If you're an iOS developer or QA professional tapping through an app to reproduce bugs or performance issues you thought were solved two releases ago, then this is your book. Learn how to script the user interface, assert correct behavior, stub external dependencies, reproduce performance problems, organize test code for the long haul, and automate the whole process so the machine does the work. You'll walk through a comprehensive strategy with techniques using Apple's tools that you can apply to your own apps. Automated user interface testing is an important part of a comprehensive testing strategy for iOS applications. By scrutinizing your app through the eyes and actions of the user, you raise confidence that features are wired up right and behave as you expect. Through this book you'll learn how to do full-stack testing of your iOS apps in both the simulator and on the device with Apple's built-in tools. You'll write behavioral tests in UI Automation that help protect against regressions. You'll write scripts to repeat steps in Instruments to reproduce performance bugs. With a little ingenuity, you'll build a workflow that gives the feedback you need. Grow a test suite by working with a real application that uses Core Data and network requests. Learn how to describe expected behavior in test scripts, launch the app in a specific state, and stub external dependencies for completely isolated and repeatable tests. Along the way, you'll practice how to organize your test code and run it hands-free from the command line. By the end, you'll have the tools and habits you need to tackle the unique testing problems you'll face while building best-of-breed native iOS apps for your users.
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Jonathan Penn is a software developer with a long history of quality work sprinkled with mischief. When not consulting with clients, he speaks at conferences, is the mad scientist behind the featured apps at navel-labs.com, and is scribbler-in-chief at cocoamanifest.net, a technical blog for exceptional iOS resources and commentary.
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Softcover. Etat : Fine. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. If you're an iOS developer or QA professional encountering persistent bugs or performance issues, this book is for you. It guides you in scripting the user interface, asserting correct behavior, stubbing external dependencies, and automating the testing process. You'll explore a comprehensive strategy using Apple's tools applicable to your own apps. Automated user interface testing is crucial for ensuring that features function correctly and as expected. The book teaches full-stack testing of iOS apps in both the simulator and on devices using Apple's built-in tools. You'll create behavioral tests in UI Automation to safeguard against regressions and write scripts in Instruments to replicate performance bugs. With creativity, you'll establish a workflow that provides essential feedback. The content includes building a test suite with a real application that utilizes Core Data and network requests. You'll learn to articulate expected behaviors in test scripts, launch the app in specific states, and stub external dependencies for isolated, repeatable tests. Additionally, you'll practice organizing your test code and executing it from the command line. By the end, you'll possess the tools and habits necessary to address the unique testing challenges of developing high-quality native iOS apps. Requirements include a Mac running at least Mac OS X Lion (10.7) and Xcode 4.6. N° de réf. du vendeur 0d582c04-2426-400e-a967-c884e337ce16
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