#TestingTipsWeek Day 3: An ideal test should be short, fast and self-contained, but often we can see that half of our test case is the initialization of variables mocking stuff which is needed for our test. #androiddev #androidtesting #testing #quality

#TestingTipsWeek Day 2: Many projects have a lot of different tests: unit, integration, E2E and sometimes much more. However, when we analyze different test cases they are different from a size perspective. #androiddev #androidtesting #testing

#TestingTipsWeek Day 6: DSL (Domain Specific Language) can help us to reduce amount of boilerplate code for UI test case. I recommend try to introduce DSL to your project, it simplify reading and understanding test cases. #AndroidDev #androidtesting #testing

Today I want to start a #TestingTipsWeek and start to publish tips which can improve the quality of tests in the project. Often we write a lot of similar code for creating test data or doing a similar step, especially when we writing UI tests.

#TestingTipsWeek Day 5: We have many different types of UI tests which are specialized on one thing. However, you can find a lot of samples when developers/testers try to combine them. As a result, we have complicated test cases which try to do multiple tasks at the same time.

#TestingTipsWeek Day 7: Do you know your tools which you are using for day-to-day work: libraries, frameworks, utils and extension classes? If not, explore it more and don't write similar code again and again. #androidDev #testing #androidTesting