Learn how to automate mobile applications with Appium.

Test Automation

Testing the mobile application is generally time-consuming when done for each new release and across devices of various resolutions and versions. Test automation is the most common and effective way to simulate any application's actual user journey and business use cases.
 
In this module, we’ll start by learning the basics of Appium, setting up the environment, and discussing native mobile testing frameworks such as UIAutomator, XCUITest, and locators. We’ll learn about designing a mobile test automation framework and its various components, such as build management, logging, and reporting. These are the key learnings for any QA engineer or developer.
 
By the end of this module, we’ll be able to automate Android & iOS mobile and m-web applications.

Mobile Test Automation with Appium

Congratulations, you have completed the "Mobile Test Automation with Appium" module!

## Summary
In this module, we started from the basics of Appium and learned about setting up the environment and native mobile testing frameworks such as UIAutomator, XCUITest, and locators. We also learned about designing a mobile test automation framework and its various components such as build management, logging, and reporting, all of which are key learnings for any QA engineer or developer. By the end of this module, we automated Android and iOS mobile applications.

## What's next?
Now that we’ve learned to automate mobile applications, we are good to go to the third module, “Performance Test Automation using Gatling, Lighthouse, and Jenkins.” This module is all about testing the scalability and performance of the applications.

Congratulations, you have completed the "Mobile Test Automation with Appium" module!

# Summary
In this module, we started from the basics of Appium and learned about setting up the environment and native mobile testing frameworks such as UIAutomator, XCUITest, and locators. We also learned about designing a mobile test automation framework and its various components such as build management, logging, and reporting, all of which are key learnings for any QA engineer or developer. By the end of this module, we automated Android and iOS mobile applications.

# What's next?
Now that we’ve learned to automate mobile applications, we are good to go to the third module, “Performance Test Automation using Gatling, Lighthouse, and Jenkins.” This module is all about testing the scalability and performance of the applications.


Here's a quick summary of the "Mobile Test Automation with Appium" module for you.

Mobile Apps Automation

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