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)…
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.
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
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