While traditional websites can leverage their continuous delivery infrastructure to quickly identify and fix bugs, releasing mobile apps requires a 3rd party approval. Major bugs and security vulnerabilities call for emergency releases, which still require the app store approval and can mean days of poor user experience, developer frustration, and a negative impact to the app ratings and reviews.
A comprehensive suite of automated functional tests can greatly help detect defects early across the broad spectrum of devices and configurations. The challenge then becomes setting up a reliable, scalable, and sustainable infrastructure to automatically build and test your app on simulators and devices, as soon as a developer pushes new code.
Today, we want to share with the audience Etsy’s journey to setting up our Continuous Integration infrastructure for our mobile apps teams.
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Nassim Kammah is a Software Engineer on the Test Automation Team at Etsy. Nassim has several years experience building and maintaining Continuous Integration environments for various platforms and languages. Lately, he has been focusing on building the mobile automation infrastructure for the Android and iOS apps at Etsy.
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