The secrets to getting your Mobile Apps right early, and then keeping them that way
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In this talk you discover an alternative approach to UI based testing. Through using a BDD tool like Fitnesse (a lightweight, open-source testing framework) we walk through an example of how to implement Acceptance Tests on iOS that are blazing fast, rock-solid and actually improve the architecture of your app's software. Increase you and your teams productivity and discover the secret to answering the question "Can we submit yet?" in seconds instead not days.
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The secrets to getting your Mobile Apps right early, and then keeping them that way
Paul Stringer
Paul is an iOS expert combining skills in mobile product design with extensive software engineering experience. An influencer and leader having worked with development teams, key stakeholders and corporate clients incl. Apple and Sky.
After years masquerading as a professional developer, Paul discovered 'Clean Code' and began a journey to a new understanding of what being a software professional meant. That journey continues through working with best practices such as TDD, Acceptance Testing and Pair Programming "as standard" in the pursuit of building the best possible software; Paul believes in the principle of getting software right early, and then keeping it working as intended.