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by martinkl 17y ago
Yes, we're planning to be very transparent about what we do. At the moment it's really just a matter of staying on top of all of the unexpected press! Our users' trust is absolutely crucial to what we're doing, so you can expect detailed in
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Gmail Gets a Slick Social CRM Tool. You’re Going to Like This.(thenextweb.com)
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How to negotiate a price: Return on Indignation(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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How we totally ignored our customers(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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by martinkl 17y ago
Both Red Gate and the angel investor were asked for permission before these articles were published.
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Red Gate acquires Go Test It(go-test.it)
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My first exit(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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Crucial Questions for B2B Startup Founders: Workshop at Business of Software(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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by martinkl 17y ago
Go Test It is much more focussed on the browser automation and functional testing; BrowserCam is more about checking that the design looks right.
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by martinkl 17y ago
Just think of the amount of time you'd spend testing all of those manually, and what your time is worth. Go Test It costs hardly anything in comparison.
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by martinkl 17y ago
It is actually based on Selenium internally. The main advantages are: * Go Test It provides a hosted infrastructure, so you don't have to spend lots of time configuring and maintaining various VMs with different browser versions; * Go Test
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by martinkl 17y ago
Sadly, we cannot yet easily interact with Flash or Flex apps. It's something we want to do, but not right now unfortunately.
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by martinkl 17y ago
Thanks, those are some very good points. We've tried to make it easy to get started, but clearly we can do better still. In what language are your test scripts currently?
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by martinkl 17y ago
Thanks for your comments -- I know we need more work on the user experience. We'll also look into those IE failures.
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by martinkl 17y ago
That's something we're definitely thinking about. For the time being you can just sign up for a month, then cancel it again -- there's no minimum contract.
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by martinkl 17y ago
Google Maps is actually one of the sites which we use internally for testing Go Test It -- many features of it can be automated quite nicely. Particularly with such complex JavaScript, you don't really have a choice but to test in every bro
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Ask HN: Rate my startup, Go Test It (cross-browser testing)
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The Python Paradox is now the Scala Paradox(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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How to pull off a slick tech demo (in 5 easy steps)(yes-no-cancel.co.uk)
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by martinkl 17y ago
If your objects have a wide variety of attributes, either you need lots of columns with many of them empty, or you need some sort of attribute table with object-key-value triples. Both are bad relational design, but the structure is inheren