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As someone who's worked with Appium and native mobile automation across different projects, here's a question I keep hearing:
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Here’s my experience-based perspective:

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Strong IDE support (IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio)
Real multithreading and better control over parallel test execution
Mature integrations with enterprise tools (TestNG, JUnit, Allure, Maven, Jenkins)
Large and active Appium community for native mobile testing
? Verbose syntax - requires more code for similar functionality
? Steeper learning curve, less beginner-friendly for junior testers

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Concise and readable syntax - faster to write and easier to onboard
Ideal for quick PoCs, startups, or smaller automation teams
Smooth integration with BDD frameworks like Behave or Pytest-BDD
? GIL (Global Interpreter Lock) limits true parallel execution
? Smaller mobile testing community, especially for native apps
? Can become hard to maintain at scale without strong architecture

? Conclusion:

• If you're building a scalable, enterprise-grade mobile automation solution, Java provides more control and long-term reliability.
• If you're a startup or want to move fast, Python gets you there quicker - just make sure to invest in a solid structure early on.

? What's your go-to stack for native mobile automation - and why?

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