This series will cover a couple of obstacles or complications you might run into when writing UI tests for iOS and will give advice on how to write cleaner tests. The third and last part will show how you can use page objects to structure your tests in a sustainable way.
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This series will cover a couple of obstacles or complications you might run into when writing UI tests for iOS and will give advice on how to write cleaner tests. The second part will explain how to correctly access views in tests.
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This series will cover a couple of obstacles or complications you might run into when writing UI tests for iOS and will give advice on how to write cleaner tests. In the first part we will look into possible issues with testing custom views.
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At the beginning of March I had the pleasure of attending try!Swift Tokyo 2018 in Japan ⛩. If you have never attended a try!Swift, they are an immersive community gathering with curated talks by the organizer and top of the line workshops the days before and after the conferences.
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On 29th of January, the entire Novoda iOS team attended the dotSwift conference in Paris, France. We came from Berlin, London, Liverpool and Barcelona to spend a weekend there, both to learn and meet other developers, and to spend some much needed bonding time together. dotSwift is the IOS part
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Apple’s newest API, ARKit, makes the exciting world of Augmented Reality available to every iOS developer, but where do you get started? Come with us on an Augmented Reality journey to build an AR solar system and learn how to make your first ARKit application. This post is one
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In our last blogpost we deep-dived into Kotlin’s multiplatform project feature and discussed how we can use it to build backend, Android and web applications written in Kotlin. Today we will investigate how we can add an iOS client to such a setup using Kotlin/Native and how easy
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In this blogpost we will deep dive into JetBrains multiplatform projects feature, why you should consider using it and how you can do so to level up your product development. With Kotlin 1.2 JetBrains introduced a new experimental feature called multiplatform projects. This allows you, as things stand today,
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With software becoming evermore present in our private and professional lives it is probably not surprising that software applications, with all their weaknesses, have also become increasingly interesting to hackers. There exist many different ways to hack applications and crack accounts, e.g. eavesdropping or sniffing network traffic, social engineering
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