Testing Smart Home Devices: A Guide to IoT Test Automation
Smart home devices like smart bulbs, voice assistants, cameras, and door locks are now part of our daily life. These devices work with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sensors, and mobile apps. Because…
Smart home devices like smart bulbs, voice assistants, cameras, and door locks are now part of our daily life. These devices work with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sensors, and mobile apps. Because…
Every mobile app needs permissions. For example, an app may need access to camera, location, storage, or contacts.Testing these permissions manually again and again can be slow. In this blog,…
Today, mobile users expect apps to be fast, smooth, and stable. If your app is slow, freezes, or crashes, users will uninstall it immediately.This is where mobile performance testing helps.…
Testing mobile apps is a very important step before they reach users. But one common question is — should you test your app on real devices or emulators?In this blog,…
When building an automation framework, one common mistake is spreading test data across multiple files or scripts. This makes maintenance hard and increases the chances of data mismatches. The best…
When building a test automation framework, managing your code properly is just as important as writing good tests.That’s where framework version control using Git plays a vital role. Git helps…
The world of test automation is changing fast. With applications becoming smarter and more complex, testers are now looking for ways to make their frameworks smarter too. That’s where integrating…
When building a test automation framework, one of the most important design principles is modularity.In simple terms, framework modularity means breaking your code into small, reusable parts or modules that…
Introduction Creating a strong test automation framework is not just about writing working scripts. It’s about designing them to be scalable, reusable, and easy to maintain. That’s where design patterns…