AltUnity Pro Alpha Overview AltUnity Pro is a desktop application designed to make testing of Unity apps easier. It is designed to support WebGL and we plan on adding features like test report generation, integration with any popular cloud service and automatic test generation based on recorded actions. We also offer extended support and consultancy to… read more
Before going on vacation, we were busy adding new features and fixing bugs for both AltUnity Tester and Inspector, and now we’re excited to announce that both are released. Read more below about the new features and improvements, and don’t forget to upgrade AltUnity Tools to the latest version and let us know if you… read more
AltUnity Tester 1.6.3 is now released and can be downloaded from the Unity Asset Store. The main focus of this release was to expand selectors capabilities to cover more testing scenarios we and the community needed in our test environments. Uniquely identify elements by id, indexer selector to select N-th child, multiple attribute filters for… read more
UPDATE: AltUnity Inspector was released. You can start a 7day free trial here. The alpha phase of AltUnity Inspector is ending and in a few days, we will release something way better – AltUnity Inspector v 1.0. A few months ago we launched the alpha version of our new AltUnity Tool and invited our community… read more
When it comes to mobile automation testing, there are many different choices for a tool. One popular option is Appium, an open-source framework which enables running automated tests on both Android and iOS devices. Although a powerful tool, Appium has some limitations related to interacting with some non-native application types, one example being Unity games…. read more
We’re excited to announce that we recently added a Visual Studio Code extension to AltWalker. Through this extension, we want to help users to both edit and visualize JSON models within the VS Code. How it can help you AltWalker Model Visualizer is an open-source extension that comes to help everyone who writes and executes… read more
In this article, we present an approach of testing the authentication flow of an application with the State Transition Testing technique. We use AltWalker, GraphWalker and Python to write and execute tests automatically.
After watching the WWDC 2015 presentation of the new testing tools that will be available in XCode 7, which promises UI testing and code coverage right inside XCode, I decided to give it a try myself. This blog post is a summary of my experience.
We are happy to announce that part of our team will be heading off to Barcelona at the beginning of March to participate in Mobile World Congress.
I learned a lot of things this Citcon. For those who haven’t got the chance to be part of a Continuous Integration and Testing Conference, below’s a diagram illustrating how it works.
