Social Media Social media is everywhere these days. We all hear about Facebook, MySpace, Flickr, Twitter and other such sites every day. We get emails referring us to them, new add-ons, plugins and widgets are born every minute and the phenomena is covered regularly even by the traditional media. And now it's no longer used [...]
Most of us come to work for more than one reason. There's the money, the professional challenges, the friends we have there, our need for self achievement and more. Each one of us, in different times of their working life, has their own reasons prioritized differently. One thing we all have in common, all of [...]
You probably don’t even know, and I bet you use maybe 2-3 of them. 4 if you are really into washing your clothes as a hobby. This applies to most of our appliances and gadgets, our mobile phones, ipods and digital cameras. We usually don’t even know what the options are; we simply use [...]
In one of my previous positions (we’re talking in decades…) I had a manager who really liked reports. He was all over us with requests for reports, most of them statistics about performance vs. goals but there were others as well. We had to create nice, fancy reports (charts and graphs), with many colors and [...]
On August 6th we have reached our first 1,000 registered companies (and we posted it at Testuff is 1000 companies old!). A few weeks ago we had the bells ringing again, when our 2,000th company registered to the service. Simple math, which even we can do without mistakes, shows a nice average of 125 registrations [...]
"Built to Last", the successful book by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras, tells us about great organizations, real visionary companies that have prospered over long periods of time, and shows the unique practices and habits that these companies adopted. But I wonder if any of these companies' CEO or founders could answer a simple question: [...]
This post is a personal post. So if you don't like it, just scroll your mouse wheel to the next post in your RSS reader. Ido is leaving Testuff and I would like to thank him for all the wonderful work he did. He joined us when our product was in beta and is leaving [...]
Testing videos are BIG. Jonathan Kohl says we need more testing videos for the sake of testing education. Pradeep Soundararajan records exploratory testing videos. Eric Jacobson is making bug movies with Windows Media Encoder. Adam White thinks no tester should be without a video recording tool. At a discussion in the Software Testing Club bug [...]
The big day is here. Testuff 1.0 has been released, ending the Testuff beta phase and moving Testuff into production! Yeeha! The beta program was extremely successful. Not only did we reach more than 1000 registered companies, but we learned a lot at an exponential curve. Be it about customer support, the development process, usability, [...]
There seems to be some confusion about our company name. When I tell people that I work for Testuff, I always have to add in a pre-scripted bit to make it all clear. "It's 'Test' and 'Stuff' in one word", I emphasize and add some hand gestures to show what I mean. When I'm physically [...]
