I'm releasing a test management tool specifically created for developers
Hi IndieHackers,
Last few months I spent on building a tool that helps developers like me to make the manual testing experience much more enjoyable.
I the past I worked for many startups, and one common practice was using spreadsheets and docs to perform and manage manual tests. It was very time consuming, frustrating, and management hell for us.
I am inviting you to try it. This tool will help you to improve the manual testing process, organise tests, manage test cases, control bug reporting and issues.
It helped me a lot in my daily work as a software developer.
My main goal for this project was:
- 🔥 Improve your confidence in testing
- 🔥 Save time spent on testing
- 🔥 Deliver better products with lesser issues
Project website: https://manualtesting.dev
I'd love to hear your thoughts & feedback. 🙏
PS. I love this quote:
“Any new application must be manually tested before it’s testing can be automated”
I can't wait to see the final result of this! Testing continuously is the key to creating a useful application and I'm grateful when I'm seeing people who're investing in this domain. I've been talking with some friends of mine, who're working in the IT department, and we really want to create some test management tools like the ones from https://www.qacoverage.com/ in order to put something new on the market. We shall see if this project is going to come to an end because it's pretty difficult to start something from scratch. Luckily, we have the necessary tools for this
Hi Chris, I created an account and had a look around. Loving your application. The snapy interface especially makes it very pleasing to work with. It's also a breath of fresh air from the usual JIRA and other bigger competitors that have 1 million possible fields available when creating a bug report.
What are you using for the UI? Bootstrap or something else?
Looking forward further iterations! Peace
Hi Lucas, thank you for your comment. I'm using Ant.design framework for UI and React, on the backend, I went serverless using Realm and MongoDB. It is a great combo to build the product fast. Let me know if you have more questions, also would be great to have your feedback after a few more days of using it.