Selendroid Insights

What is Selendroid?

Selendroid is an open source test automation framework which drives off the UI of Android native and hybrid applications (apps) and mobile websites. Selendroid supports the Remote WebDriver protocol. With Selendroid you can write your tests using the Selenium 2 client API. That means you don’t need to modify your app in order to automate it. Selendroid can be used on emulators and real devices and can be integrated as a node into Selenium Grid for scaling and parallel testing.

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What other technologies are related to Selendroid?

Selendroid Competitor Technologies

Robotium

Robotium is an Android UI testing framework, making it a competitor to Selendroid for native Android apps.

mentioned alongside Selendroid in 12% (56) of relevant job posts

Appium

Appium is a cross-platform mobile automation framework, competing with Selendroid for testing mobile applications, including native, hybrid, and mobile web apps.

mentioned alongside Selendroid in 0% (161) of relevant job posts

Selendroid Complementary Technologies

Selenium

Selenium is a web automation framework. Selendroid extends Selenium for mobile automation, using similar concepts and the WebDriver protocol. Selenium can be considered complementary as it provides the base protocol.

mentioned alongside Selendroid in 0% (120) of relevant job posts

Jenkins

Jenkins is a continuous integration server that can be used to automate the execution of Selendroid tests as part of a build pipeline. It complements Selendroid by providing a platform for continuous testing.

mentioned alongside Selendroid in 0% (88) of relevant job posts

Java

Java is a programming language often used to write Selendroid tests. It is complementary as it provides the language for creating test scripts.

mentioned alongside Selendroid in 0% (127) of relevant job posts