Facebook, Inc.

Scott Kenneth Yost

Jeffrey Scott Dunn

Joel F Beales

Jia Li

Donghang Guo

Shai Duvdevani

Le Zhang

Yi Zeng

Juyuan Yang

A computer-implemented method for improving comparative performance test results of mobile applications may include (1) determining an optimum testing configuration for a mobile computing device, (2) directing the mobile computing device to (a) execute a comparative performance test, (b) operate in accordance with the determined optimum testing configuration during the execution of the comparative performance test, and (c) write data generated during the execution of the comparative performance test to a random-access memory (RAM) drive of the mobile computing device, (3) recording a network response directed to the mobile computing device, (4) detecting a subsequent network request sent by the mobile computing device, (5) sending the recorded network response to the mobile computing device in response to detecting the subsequent network request, and (6) tracking a control performance value and a modified performance value during the comparative performance test. Various other methods and systems are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for improving comparative performance test results of mobile applications

Dynamically scheduled testing of a software application on one or more devices are disclosed. The system can schedule and execute of one or more test cases associated with a software application. When a device becomes available for testing, the system can determine the list of commits that have not yet been tested. If there are outstanding untested commits, the system can determine the list of test cases in a test plan that are to be scheduled and executed. For each test in the list of test cases, the system can compute an urgency value. Urgency value can be a function of the untested commits. For example, urgency value can be the number of untested commits associated with each test case. The system can then sort the test cases based on the urgency value and schedule the most 'urgent' test case for execution.

Dynamic scheduling of test cases

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Scott Kenneth Yost