Wie kann man Apps auf einer Vielzahl an Geräten testen?

Hin und wieder fragen mich Kunden, wie ich eigentlich die Apps testen kann. Manche sind sogar der Meinung das ich ein riesiges Arsenal an Geräten vorrätig haben müsste um besonders im Android-Umfeld alle möglichen Konfigurationen testen zu können.

Sebastian Seidel
Sebastian Seidel

Als Mobile-Enthusiast und Geschäftsführer der Cayas Software GmbH ist es mir ein großes Anliegen, mein Team und unsere Kunden zu unterstützen, neue potenziale zu entdecken und gemeinsam zu wachsen. Hier schreibe ich vor allem zur Entwicklung von Android und iOS-Apps mit Xamarin und .NET MAUI.

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