With continuously upsurging mobile application usage, enterprises want to ensure best user experience. Hence organizations are leveraging test automation tools to ensure seamless functioning of mobile applications. In the following blog we have listed the 9 best test automation tools for mobile applications . Let’s overview their features one by one:
2. Kobiton
Kobiton offers its testers an easy-to-use platform and provides access to real mobile devices for manual and automation testing. Kobiton provides complex gestures, geo-location, ADB shell commands, and device connection management. In Kobiton, old log history can be downloaded and analyzed to access and identify issues and resolve then and there.
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Appium is an Open Source tool, widely used to test various types of mobile applications i.e. hybrid, native and mobile web etc. It uses webdriver protocol to drive various IOS, Android and Windows apps. Appium performs automation testing of mobile apps without disrupting the existing features of the app.
Appium is based upon the Selenium tool suite and consists of the same library class as that of Selenium, hence testers can code in the programming language of their choice. Also as Appium is based upon the Selenium tool suite, hence if you’re familiar with Selenium, Appium won’t be difficult to leverage.
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4.Unified Functional Testing (UFT)
UFT is an industry leader for test automation. It was known as HP QuickTest Professional (QTP). It allows QA teams to make testing more efficient and allows fine-tune collaboration between QA, development and operations teams. UFT can be used for testing on iOS, Android, and Windows. UFT enables the testing team to get better quality results in less time.
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Ranorex is a test automation framework. It supports testing a wide range of application types including desktop, mobile, and web apps. The tool is easy to use even for non-tech users due to record and play & drag and drop options. Ranorex enables testing of both iOS and Android apps as well as its own browser to run native tests for mobile apps. This tool can be used in sync with Appium.
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6. pCloudy
pCloudy is a cloud-based continuous testing tool. You can leverage pCloudy for testing both mobile and desktop application testing. It consists of 5000+ browser combinations to support your mobile and desktop applications across a wide variety of browsers. It consists of real mobile and desktop computers which helps in getting accurate testing results. It is highly scalable and being powered by AI it provides accelerated testing speed along with qualitative results. Apart from this, it integrates many test automation tools and frameworks like Selenium, Appium, Espresso, etc to enable test automation at high speed.
Major features of pCloudy are as follows:
7. Espresso
Espresso is a test automation tool by Google. It helps in writing automation tests for Android. Espresso is an open-source testing solution.
For testers, Espresso might be difficult to use. It’s a great tool for black-box testing and unit testing.
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8.IOS UI Automation
IOS UI Automation is an Open source tool. It support testing for IOS devices . It supports testing in programming languages like Java, Javascript, Python. These tests can run on real devices and emulators.
9. Monkey Runner
Monkey Runner is a test automation tool that provides an API for writing programs . It is used to control both devices and emulators through bypassing the original Android code. MonkeyRunner is mainly designed for conducting various functional and regression tests.
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As discussed above, test automation tools are imperative to provide the best user experience. Do make note of the above mentioned tools and analyze which suits best for your business goals.
UFT is an industry leader for test automation