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Appium Essentials
Appium Essentials is intended for automation testers and developers who want to enhance their skills from web-based automation to mobile application automation using Appium. Basic knowledge of mobile automation testing and programming is assumed.
128 pages, Paperback
First published April 9, 2015
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September 23, 2016
About pros of this book: zero
There's a lot of cons:
- the book really start on 42℅
- there's a lack in how configure android environment
- don't explain on detail how to locate an component. He just show up the code snnipet
- using of WebElement object to native apps insted of MobileElement (that enable some specific action)
- there're no good explanation about find elements/components with accessibilityID, UiAutomator, xpah and IosUiAutomation
- The chapter about automating hybrid apps is poor
- There's no explanation about session
- The apps is really, really easy to automate and with no context to real world
- The explanation about using real android devices is wrong in terms of using the name of the device instead of his serial number (the same from adb devices)
- There's no good explanation about using a pre installed app
- There' no explanation about do some important actions like swipe, scroll and notifications
- There's a lot of focus on automate hybrid apps
- There's no explanation about waits. He just use an implicitly wait that not encoureged
There's a lot of cons:
- the book really start on 42℅
- there's a lack in how configure android environment
- don't explain on detail how to locate an component. He just show up the code snnipet
- using of WebElement object to native apps insted of MobileElement (that enable some specific action)
- there're no good explanation about find elements/components with accessibilityID, UiAutomator, xpah and IosUiAutomation
- The chapter about automating hybrid apps is poor
- There's no explanation about session
- The apps is really, really easy to automate and with no context to real world
- The explanation about using real android devices is wrong in terms of using the name of the device instead of his serial number (the same from adb devices)
- There's no good explanation about using a pre installed app
- There' no explanation about do some important actions like swipe, scroll and notifications
- There's a lot of focus on automate hybrid apps
- There's no explanation about waits. He just use an implicitly wait that not encoureged
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