I'm researching how QA teams manage regression testing when dealing with massive test suites (1000+ test cases). Currently building a tool to help automate test selection, but want to understand real-world pain points first.
## Quick poll: What's your current approach?
Option A: Run the full suite every time (and cry about CI times)
Hi everyone, What is the value in spending time/money/energy on a project/idea than can probably be copied by big players? Unless it can be patented, or unless it's too hard to copy, is it worth it?
I've been going down a rabbit hole recently around idea validation. In the past, when starting a business of project, I have done everything from blindly pursuing the idea until something worked (often hard) right through to doing a more formal testing of the idea (worth it but harder to be objective). I'm curious. How do PH people do idea validation? If you have a great idea, what are your next steps? Edit: there have been some really fantastic thoughts and suggestions here! Starting with the end-user in mind is key, in an effort to understand their pains. I'm still curious as to how to ascertain market demand. Where do you go to see potential demand for an idea?
Let me start! Advice:
Start building your audience ASAP and #buildinpublic Why?
By doing these, you get support, feedback, and even first customers. These are the core things for Indie and Solo entrepreneurs in the beginning!
Hi I m Amir, co-founder and CEO of Helium, the company behind the world s first blockchain-based, peer-to-peer wireless network for IoT devices. In a few weeks, we sold out of our first batch of Hotspots which blanket Austin (our initial launch city) with wireless coverage provided by individuals who earn Helium tokens, a new cryptocurrency. Before Helium I used to compete and win esports events, and went on to work in the gaming industry at Diversion as the CTO, and was a member of the original Battlefield 1942 team at DICE. In my spare time, I build and race Japanese sports cars. Ask me anything!
Mine is Simple Habit. I keep my phone on DND and airplane mode when I sleep and then turn on wi-fi so I can meditate before anything else. What's the first app you open on your phone in the morning?
For me it's always a combination of the following: (1) not feeling ready (2) not feeling like I have spent enough time building an audience/followers around it (3) worried launch will not go as expected. What do you find the hardest?
Hi Makers! If you are: (1) launching soon or recently launched (2) looking for beta users (3) asking for feedback on a landing page First, start by helping out another maker (check out their launch, give a review or share a comment on their post), then share your product link here and BE SPECIFIC about who your target audience is and how we can help.
