Hello Espresso | Introduction to Espresso 🤖

Espresso is a UI automation library for Android maintained by Google and has become the de facto standard to write android UI tests. The core API is concise and simple however sometimes wrapping your head around its nitty-gritty could prove to be a challenge if you don’t live and breathe android day in and day out.

With this series, I’m hoping to change that. We’ll approach espresso from the perspective of an n00b engineer (I.e. a beginner trying to get familiar and most importantly start) and try to deconstruct what it means to write effective and scalable Android UI automation.

We have lots of interesting capabilities to explore and I’m super excited to start this journey along with you.

Let’s start, shall we?

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[spramakrisshnan]

Nice and clean content with clear insights. I wish it had a few more videos on Espresso with PO structure and BDD.
I am looking forward to more videos from you.

[rprox]

I seriously like you content... Crisp and clear content...
Will surely be helpful for lot of folks... Kudos
Well wisher ... Follower..
Rahul

[ngetest]

Clear explanation and easy to follow ✨️

[muhammaduzair]

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[dfbaltintop]

Hello, one question:
How do I get the testing Apps with "MainActivity"-Class ? Are they automatically created?
Currently I installed Android Studio and opened an empty project without any activity. I guess it was the wrong one.

[gopikrishnak]

It showing "Could not find method androidtestImplementation() for arguments on object of type error message while adding dependencies into the build.gradle file