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Call for Papers Mobile App Europe

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Maybe you are already aware of it. The Mobile App Europe Conference has an open call for papers for the second edition of the conference in September 2015. This year’s conference topic is “Apps and Mobile Technologies – Creating our Future Today”. The conference will take place from Sep 28 – Sep 29, 2015 at Dorint … Read more

Reading Recommendations # 4

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It’s sunday again and here is the 4th episode of my reading recommendations. This issue contains seven posts from topics like mobile testing, communication to a new level of testing post from Huib Shoots. This version of the reading recommendations contains also a link to a Youtube video from John Sonmez, where he is talking about the topic … Read more

Record your iOS Test Session with QuickTime

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A couple of posts ago I wrote about “How to File Mobile Bugs” and the importance of good and detailed bug reports. In another post I wrote about ilos  and how to record your current test session on Android Lollipop devices. Today, I write about the other big mobile vendor, called iOS 🙂 and how … Read more

My Year 2014

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Today, I want to say thank you. Thank you to all of you, who are reading my blog and my posts, who comment on them and who share them in different social networks! The year 2014 was a great year for me. Personally it was awesome, I had great time with my family and my … Read more

How to File Mobile Bugs

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mobile_bugIf you find a bug within a mobile app, you need to report it in order to get it fixed. Filing mobile bug reports requires some additional information that the developers need in order to reproduce and fix the bug.

But what is important when filing a mobile bug? What should a bug report look like?

Before I answer those two questions, I want to raise another one: “Why even send a bug report?”

Bug reports are very important for the product owner, product manager and the developers. Firstly, a bug report tells the developers and the product owner about issues they were not aware of. They also help to identify possible new features no one has thought of and, last but not least, they provide useful information about how a customer may use the software. All of this information can be used to improve your software.

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