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Flaky Mobile UI Tests
Teams struggle to reliably automate and maintain UI testing across mobile devices, simulators, and desktop apps, leading to flaky tests, slow releases, and manual regression work.
In their words
our custom transactions plus three bolt-on vendor guis mean a chunk of the estate isn't really SAP-shaped anyway, which is where scripted approaches keep falling over for us
We adopted it 3 years ago in a medium sized org and are now backing out to regular playwright
the 2 engineers who actually wrote the test scripts left within about 6 months of each other and nobody remaining can write C++ or python at the level the existing suite needs
What should I use to create a E2E solution for my angular project with less tokens and more reliability.
The last thing you want is flakiness in either the test suite or the underlying infrastructure, as it undermines confidence in the results
Team is three manual testers, nobody writes code, which rules out anything where the honest answer is "you'll script the tricky parts."
I test what I can think of but I can't think of everything and definitely can't test every device and OS version manually right
I have to create the entire test and verification environment and setup for this product.
1,000+ manual button presses to reach the point where I can debug the OPTIGA
I had literally just two devices to test on.
every ios point release is a potential CI event because the bridge between the test framework and the os is fragile by design
In production, there was a lot of manual work flashing software onto motherboards.
What kills demo videos for the Mac apps I work on is that every UI change makes last month's recording wrong
We are transitioning away from TestComplete. The reason is that the only person who knew it left us, and the company is not willing to spend much lately
Mobile and QA teams
Where they talk
- r/embedded
- r/Everything_QA
- r/reactnative
- r/QualityAssurance
- r/softwaretesting
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/androiddev
- r/Playwright
Tools they use today
- Askui
- Appium
- Playwright
- BrowserStack
- Ranorex
- Squish
- Robot Framework
- SikuliX
Why those fall short
- Cannot test every device and OS version manually; no QA team.
- permission issues persist even with Tailscale; tired of clicking accept
- rental is costly and slow for reproducing bugs
- industry HiL rigs too expensive; no budget for in-house build
- No time to manually test each device or write automation scripts
Map of ideas
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