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Answer» Calabash : Calabash is an automation framework for automating user INTERFACE acceptance tests. It works with a variety of mobile systems, including iOS and Android. This can be used to automate a variety of mobile applications, including native, mobile WEB, and hybrid. Following are the differences between Appium and Calabash:- | Basic | Appium | Calabash |
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| Programming Languages SUPPORTED | Java, Python, JavaScript,.Net, Ruby, and all other major programming languages are supported by Appium. | The Ruby programming language is the only one supported by Calabash. |
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| iOS mobile web page | It necessitates the creation of a custom safari application for automation. | Calabash does not support it yet. |
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| Native iOS application | It requires only the iOS UI Automator. | It requires iOS instrumentation for this. |
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| Hybrid iOS application | It necessitates the USE of custom UI commands and the iOS UI Automator. | It necessitates the use of custom UI commands as well as an iOS framework. |
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| Hybrid Android application | Only the Selendroid application is required. | Android instrumentation is required - calabash android. |
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| Android mobile web application | It can be used to automate only the chrome browser. | It is not supported by Calabash. |
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| Native Android application | Both Android UI Autometer and Selendroid are required by Appium. | Android instrumentation is required - calabash android. |
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