Responsive mobile web applications are quite challenging to test, especially if they require heavy interaction with the environment (e.g., through GPS-based location tracking and camera-based QR code acquisition and recognition) and among different users, as in the case of collaborative games support, where the app needs to support the real-time interaction of a large number of users. In this paper, we propose a case study of orchestrated crowdsourced testing of such a mobile web app, as an approach to face such challenges.
Orchestrated crowdsourced testing of a mobile web application: A case study
Leotta M.;Delzanno G.;Guerrini G.;Mascardi V.
2019-01-01
Abstract
Responsive mobile web applications are quite challenging to test, especially if they require heavy interaction with the environment (e.g., through GPS-based location tracking and camera-based QR code acquisition and recognition) and among different users, as in the case of collaborative games support, where the app needs to support the real-time interaction of a large number of users. In this paper, we propose a case study of orchestrated crowdsourced testing of such a mobile web app, as an approach to face such challenges.
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