Went in to support Maestro for physical devices. Came out with even more.
Maestro supports real Android devices. But iOS? Only simulators. We fixed that.
76% of Developers Don't Trust AI Tests—Here's Why They're Right
The AI testing market will reach $3.8 billion by 2032, yet 96.2% of developers won't ship AI tests without human review. Here's why AI testing is the emperor with no clothes—and what actually works.
The Security Theater in Test Automation: When Log Masking Meets Public Cloud Testing
Appium 3.0 celebrates log masking while teams upload entire banking apps to public clouds. The irony? Device labs read your passwords in plain text before "masking" them for you. Welcome to security theater in test automation.
We Architected CockroachDB the Wrong Way (And It Works Better)
Disclaimer: This is likely a bad idea. We're probably missing something obvious. Smarter engineers would find a better solution. But here we are. When we started evaluating CockroachDB for DeviceLab, we had high hopes. The promise of a distributed SQL database that could scale horizontally while maintaining consistency
Why We Built DeviceLab: From Enterprise to SaaS
Privacy and security had become a function of company size. Enterprises got privacy because they could afford it. Everyone else compromised. We decided to change that.
the reason for this place
In the course of building and implementing RobusTest, we have empowered multiple enterprise customers in their journey of implementing software test automation strategies. During this time, we have also traversed a journey of our own - learning many lessons in business & engineering, unlearning many "truths" that we