Appium 2.0
Appium 2.0 represents a significant upgrade from its predecessor, Appium 1.x. As you embark on the journey of migrating your automation testing infrastructure to Appium 2.x, it’s essential to leverage modern testing tools and platforms to ensure a smooth transition. One such platform that complements Appium 2.0 seamlessly is LambdaTest. LambdaTest, an AI-powered test orchestration […]
Appium 2.0 unveils an influential feature called plugins, elevating the adaptability and personalization of the automation framework. Plugins aim to amplify
Deprecation of TouchAction and MultiTouchAction Appium 2.0 ushers in a transformative shift in managing touch and multi-touch actions. The previously prevalent TouchAction and MultiTouchAction classes, used for gesture automation in earlier Appium versions, have been replaced to embrace a more uniform methodology. Introduction to W3c Action API In Appium 2.0, touch and multi-touch actions are […]
Significant Changes in Driver Classes Appium 2.0 introduces significant changes in the way driver classes are structured and used. These changes are designed to align with industry standards, improve compatibility, and enhance the overall user experience. Here are some key highlights: Removal of SelendroidDriver In Appium 2.0, the SelendroidDriver class has been deprecated and removed. […]
Separation of Appium Inspector from Appium Desktop In Appium 2.0, one of the notable changes is the separation of Appium Inspector from the traditional Appium Desktop application. This separation is a strategic move to provide users with a more streamlined and versatile experience when inspecting and interacting with mobile applications during testing. Previously, Appium Inspector […]
Changes in Capabilities Handling Appium 2.0 introduces changes in how capabilities are handled. These changes are designed to align with industry standards and improve the overall user experience. Understanding these changes is crucial for harnessing the full potential of Appium 2.0. Use of Vendor Prefixes In Appium 2.0, users must include vendor prefixes in non-standard […]