Appium Introduction
Appium is the open-source tool that extends Selenium WebDriver to Mobile (iOS & Android) as well as Windows 10 Desktop applications testing. We offer this introductory course to get you up & running quickly with the tool.
This course is a great follow-on course from our Selenium WebDriver Java course, as on this course we show you how to install, configure and start using Appium to test mobile & desktop apps. As the coding is an extension of WebDriver, we do recommend that you already have some WebDriver knowledge before taking this course.
On the course we use both real, physical devices (all Android) as well as Emulators, so it is designed as a very practical course. The course uses a number of technologies: Appium Desktop Server, Eclipse IDE, WebDriver & Appium Java Bindings, Android SDK, GUI Spy Tools, Android Emulators & Physical devices.
The accompanying workbook for this course is over 250 pages, and acts as a great resource for code & examples for Appium Mobile Testing.
Delivery
This course can be delivered as online or on-site (Classroom based). Online we use device emulators to demonstrate Appium, classroom we also bring physical devices to try out.
Online the course is live, instructor-led. We use GoToTraining as our platform, which can be accessed from anywhere just using a web browser.
Below you will find the course topics covered. Please note that we also offer these as on-site courses at your offices. Please phone for a quote.
Course Topics
Introduction to Appium
A background to Appium and its benefits. Overview of the Appium architecture. An overview of the technology stacks, terminology.
Installation
How to install the technology stack required, how to set up the tools ready to start testing. Configuring your Eclipse project ready to use Appium
Testing Native Apps on Physical Android Devices
How to prepare the device for testing. Using ADB, how to specify the Desired Capabilities, Example Test Code
Android Element Identification
Tools for identification, UI Automator Viewer, Appium Desktop Inspector, Locator strategies, best practices.
Android Interaction
Coding Tap, Touch, Multi-Touch, Gestures, interacting with the Mobile buttons, other useful methods
Mobile Web Testing on Android
Supported Browsers, Setting up Desired Capabilities, Example Test Code, Locator Strategies
Hybrid App Testing on Android
Changing Context, Element Identification, Sample Code
Android Emulator Testing
Creating AVDs with Android Studio, setting desired Capabilities to connect to the Emulator, Example Test Code, Element Identification, Installing apps onto the Emulator
Android Extra Topics
Installing & Uninstalling Apps programmatically, Appium & the Page Object Model, Connecting to devices wirelessly
Testing iOS Apps – Simulators
Architecture, Overview of setting up simulated devices, desired capabilities, Example Code.
Testing iOS Apps – Physical Devices
Architecture, Overview of setting up physical devices, desired capabilities, Example Code
iOS Extras
Element Identification, iOS Page Object Model
Testing Windows 10 Applications
Architecture, configuring the PC, desired Capabilities for UWP & standard Windows Apps, Element identification using UISpy, & Inspect
This course introduces Appium – the most popular open-source mobile testing Tool in use. Ideal for those who are looking to extend their Selenium WebDriver testing to Mobile (iOS & Android) and Windows 10 Desktop apps testing. The course is practical and exercises are against physical and emualted devices.
It is recommended that you either are using Selenium WebDriver or have attended our ‘Selenium WebDriver Java’ training course before attending this course.
| Course Title | Duration (days) | Location | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Appium | 4 (Online) | on-site | Contact us |
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