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by tmcneal 5y ago
This also incentivizes founders to raise at a higher cap to minimize the dilution from the $375k. I imagine it'll be harder for investors to negotiate a lower cap or get a discount.
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In Regression Tests, Conditionals = Complexity(reflect.run)
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by tmcneal 5y ago
They're making more than $100mm a year via ads and have been profitable since 2014 according to this Techcrunch article: https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/16/on-a-growth-tear-duckduckg... They use Bing&#x27
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by tmcneal 5y ago
DuckDuckGo publishes daily traffic metrics themselves here: https://duckduckgo.com/traffic
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Reflect (YC S20) is hiring a Marketing Manager to help devs test better(ycombinator.com)
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Congrats on the launch DK! It's awesome to see how polished you've made this.
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The perfect configuration format? Try TypeScript(reflect.run)
136 points by tmcneal 5y ago|143 comments
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Mixpanel: $200M Series C(mixpanel.com)
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by tmcneal 5y ago
For context, this is is not allowing websites to prevent View Source for all users. Rather it is a setting that administrators can set on Google Chrome installations within their company/school/etc. That said, I highly doubt that
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by tmcneal 5y ago
There seems to be a cottage industry of folks scraping places like ProductHunt and hitting them up with these emails. We posted to ProductHunt twice and got multiple "beg bounties" along with someone claiming they could get us to
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by tmcneal 5y ago
That's fair - if you compare us to raw compute we are going to be well over an order of magnitude more expensive, even with the volume discounts we offer at our "contact us for pricing" tier. Usually when folks are considerin
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Wow, thank you!
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by tmcneal 5y ago
We're a no-code platform for testing, if that counts. :) Should work pretty well for testing applications built with no-code tools since the same person who builds the app can also write tests for it. Would love to get your feedback if
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Co-founder of Reflect here: Thanks for the mention! I think a lot of people think of "no-code" tools as something exclusively for non-developers; things like Webflow and Bubble for creating apps. I don't think that's eve
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Hey there - I'm one of the co-founders of Reflect so just to give my perspective: The workflow for creating tests in Reflect is pretty similar to Rainforest: we both expose a "cloud browser" that loads up your webapp and you
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Github Issues, Linear, or ClickUp
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by tmcneal 5y ago
Our product is an end-to-end testing tool, so it's always interesting to see what issues companies hit with E2E tests and how they solve them. What's interesting about Nubank's experience is that after deleting their E2E suit
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by tmcneal 5y ago
I remember visiting tumblr.com once a long time ago and they were actually serving the index.php file as a download rather than rendering the homepage. It was indeed a several thousand long file of spaghetti code.
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Developer's Guide to Regression Testing(reflect.run)
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by tmcneal 5y ago
It's surprising how poorly supported Shadow DOM is across the major UI testing frameworks. To access a Shadow DOM element you'll typically need to write a JS shim that uses the DOM APIs to get at the element, and then do other tri
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Reflect (no-code test automation platform) is hiring our first account executive(workatastartup.com)
1 points by tmcneal 6y ago
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by tmcneal 6y ago
Reflect | Account Executive | Philadelphia, PA / Seattle, WA Reflect ( https://reflect.run ) is a no-code testing platform for web applications. Developers and QA testers use Reflect to create end-to-end tests for their web a
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Reflect (no-code test automation platform) is hiring our first account executive(workatastartup.com)
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React testing practices at YC companies(reflect.run)
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by tmcneal 6y ago
Selenium IDE uses a Chrome or Firefox extension to record your actions, but they're rewriting it to be an Electron app. I'm not sure about the status of that rewrite though. But the benefits we have vs. what you experienced with
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by tmcneal 6y ago
If you're willing to try something a bit different, we're working on a no-code approach to test automation that tries to avoid the pitfalls of code-based testing [1]. We're focused on building a E2E testing platform that (1)
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How YC companies test their React apps(reflect.run)
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How YC companies test React apps(reflect.run)
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by tmcneal 6y ago
I'm co-founder of an end-to-end testing product, but I don't actually agree that better end-to-end testing coverage means you should create less unit tests. The reason why is because there's a class of things you want to tes
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by tmcneal 6y ago
We sell a product in the QA space and get to talk to a lot companies about this.* The pattern I see is that companies in the 1-10 employee range tend to have a QA process that comes about organically. You start out with zero customers so

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