Our 100th consecutive-on-time monthly version. A great achievement of everyone involved, and that includes…. You, the user. As a company whose users are testers and developers, we are privileged in two ways - our users can help us build our application with solid, sound advice and at the same time they can appreciate what it [...]
Way back in 2008, we wrote an article about the growing popularity of software-as-a-service (SaaS) business models. At the time, cloud-based storage was relatively new. And many businesses had legitimate security concerns about handing valuable data over to virtual servers. But more than 8 years later, the SaaS model is firmly established, with “cloud-resistant” businesses [...]
The first 2017 monthly version (our 99th consecutive-on-time version) is in the air. Our team is energetic and up-to-the-challenges as always, and even more so. The version includes improvements to the reporting options - new reports were added, generating the reports is easier with the new UI, filtering options are now included and there’s more. [...]
We frequently survey our users to better understand what tools they use and why. And we’ve noticed an interesting trend unfold. Software testing teams increasingly prefer using premium (i.e. “paid”) bug trackers in favor of open source solutions, email, or no bug tracker at all. And this trend seems to be accelerating. Back in [...]
On the back of our company T-shirts are the words “Software Testing Can Be Fun.” We always thought it was not just a cool slogan, but it is also something we believe in. A few days ago, someone asked me - after seeing it - if we really believe that software testing can actually be [...]
We’re excited to release 2016 last monthly version. In recent months, we’ve been lucky to welcome many new clients with extra-large number of users, therefore we have implemented a few enhancements dedicated to make these groups work with Testuff test management easier, efficient and convenient. You’ll notice that the reports module of the desktop version [...]
Ask any entrepreneur, and they’ll tell you that starting a new business is hard. You’ve got to assemble many moving parts together to finally create something of value – something that people want and are willing to pay for. It isn’t easy. But we would argue that maintaining an established business presents unique challenges of [...]
Our focus this month has been on users-input-based changes to the Web app. The goal is to make it easier to work with, having the users knowing where they are, what are they doing and how can they do it. We’ve been busy with some major changes to the reports area, and we expect these [...]
Data breaches are nothing new. As Digital Guardian points out, they’ve “existed for as long as individuals and companies have maintained records and stored private information.” But with the rise of computer technology, both the frequency and severity of data breaches have increased. Target and Home Depot are prime examples. But for every high profile [...]
In the past, we’ve talked about what constitutes an effective software testing team. These earlier posts explain the ideal mix of traits, experience levels, and thinking styles you want to have moving forward. But they don’t explain how to actually build your team from the ground up. In other words, how can you best [...]
