device-cloud

[WWW2023] PyTorch implementation of "DUET: A Tuning-Free Device-Cloud Collaborative Parameters Generation Framework for Efficient Device Model Generalization".

Appium Java sample project: run your Android and iOS app tests on real devices in the Pcloudy real device cloud. A simple Maven project with no test framework, so it is the easiest starting point for Java teams. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run your first test on a real phone. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Appium Java and TestNG sample project: run Android and iOS app tests on real devices in the Pcloudy real device cloud. Covers single-device runs and parallel runs across multiple devices, built as a Maven project with TestNG. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and speed up your mobile test suite. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Appium Python sample project: run Android and iOS app tests and mobile web tests on real devices in the Pcloudy real device cloud. Use it as a starting point to connect your existing Python and Appium scripts to Pcloudy. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run on real phones and tablets. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Minimal Android device–cloud echo over USB adb reverse: phone talks to 127.0.0.1, PC agent replies. Pair of android-device-cloud-ngrok.

Appium Node.js sample project: run Android and iOS app tests and mobile web tests on real devices in the Pcloudy real device cloud. Use it as a starting point to connect your existing JavaScript and Appium scripts to Pcloudy. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run on real phones and tablets. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Selenium Java sample project: run your browser tests on the Pcloudy remote Selenium grid instead of maintaining your own browsers and machines. A Maven project with TestNG that shows how to point your existing Selenium WebDriver tests at Pcloudy. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Minimal Android device–cloud echo demo: the phone sends a message, a local PC echoes it back. The channel uses ngrok (no real cloud, no fixed IP). Optional on-device sherpa-onnx speech.

Ready-to-use CI/CD pipeline templates for GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI and Azure DevOps. Run your Appium, Selenium and Playwright tests, and QPilot collection runs, on Pcloudy automatically on every commit or pull request. Copy a template, add your Pcloudy credentials as secrets, and go. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Appium C# sample project: run Android and iOS app tests on real devices in the Pcloudy real device cloud. Built for .NET teams who want to connect their existing C# and Appium tests to Pcloudy. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run your first test on a real Android or iOS phone or tablet. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Mobile testing on real devices with BrowserStack: a mobile website on real iPhone Safari and Android Chrome (Selenium, BrowserStack Local) and a native iOS app (Appium XCUITest), Java 21

Privacy request backend for connected-device clouds: exports or deletes one subject across regional services with recoverable tasks and verifiable receipts

Kobiton — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Kobiton is a mobile device cloud and app testing platform that lets teams run manual, automated, scriptless, and visual tests against real iOS and Android devices in the cloud (or on privately managed local devices).

Selenium C# sample project: run your browser tests on the Pcloudy remote Selenium grid instead of maintaining your own browsers and machines. Built for .NET teams who want to point their existing Selenium WebDriver tests at Pcloudy. Clone it, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run your first test. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs

Parallel test execution patterns for Appium, Selenium, Playwright and WebdriverIO on Pcloudy. Learn how to split a large test suite across many devices and browsers at the same time to cut run time and get faster feedback in your CI pipeline. Copy a pattern, add your Pcloudy credentials, and run. Docs and setup steps at pcloudy.com/docs