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Getting started with XCUITest and Espresso

January 2019

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Speakers

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Ruth Zamir

Director of Marketing

Guy Arieli

CTO

Agenda

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Why XCUITest and Espresso?01 10 min

How to create tests in Espresso and XCUITest03 20 min

02 Espresso and XCUITest vs. Appium 10 min

Q&A04 10 min

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Short release cycles is driving DevOps and Shift Left

• Testing starts early – together with development

• Developers performing more testing

– Prior to commit (git pull request)

– Part of build process

• Automation engineers and developers work together

Dev and Test have never been closer

What are XCUITest and Espresso?

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Android native test automation framework

“Use Espresso to write concise, beautiful, and reliable Android UI tests”

iOS native test automation framework

Part of XCTest dedicated to UI testing

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Developers

• Part of the IDE

• Support Unit testing

• Fast

• Stable

Why prefer native tools?

Test Engineers

• Fast

• Stable

• The tools that developers use(allowing test reuse)

Agenda

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Why XCUITest and Espresso?01 10 min

How to create tests in Espresso and XCUITest03 20 min

02 Espresso and XCUITest vs. Appium 10 min

Q&A04 10 min

Appium Espresso XCUITest

Owner Open source Google / open source Apple

Scope Cross platform Android iOS

App type Native, hybrid, web Native, hybrid Native

Languages Java, C#, Ruby, Python Java / Kotlin Swift / Objective-C

Source required? No Yes Yes

Out of app Android – yesiOS – no

No No

Speed Slow Fast Medium

Setup Hard Easy Medium

Usage Hard (previous selenium knowledge helps)

Easy for dev, Medium for SDET

Medium

Stability Low High Medium

CI integration Hard Medium Hard

Espresso and XCUITest vs. Appium

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Appium Espresso XCUITest

Owner Open source Google / open source Apple

Scope Cross platform Android iOS

App type Native, hybrid, web Native, hybrid Native

Languages Java, C#, Ruby, Python Java / Kotlin Swift / Objective-C

Source required? No Yes Yes

Out of app Android – yesiOS – no

No No

Appium Espresso XCUITest

Owner Open source Google / open source Apple

Agenda

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Why XCUITest and Espresso?01 10 min

How to create tests in Espresso and XCUITest03 20 min

02 Espresso and XCUITest vs. Appium 10 min

Q&A04 10 min

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Demo

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Agenda

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Why XCUITest and Espresso?01 10 min

How to create tests in Espresso and XCUITest03 20 min

02 Espresso and XCUITest vs. Appium 10 min

Q&A04 10 min

Summary

Native tools offer benefits:

• Tied in with development

• Fast

• Stable

But have drawbacks

• Platform dependent

• Require specific language skills

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Adoption of native tools depends on application and organizational structure

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