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Show HN: Developer-friendly bug reports without storing sensitive data

https://defect.report

Hi HN,I built defect.report - a lightweight web app for creating detailed, structured bug reports entirely client-side.Everything runs locally in your browser for full privacy - no backend, no tracking, no data stored anywhere. You can export the report as a PDF, single HTML file, or copy it to your clipboard to paste into email, Slack, or any issue tracker.I made this to help QA testers and...

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What do you guys think, is it better to sell a lifetime version or subscription?
I think you should expand the bug report with classic fields like Preconditions, Expected and Actual Result...
Quality cannot be tested, it has to be built in, so ensuring the right quality needs to get captured in delivery plans and requirements. This is one of the biggest challenges for software delivery, since people first started building software till today, and forever. But defining quality was never an easy task. Different people have different perspectives, needs and expectations, and the job of unifying all that into a single consistent structure is almost impossibly difficult.

Gojko Adzic and Sigurdur Birgisson present several models that can help you with this task, turning software quality from a mysterious topic into something tangible, possible to discuss, capture and manage. This ensures that all the key business values and important perspectives are properly represented and evaluated during delivery.

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