Android:
Android is an operating system which designed and implemented by Google, Android's source code is released by Google under open source licenses. It’s based mainly on Linux OS which forms the kernel of Android and above that kernel a whole framework exists. The kernel and the core libraries are written in C/C++ and the API, through which one can develop his/her applications, uses mainly Java.
Installation of Android app:
1.By using Google play store search for the app which want to install, After that click on Install button and install the app.
2.Without Google play store-Android App comes in .apk file format.In this case download/copy the .apk file on your android base device , Opening of that file installation process start.
Note: Installation of apps from unknown sources one thing which need to do enable the unknown sources by going to Settings -> Applications -> Unknown sources in android device.
Testing android app is very important.because app run on devices with limited memory, CPU power and power supply.
Also Application behavior depends on many factor like network connectivity,device setting.So,.
Testing android app on all possible configuration is not possible , So need to test application at least on one device with the lowest possible configuration and on one device with the highest available configuration.
To testing android app we need to create correct android testing strategy which included unit test, Integration test ,Operational test and System test.
Beta test:
This testing is done once the particular build was moved from the QA, This was achieved by asking the beta users to browse every single page within the mobile app, to ensure that every bug was fixed before the app was released.
Device Test:
The App is tested across multiple OS version/Devices using Real Devices.
Installation of Android app:
1.By using Google play store search for the app which want to install, After that click on Install button and install the app.
2.Without Google play store-Android App comes in .apk file format.In this case download/copy the .apk file on your android base device , Opening of that file installation process start.
Note: Installation of apps from unknown sources one thing which need to do enable the unknown sources by going to Settings -> Applications -> Unknown sources in android device.
Testing android app is very important.because app run on devices with limited memory, CPU power and power supply.
Also Application behavior depends on many factor like network connectivity,device setting.So,.
Testing android app on all possible configuration is not possible , So need to test application at least on one device with the lowest possible configuration and on one device with the highest available configuration.
To testing android app we need to create correct android testing strategy which included unit test, Integration test ,Operational test and System test.
Beta test:
This testing is done once the particular build was moved from the QA, This was achieved by asking the beta users to browse every single page within the mobile app, to ensure that every bug was fixed before the app was released.
Device Test:
The App is tested across multiple OS version/Devices using Real Devices.
