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We recently released a handful of new features that improve the system functionality and accuracy when creating tests and we would love to hear people's thoughts on the service and what the might like to see included in the future. The
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Show HN: Qanairy Beta – AI driven automated UI testing service
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Show HN: Qanairy Beta – Intelligent Automated UI Testing Service
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Show HN: Qanairy Beta – AI Powered UI Testing Service
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We should be working for all recent browser versions. If you have an ad blocker in your browsers it may be causing the issue. We have had other users report that their ad blockers were preventing them from accessing the service. Would you m
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I'm sorry that you experienced this issue. We aren't aware of any issues with 429 status codes. Would you mind providing the browser type and version that you are using?
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Show HN: Qanairy Beta – AI Powered UI Testing Service
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Congrats on crossing the 1000 users mark! Reetro looks like a really cool tool. There aren't many good retro tools, I'm definitely going to have my team give this a try.
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Show HN: Qanairy beta – Service that generates UI tests automatically
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I designed Qanairy to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to automatically generate and maintain user interface tests for online websites and applications. If you have ever been responsible for scripting automated tests for a u
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Show HN: Qanairy – Codeless UI Testing Service
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When I first started with RL I went through David Silver's course. I still think it's my favorite set of materials aside from "Artificial Intelligence: A modern approach by Russell and Norvig" https://www.yout
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Show HN: Qanairy Beta – codeless UI testing service
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Show HN: Service that generates UI tests for you
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We use a variety of tools, and often when we add a new tool it's because we review the integrations for segment and discover a service that we can leverage. For a good starter setup though, I really enjoy segment, sentry, mixpanel, and
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Show HN: Automated UI testing service for cloud services
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ya, we use a small custom listener to capture the errors and wrap them in a segment track call.
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I'm not sure how familiar you are with segment.io, but it's a super easy data piping service. So we use Segment to define all of our events across our stack, front-end, middle-ware, backend and then we just connect segment to sent
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We pair Sentry with Segment, which makes handling events super easy instead of writing custom code for logging evens.
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Checkout out our automated UI testing service
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Starting a company takes time. Customers aren't just going to flock to you because you put a product out. I can't tell you if you should quit or not, but if you want to know why you don't have more paying subscribers, you sho
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The best way to get better at building things is to build more things from scratch. You're last sentence though suggests that maybe you aren't that interested in getting better at building things and instead you want to get better
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Nikola Tesla as a brilliant engineer and scientist. At one point he was even one of the wealthiest in NY, he didn't get there by being a "loser poser" he got there by making sales after he created his invention. The first ins
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The best way to initiate a project and turn it from an idea into a prototype is to start. It's literally that simple. Building a product is hard, but the only way it's going to happen is if you start. Other than that, the steps ar
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It's hard to say what you might learn from this experience given your explanation. Some things that I would point out, is that there is no such thing as an original idea, however this is such thing as a differentiated idea. If you are
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I had the distinct displeasure of working in a number of mumps derivatives for my first professional programming job. It's way too easy to write terrible code and even easier to write something that appears to work, but actually doesn&
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I think the author got the terminology all wrong. They say don't hire a rockstar but what they mean is don't hire a really talented asshole. I love how they give an example of a talented person, whom for all we know was mis-manage
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I'm in the process of creating an enterprise startup. We haven't locked down a sale just yet due to not having a completed product yet. We have learned that organizations tend to be a bit risk adverse, so no demo means no sale. Ho