Android Studio Performance Testing on Android Emulators Estimated reading: 2 minutes 261 views Having covered UI testing, we now turn to performance testing on Android emulators. Performance testing helps identify bottlenecks and ensures your application runs smoothly under various conditions.Performance TestingPerformance testing is crucial for delivering a responsive and efficient app. It helps detect issues related to memory usage, CPU load, and network performance, ensuring a seamless user experience.Using Android Profiler Open Android Profiler - In Android Studio, navigate to: View > Tool Windows > Profiler or you can click the Profiler icon in the bottom toolbar. Android Studio Profiler Select an Emulator: Choose the emulator or device to profile. If your device is already running, it will automatically use that device. Android Studio Profiler > Select Active Emulator CPU Profiler: Monitor your app's CPU usage, threads, and methods. Android Studio Profiler > CPU Profiler Memory Profiler: Track memory allocation and garbage collection. Android Studio Profiler > Memory ProfilerRunning Performance Tests Profile Your App: Use the profiler tools to identify performance issues during test execution.Memory Profiler Record Android Studio > Memory Profiler Record Android Studio > Memory Profiler ResultsCPU Profiler Record Android Studio > CPU Profiler Record Android Studio > CPU Profiler ResultsConclusionPerformance testing on Android emulators is essential for optimizing your app and ensuring it performs well under various conditions. This completes our series of guides on mastering Android Studio and emulators. Keep exploring and honing your skills to become a proficient Android developer and QA tester.Tagged:Android Studio Android Studio - Previous Automating UI Tests on Android Emulators
