How to write less code in tests

One year ago we started trying Maestro. It’s a game changer for the UI tests!

As our UI tests were a mess, we got encouraged to try it. The results for the first use case were impressive: we reduced from more than 260 lines to just 21, almost 92% less!

It’s well known that the fewer lines of code, the fewer the errors.

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To add more context to the article, I will focus on this use case: Our drivers have to input the center, their driver ID, the route and the expedition lane, and also the plate of the vehicle to log in to our Delivery App.

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