Hi! I am a software quality enthusiast at Abstracta, a software testing company :) Currently in San Diego, CA but usually traveling and working remotely!
Sure! Although it is possible to test mobile web apps with Apptim, you won't get the full value of the tool, as it captures a lot of performance data meant for native apps (Android and iOS). Interested to know what you think of it!
Sure, that makes sense, and is kind of what I assumed. My use case is a fairly lightweight/simple one. Our business creates content and handles content planning, often for SEO purposes, and one of the things I do is a quick review to look for potential negative ranking factors (including poor mobile performance). Right now that just involves Google Page Speed Insights, which is fine for purpose, but I'm always on the lookout for better/easier/more efficient options.
Anyway, I signed up and the windows zip file is downloading. I'll poke around -- thanks!
Hi! I am a software quality enthusiast at Abstracta, a software testing company :) Currently in San Diego, CA but usually traveling and working remotely!
Great catch! I just fixed the link.
Sure! Although it is possible to test mobile web apps with Apptim, you won't get the full value of the tool, as it captures a lot of performance data meant for native apps (Android and iOS). Interested to know what you think of it!
Sure, that makes sense, and is kind of what I assumed. My use case is a fairly lightweight/simple one. Our business creates content and handles content planning, often for SEO purposes, and one of the things I do is a quick review to look for potential negative ranking factors (including poor mobile performance). Right now that just involves Google Page Speed Insights, which is fine for purpose, but I'm always on the lookout for better/easier/more efficient options.
Anyway, I signed up and the windows zip file is downloading. I'll poke around -- thanks!
Yep, page speed tools like that are super helpful. Keep apptim in mind if you find yourself working on a mobile app :)