BugHerd has survived for nine years as a successful SaaS product built using Backbone, jQuery and Rails. Over that time, it’s been relatively easy to ignore new technology in favour of stability (and there was a period of inactive development)…
A whole bunch of changes have been ticking over since we updated you last. Here’s what’s new at BugHerd for June 2019…
There are some products, that are exceptional at helping us build our software and do our jobs more effectively.
These are some of the products we absolutely love, recommend and want to encourage others to try.
Our visual feedback tool wouldn’t be what it is today without them….
In exiting news we have released a new experience for sharing projects with your clients (guests) and new team members. BugHerd is software that’s perfect
We thought we should let you know about some changes in the BugHerd world. It has been a slow couple of years on the product
I’m pleased to announce that this week we’ve released an exciting new feature: In-browser screenshots. BugHerd is the first (and only) online visual feedback tool
It may seem that bug testing is the sole responsibility of developers. But more and more, teams are finding that additional value can be extracted by involving the entire company. If the first real user of your product is a paying customer, you may have missed an opportunity to uncover issues in your software before it gets in their hands.
That’s where a company-wide Bug Bash can help.
Infiniti Co-Founder Pete Williams first saw BugHerd during an investors pitch meeting back in 2011. Pete chose not to invest at the time, but decided
We’re noticing more and more people using the BugHerd feedback widget on their sites, and with good reason too! It’s not only a great way
In May, I travelled to Montreal to attend the Schoolism House Workshop . 28 days of intensive art training, that I hoped would help boost my
