What is the difference between web testing and app testing?

The web project is a B/S (Browser/Server) architecture, which is based on a browser/server architecture.The app project is a C/S (Client/Server) architecture, which is based on a client (Android or iOS)/server architecture.

Therefore, some interviewers asked about the difference between web and app testing. The difference between B/S and C/S architecture testing.

Students who need to prepare for test interviews can look at:

	web test	app testing
Upgrade Test	Upgrading the service directly will overwrite the previous functions, which are all the latest functions	The upgrade test requires a reminder on the app side. The upgrade involves the historical version, the latest version test, as well as the upgrade update test, coverage installation test, etc.
Compatibility Test	Browser compatibility test: IE9, 10, 11 (but it seems that many people don't use it now, and IE is not updated now), chrome, 360, Sogou browser	Android or iOS devices, different mobile phone brands, different resolutions (small screen and large screen), different Android versions, etc. test
Install/Uninstall Test	none	Requires installation and uninstallation testing
Network Test	none	Including weak network, mobile network and wifi network switching, mainly to test whether there are corresponding user prompts and crashes during network switching. Test active networking and user refresh networking, etc.
Cross-Test	none	Test incoming calls, text messages, low battery, charging, low memory, download function, etc.
Actions/Permissions	Generally, no permissions are required, and the operation is relatively simple	Landscape/Portrait test, gesture, drag, face recognition, etc. Android also has functions such as dynamic permission application
push test	Pushes are generally sent as browser notifications, and relevant permissions need to be configured	As long as the application is kept alive, it can receive the push, the push can be pulled down to display, push the jump, etc.
Performance Test	It is generally concerned with the response time of the page	Generally, traffic, power consumption, CPU, memory leak, freeze, etc.