Paul Sapnik

- DoesQA: Drag-n-drop based Automation Testing;

Automation Tests are not exploratory in their own nature but a good tester behind the automation will be. I have created many automation tests which have stopped regressions from being deployed, some of which a "user behavior tester" would have found easily and others that were only detectable to a "bot", at least initially. These include accessibility scores decreasing slightly with the...

Great idea! It's the sort of thing that seems obvious, but only after you see it. Signup was easy, and adding packages was a breeze! I'm sure this is on your roadmap, but it would be great if I could set the increment level for triggering an alert (major/minor/patch). Great work!

Hey Kiran, I'd add Synthetic Testing, Performance Testing and No-code test automation. Check out -> https://does.qa

Hey Hunters! We’re DoesQA and this is a big day for us! We’re just a couple of guys who have been working in software development, quality assurance and automation testing for a long time. We’ve worked in these roles in many companies and noticed a trend. Everyone’s creating their test framework and not actually creating tests, or at least as many or as deep as they wish they could. We’re...

Hey Marc, congratulations on your launch, you are absolutely smashing it! 🚀🚀🚀

Hi Basharath, honestly I don't know yet. My product launches tomorrow so I imagine I'll know everything I've done wrong for next time by Tuesday morning 😀 I can see you are a seasoned pro at this, do you have any last minutes tips you could give me?

We knew we wanted personalised subdomains and so started to look at the domain as part of a short sentence. Once we found it everything just clicked: https://does.qa https://everyone.does.qa