This article explains how to set up an Android Accessibility Service to perform black‑box automation testing, outlines its advantages over standard UiAutomator frameworks, details configuration steps, code examples, limitations, and provides guidance on selecting appropriate testing solutions.
The author encountered unexpected security‑warning pop‑ups during Android UIAutomator testing and created a UiWatcher that automatically clicks "Do not remind" and "Allow" to keep the test flow uninterrupted, sharing the full code for others to use.
This article explains how to overcome Xcode's limitations by using command‑line tools such as libimobiledevice to automatically collect crash logs from third‑party iOS apps, symbolicate them without dsym files, and analyze the resulting CrashReport structure for effective debugging.
This article explains how to leverage Apple’s XCUITest framework, private XCUIApplication APIs, and Facebook’s WebDriverAgent to implement a web‑based service that remotely controls non‑jailbroken iOS devices for automated testing without requiring device rooting.
