Spring has arrived! It’s the perfect time of year to pack away your heavy winter clothing and start the yearly ritual of cleaning out your home. But that’s not the only thing that needs a good dusting and decluttering – it’s also a great time of year to clean up your website as well. Keeping a website running smoothly isn’t the easiest task in the world (believe us, we understand!), but getting into the habit of periodically refreshing your website and development process can help make things more manageable. We’ve pulled together 5 suggestions for ways you can freshen up…

Who are you and what is your role at Testomato? Hi, I’m Lukaš Burkoň, and I’m the product owner of Testomato. Basically, I spend my days at the office finding ways to make our service awesome as well as profitable. My daily routine consists of strategy planning, user research, feature specification, design and testing, marketing, and pricing decisions. What’s your favorite part of working on this project? I really enjoy designing new features and working on each step with our development team as we create them. I’m also extremely interested in any data analytics that help me gain a better understanding…

Earlier this week, we launched a new feature – introducing Testomato Reports. The team hopes Reports will provide more data to give you better insight into errors on your website. We’ve been collecting feedback on this feature since January, so we’re excited to hear what you think! Here’s a quick overview: Reports will replace the History Log in your project dashboard and have been designed to help you understand more about the health of your Testomato projects. One of our goals over the last year has been to provide a better way for users to quickly access and track their project data. Reports offers a quick glance at each…

SaaS (Software-as-a-Service), or web-based software has been growing in popularity as a way for developers and companies to reduce their costs without having to compromise on the quality of the applications they use. Since Testomato is an online application, we think it’s important for you to understand why we’re such big fans. So, we’ve put together 6 reasons why we think web-based software is a smarter choice. A quick definition: SaaS or web-based software is software you access over the internet in your web browser. 1) You rent, you don’t buy. In the past, you were required to buy and…

This is a guest post by Lloyd Waldo, featuring tips from Salsita Software Founder & CEO Mathew Gertner and Wikidi‘s very own senior developer, Martin Čechura. It originally appeared on the blog of Czech seed accelerator StartupYard.  While you’ve probably made a few New Year’s resolutions this year, if you’re anything like me, you’ve intentionally put too much on your plate, just to have a good excuse not to have completed any of them by the end of the year- when you can conveniently forget you made them before, and make them all over again. Will I lose 20 Kilos this…

We’re very excited to announce a new third-party app integration with our friends over at PagerDuty! Since our launch, we’ve had a lot of requests to provide SMS alerts for problems found during tests. Native support for this feature is on our roadmap, but we decided to integrate other options for the time being. That’s where PagerDuty comes in! PagerDuty is a reliable SaaS provider that plugs into IT monitoring tools and provides alerts of all forms. Connecting PagerDuty means you’ll now be able to receive alerts (SMS, phone calls, iOS/Android push notifications) with automatic alert escalation for all your Testomato incidents,…

We love experimenting! This is the second post in a series about alternative ways (besides testing) Testomato can be used.  A few posts back we shared how to track app prices in iTunes, and today, we’ve got another great hack for Testomato! We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Tristan Bailey and hearing some of his feedback on our service. During our discussion, he shared an awesome idea for a way Testomato can be integrated into a development process. Tristan often sets up CMS sites that require clients to supply their own copy before the project goes live. His suggestion was to…