Show Notes
Investing in mobile means making a mentality shift, not only by investing in mobile testing but also by changing how we approach the development and delivery of applications for mobile. Our expert QA Therapist today is Barış Sarıalioğlu. Barış has published several papers and books within the Software Engineering profession and is a usual speaker at testing conferences. Like everything, the sooner you invest in mobile, the less it will cost you and your teams to cope with it in testing. With Xray, you can define mobile tests as manual scripted tests, exploratory tests, or by gathering results from automated tests for mobile - making it possible to ignite the mobile-first mentality to elevate your product quality. Learn more about Xray: https://hubs.li/Q01qz-390
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