At times, Appium consumes too much of your host machine's resources, causing the machine to slow down. I would rate its stability at four out of five.

It runs fine.

It is a stable solution. I rate its stability as an eight.

Appium is a highly stable product for our purposes.

Appium is stable as per my experience, but sometimes there are issues due to command balance. Some methods are supported in one version but not in another. However, this can be overcome with alternate solutions or add-on tools.

The solution is very stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. Appium bills are relatively stable as compared to many of the tools out there. They have good documentation and they have good support and their community support is very good. If you run into issues, there are a lot of ways to deal with the problem. 

It breaks down. It's open-source, and it will have bugs. I rate it, like, three out of five.

So it has some issues.

Appium is definitely stable.

The solution is stable. 

The solution is relatively stable, but sometimes tests can become flaky. This could be because of Appium, or due to a cloud-related issue, it isn't exactly clear. It's more stable than it was four years ago, so the product has improved, but there is still room for better stability. 

Appium is stable so far, performance-wise. I never had any performance issues with Appium scripts, and I could potentially do as many Appium programs as I want, and I'd only be limited by the compute capacity of the particular machine that I'm running it on, so no issues there.

The solution is pretty stable. That said, either from the application side or the Appium side, sometimes, I get some error that is not correct. Even if the application is open, sometimes it throws some error, however, maybe it is from the emulator side. I'm not sure. 

If I run the same test case, and in the same execution, I don't see that error again. It's random, yet may be from our side. I don't think it's from Appium. However, I'm not sure. 

Appium is a solution that's quite stable.

Generally, I'm not facing any issues with stability, so I am quite satisfied. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

I rate the product's stability as six out of ten. 

I rate the tool's stability an eight out of ten. 

Appium is stable.

The latest versions of the solution are stable.

Appium is a stable solution.

The solution is stable. It runs well. However, it also runs slow. The test duration takes a long time.

There at times during the execution where there are a high number of test scripts that are being initiated, and during that time the Appian Studio gets disconnected. We then have to restart to continue the flow.

Stability-wise, this tool is still maturing. I have seen improvement over the past two years, with every release. I expect that in another year it will be even more stable.

In our experience, if you are running smaller scripts that execute for two or three hours, then this tool is good enough. If, however, your scripts run continuously for twenty or twenty-four hours then the tool give you issues at times. The connection gets reset or the server hangs in between. These things are normally seen after ten or eleven hours.

The stability is there. 

Yes. Sometimes the mobile environment reset and application installation are slow. Sometimes you need to kill and restart the Appium app. I have seen constant improvements though.

There have been no issues with the stability.

I would rate the stability of Appium an eight out of ten.