Mobile Automation with Xamarin UITest
Develop essential software engineering & devops skills with expert instruction and practical examples.
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Mobile Automation with Xamarin UITest course is the first ever course on the internet as video series which address some of the most important concepts on Xamarin. The course begins from very basic and progress to advance concepts of xamarin such as Understand basic of Xamarin app developmentUnderstand Xamarin UITest basic concepts such as Record and Playback REPLLocatorsPage Object ModelWorking with Hybrid application developed with Ionic 2 frameworkWorking with advanced concepts of Xamarin such asAdvanced interationsBackdoorsXamarin Test CloudBDD with Specflow.
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