While it always seems ideal that you go by those suggestions, it is not often possible, partly because you do not have the all-in-one toolset/solution that can tick all the boxes. I earlier wrote a post on ‘what you should consider’ when you look to adopt a test platform/approach. While development of mobile applications has become much simpler, the same is not quite true when it comes to testing them.

New promises being made! But then again, is it sufficient? There have been announcements coming from key industry players almost every month. That was unfortunate, but the reality.Īlmost a year later, when looking back and reflecting on some of those findings, I can see things have changed immensely. The first observations (and the feeling) that I had was that we have very little choice in the way of tool choices. The idea was that it should be heavily automated, efficient and cost-effective. Early last year I was working for one of our customers to find out an optimum test solution for their upcoming mobile application.

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