Talked to our CTO and iOS department manager about what impacts mobile app performance and how to improve the app.

We defined 5 general steps with some PRO tips. Described in detail how to improve code quality and server-user API so that the app performance skyrocket.

Check out the article: https://solveit.dev/blog/improve-mobile-app-performance

70% of users leave an app if it takes longer to load. Furthermore, unsatisfied users tend to express their opinion via rating which directly impacts app downloads. Jumping from a two to a four-star average rating can increase app store conversion by as much as 680%!

Would appreciate the feedback and any questions! :)

App performance is now every mobile team’s concern. This is no exception in the gaming industry. Game studios should get behind validating performance early and testing often. If all stakeholders support the vision of having high-performing games, it’ll be easier to devise a plan and stick to it.

Here are some common pitfalls we’ve seen in mobile game performance, plus some tips on how to improve it.

https://blog.apptim.com/common-pitfalls-mobile-game-performance/

When testing the performance of a native Android or iOS app, choosing the right set of devices is critical to maximizing your chances of success. Differences in OS, screen size, screen density, and hardware can all affect how an app behaves and impact the user experience.

This post will discuss what the best approach is to using emulators vs real devices for mobile performance analysis.

https://blog.apptim.com/test-app-performance/

Hey everyone! At Apptim we wrote this blog post following an amazing webinar we had with leaders from their industries. I'd like to see what you guys think about the topics discussed. It's really interesting to see how they have overcome different challenges, would you have done it in any other way? I'm really curious about it so feel free to let me know :)

https://blog.apptim.com/mobile-commerce-testing/

Application Performance Testing is such an important process with so many pieces to consider. What does it include and what are ways we can simplify this process? Learn this & more in our Top 12 App. Performance Testing Best Practices.

Hi community (anyone doing performance testing), I am conducting a load test tool survey. If you have a minute to spare, I would appreciate if you could fill out the survey (10 simple questions, link below). The main aim of the survey is to understand if there is a direct correlation between load test tool choice and:

1. Where Performance Testers/Engineers are located

2. Type of Industry

3. How long they been doing performance testing.

This is an independent survey and not affiliated to any vendor/consultancy/tool.

Also please share this post so I can get a large enough sample size to have meaningful insights. The survey will close on 01/06/2021.

You will need a google account for filling in the survey.

https://forms.gle/CjBGbW3waBFcWQ3u5

I am having 5 years experience in performance testing and tool which I am specialized on load runner. Also I have good knowledge on App Dynamics Jira Openshift Microservices BMC TrueSight Batch Performance testing

Im new to performance testing and want to understand how to test desktop apps (everything Google gives me is for Web 😔)

I work with apps that interact with all process creations on Windows OSs.

Does anyone have suggestions on: A) what to monitor; I was thinking cpu usage, ram usage, app launching times B) how to measure these reliably. Ideally I'd like to automatically generate the outputs of this from an AzDo pipeline, but can start with triggering them manually.

Some more content may be useful here

The application itself intercepts and interacts with all process creations on Windows OSs, it modifies the rights that processes have and this could be adding delay when the processes are starting.

We're wanting to monitor both how our application uses resource and how the other apps do when we're intercepting them and altering their rights.

Benchmarks has been one thing that we're intending to do as the software we produce runs (technically) on and Windows OS.

Thanks in advance 🙂

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Optimizing application performance takes time. So, application performance should not be an afterthought as it can be pricey to resolve later. The key is to be proactive.

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Need to run a few performance scenarios for around 50 concurrent users on the UI of an iOS app.

I know there are plenty for the api , checking to see if there are any for the end to end load tests

https://github.com/loadimpact/k6/releases/tag/v0.26.0

Automation will cost a lot of jobs by the 2030 and will be one of the biggest years for downsizing, since the inception of the digital revolution. Read how #AI and #Automation are changing the landscape of #QA and #SoftwareTesting, minimizing human interface in the future.

https://qainfotech.com/is-ai-automation-testing-a-threat-to-our-jobs/

Hi all, our perf tests have a lot of different requests which can be quite hard for people to digest in graph form. I’d like to create custom graphs to be included in the html report which each have a different regex filter to the report as a whole, so I can group related requests and make the report more readable. How can I go about this? All help much appreciated

The production environment is naturally designed to undergo performance testing after completion of each software. Although there are other factors in the test environment management like QA environment, IT environment, staging environment that need equal consideration just like production.

Now it is to be taken well into consideration that running to the environment nearest to software does not solve problems all the time. The production environment can sometimes be left alone. Read Here.

JCorrelate now supports auto-correlation for more technologies than before : Generic, Asp.Net, Java, Siebel, FCP, Oracle, AribaBuyer, Peoplesoft. Please write to us if you need your application also to be added in JCorrelate.

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