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How to compile an iOS app for Simulator

FAQ

To build an iOS app for Simulator in the command line you need Xcode Command Line tools installed as described here. Once installed, you can use the following command in the terminal: xcrun xcodebuild \ -scheme $XCODE_SCHEME \ -project $XCODE_PROJECT \ -configuration Debug \ -destination ‘platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 6,OS=10.2,arch=x86_64’ \ -derivedDataPath \ build Notes: this code …

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Test Automation Tools

How to compile for Android Emulator

Change APP_ABI option in your Application.mk file. It could look something like: APP_ABI := armeabi armeabi-v7a x86 Then re-run ...

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How to Use testRigor to Test Your Website or Mobile App

Once you register, fill out the name of your app and provide parameters for testing: Click “Create Test Suite” at the ...

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Unit Testing

Unit Tests are a waste?

There is a very unorthodox opinion expressed by James O Coplien, Agile Coach, that most unit tests are waste. I would agree with ...

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News

StarWest 2016

We presented at StarWest with great success. Thank you all for coming to our table, we were glad to have had a chance to connect ...

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