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At my last company I coached three junior Android engineers while we moved from ~28% to 68% test coverage in six months. I started by running a 90-minute workshop showing how to write fast ViewModel unit tests with Mockito and coroutines TestDispatcher, then paired with each engineer to add tests for their existing features. For UI I introduced Espresso idling resources and a lightweight screen-object pattern so instrumentation tests were stable. I also added a Gradle task to run unit + instrumentation on separate CI stages and gated merges if coverage dropped by more than 3%. The result: fewer regressions, 30% faster PR cycles, and our sprint bug backlog shrank by half over two quarters.
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