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Existing Android Application Testing Solutions

I just looked at about 10 Android books, read a bunch of articles and found a couple of frameworks, but still have not found an exhaustive way to test Android applications.
Too bad that testing appears (if at all) only as a single and short chapter in only a few books.

There is:

But none of them have sufficient documentation, textbooks or examples. I could not configure Robotium using Gradle to run either from AS or even from the command line.

What is the latest way to test Android apps with Android Studio 1.0and Gradle 1.0.0? What frameworks and tools do you use? Where do you learn recipe testing for Android?

The only thing I managed to install were the standard android methods for testing applications , however there are only a few examples of how to do this.

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The problem is that there is no single page that covers all Android testing platforms. In any case, there are more than you mentioned above.

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Blundell : . , Espresso JUnit, Robolectric . - , API 21, , .

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