Fridump
- How to get started with mobile penetration testing for Android
- SDK lint
- PMD
- error-prone
- FindBugs
- rxlint
- checkstyle
- klint
- SonarLint
- detekt
- Dependency Injection usage Checks
- Dynatrace 💰
- monit24 💰
- New Relic 💰
- FlowUp💰
- Raygun 💰
- Bugsee 💰
- Fabric
- Hockeyapp 💰
- Splunk 💰
- Appsee 💰
- Appachhi 💰
- Monkop 💰
- NimbleDroid 💰
- Appdiff 💰
- Kobiton (free beta)
- Testdroid 💰
- TestObject 💰
- Perfecto Mobile 💰
- Nativetap.io 💰
- AWS Device Farm 💰
- Google Firebase 💰
- Xamarin Test Cloud 💰
- Experitest 💰
- Samsung Remote Test Lab
- pCloudy 💰
- robotic.mobi 💰
- Ubertesters 💰
- TestFairy 💰
- Beta Family 💰
- Applause 💰
- Testarmy 💰
- crowdsourcedtesting 💰
- Comparing 11 Mobile Beta Testing Tools
- Charles Proxy 💰
- Bandwidth Throttle
- Rewrite Tool
- Breakpoints Tool
- Map Remote Tool
- Map Local Tool
- Trusting custom root certificates on ios 10.3
- How to get charles proxy work with Android 7 nougat?
- Burp
- Fiddler
- Test Driven Development (TDD)
- Behaviour Driven Development (BDD)
- Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD)
- AndroidTestingBox
- Android Testing Guide
- Android Testing with Kotlin
- Using Kotlin to test Android Applications
- Running Android UI Tests
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature
- Submit a pull request :D
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Copyright (c) 2018 Maciej Gąsiorowski
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