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Testing on Android

Testing on Android - React Native Tutorial

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Testing on Android

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- [Instructor] To test on Android, we need to have an emulator up and running. So let's do that. The Pixel Emulator here is the one that we used. So let's start that. And once the emulator is up and running, we can go ahead and do, react-native, run-android. The application is loading. And things are working. Let's have the remote debugger open. So Command + M, and debug JS remotely. Very good, I don't see any problems. Let's test going to a single deal. How about the swipe feature. Swiping seems to work, although it is a little bit slow here on the emulator. This could be an emulator problem. So I'll try and test this on an actual device. However, there is an important problem that we did not see on a bigger device when we were testing with iOS is that, this whole view is not scrollable. So I can't actually reach the button here on this smaller device. This is not an Android only problem, but it's more…

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