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When you start learning Appium or start writing your first test script with it, your initial approach (especially from a beginner’s point of view) would be to start and stop the Appium server manually. Initially, a lot of people start working with the GUI based Appium versions. GUI versions of Appium are easy to use, […]

In this article we will explain the process of Appium Parallel Execution using Java Thread and Runnable interface in a detailed step by step manner. You will learn how you can run your Appium test scripts sequentially or in parallel on multiple android devices (or multiple emulators) connected to a single machine using USB ports. […]

This article is a continuation of our previous one on Appium Desktop app, where we provided the detailed steps on how you can download and install Appium Desktop, and then how you can use it to start and stop the Appium server. In this article, we will have a closer look at the Appium Desktop’s […]

Appium Inspector is the next set of articles in our Appium Tutorial series. This is a series of 4-5 articles which would help you learn the process of identifying elements on your mobile app. Let us start this by understanding what Appium inspection process actually is. What is Appium Inspection Process? In very simple words, […]

This article is a continuation of our previous one on Appium Desktop Inspector, where you learned about how to connect Appium Desktop Inspector to your mobile device. The article explained in detail, the process of setting up Desired Capabilities using which the Inspector can launch the mobile app on your device. In this article, we […]

This is a continuation of our previous articles on Appium element inspection, where we covered the basics of UI Automator Viewer and learned how you can use it to inspect elements in your mobile app. There are few more points that we will cover in this article. It’s mostly related to an additional functionality of […]