Software Testing, Agile Development and Product Management by Daniel Knott
Releasing an app is not an easy process. Once an app is rolled out to the customers there is no way of rolling it back like on web platforms. Imagine a native mobile app as a good old burned CD that was shipped as a part of a magazine or hardware parts containing the drivers. … Read more
“It works on my machine,” is probably the most frequent comment a software tester will hear from a developer once a bug has been reported. An expected reply from a tester would be, “Then back up your system. We need to deliver it to our customers, because our product is only working on your system.” We … Read more
Mobile devices and mobile apps are everywhere these days. Customers are using mobile devices and apps to play games, listen to music, and work from wherever they are. According to TechBeacon, more than half of mobile users will delete an app if it is crashing, freezing, or showing too many errors. As those who work in … Read more
With the introduction of Android App Bundles at Google i/o 2018, Android developers are now able to upload the Android app as a so called bundle to the Google Play Console. Based on the app bundle, the Google Play Console is now in charge to optimize, compile and sign an APK file for each specific mobile … Read more
An average mobile user is checking his or her phone every six minutes and has around 40 apps installed. Checking the phone every six minutes means that an average user is looking more than 200 times a day at the mobile phone. If you have ever checked the mobile reviews in the biggest mobile app … Read more