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Writing Resilient End-to-End Tests
(walrus.ai)
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How to work remotely without going insane
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Effective Bug Bashes That Your Team Won’t Dread
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An Introduction to End-to-End Testing
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Email Startup Front Raises Rare $59M Round Led by Other Software Founders
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7y ago
Hi HN, We're Jake, Scott, and Akshay – the founders of walrus.ai[1]. Throughout the process of building our previous startup, we learned first-hand how important automated test coverage is to any product. At the same time, it was such
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Show HN: walrus.ai – automated end-to-end tests in one line of code
(walrus.ai)
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Five Common Bugs You Should Be Writing Tests For
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How to Choose and Track User Events to Build a Better Product
(monolist.co)
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React-native-diff-view: for reviewing code on the go
(github.com)
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TypeScript 3.7 Features in Production
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Building a Subscription Billing System from Scratch with Rails and Stripe
(monolist.co)
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Optimizing for Iteration: Best Practices for Automating Everything
(medium.com)
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Yup, that's the unfortunate reality you can find yourself in if these things aren't taken into consideration early on. However, that doesn't mean improvements can never be made. Sounds like it definitely still would've b
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Optimizing for Iteration: Choosing Your Early Startup's Tech Stack
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I actually address that in the post. In short, automated testing is of course useful and should be utilized whenever possible. However, a manual bug bash still allows you to: 1. catch any unknown edge cases that may not be covered by your t
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Running Effective Bug Bashes That Your Team Won’t Dread
(monolist.co)
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7y ago
Care to elaborate? Interesting to rule out all modern technology as “shitty”
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Collaboration Is Broken
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From Pull to Push: Optimizing the Code Review Cycle with Automation
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The Benefits of Time-Blocking, and Some Tips to Get You Started
(monolist.co)
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Optimizing your startup’s tech stack for pace of iteration
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Picking Up Where Inbox Left Off
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Monolist | San Francisco | Full-Time | Full Stack Engineer | https://monolist.co Monolist intelligently aggregates your tasks from across all of the platforms and tools your company uses into one actionable list. Monolist wants
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What makes a great product manager?
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Do’s and Don'ts for Getting to Inbox Zero in 2019
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Transform your inbox into an actionable list of tasks
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Hi HN! We posted a couple of weeks ago about Inbox being shut down and our hopes to build Monolist into a more powerful replacement. At the time we were still building our Gmail integration, and so our original title was changed. However, o
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Monolist: manage your Gmail (and everything else)
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8y ago
We think a lot of the same problems that Monolist is solving for the individual also exist for cross-functional teams. The plan is to eventually offer paid enterprise and team-based features.
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