Re:Testim Raises $5.6M to Make Software Testing Autonomous
by shanis on Thursday November 02, 2017 @07:08PM
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Super easy to use, connect to the CI and discover/fix bugs. You get an indication about very step including screenshots so you can see compare the expected outcome vs. the actual one.
In about 2 hours we authored 12 tests and connect them to our Jenkins. They ran smoothly for a dew days. We actually discovered a number of bugs using the system. Today we have about 80 tests running on every code push testing IE, Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox.
We use little custom code (JS). This is much easier than Selenium and much more stable!
By the way their documentation and support are great. If you need assistance they have ppl responding through the chat all the time. In most cases they will point you to the docs, which is find to be very helpful
In about 2 hours we authored 12 tests and connect them to our Jenkins. They ran smoothly for a dew days. We actually discovered a number of bugs using the system. Today we have about 80 tests running on every code push testing IE, Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox.
We use little custom code (JS). This is much easier than Selenium and much more stable!
By the way their documentation and support are great. If you need assistance they have ppl responding through the chat all the time. In most cases they will point you to the docs, which is find to be very helpful
There are still many areas where testing could be better - but compared to selenium it’s just so much more productive.
Full disclosure: I’ve met Oren the CEO in the (distant) past and he showed me how to use it - I don’t know if it’s that easy to learn on your own.