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Well here we go... If you work in tech or develop software and want to know how you stand on quality, check out The QA Bubble Checklist on @Gumroad #softwaredev | #qa | #coding basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

@davidfowl The function of a pipeline in its essence is to block bad stuff from reaching production What can go wrong if we let agents do that for us?

CI/CD pipelines are due for a do-over in the agentic era...

@AbhiCodes15 basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

Interviewer: Your API suddenly gets 1M requests in a minute. How would you make sure your system doesn’t crash?

@TTrimoreau Not an app but if you're building one and don't want to get sued or hacked this will help. basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

Hey founders, Looking to connect with people building in: 🛠️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 💻 Full Stack 🧠 AI tools for growth 📱 Product Development 📈 Marketing Drop what you're working on👇

@AsishSunny5 🫡Not an app but if you're building and don't want to hacked or sued this will help. As a senior quality engineer in high end enterprises this is my go to quality assurance list basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

Founders, share your app. Let's support each other! ❤️ Consider this free marketing (Previous threads were seen by 30k+)

@TTrimoreau Before you release your SaaS take a look at this... It saved the companies I work for many a law-suit, and prevented even more hacking attempts. basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

As a founder, what’s best way to get your first 100 paying users? 1. Building in public 2. Cold DMs 3. Paid Ads I’m asking because launching my SAAS next week

@sickdotdev basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce I just built a list for coders who want to ensure quality and prevent disasters. As a Sr QA engineer this is my go-to and it has helped me prevent some major liabilities

GM vibe coders What are you building today?

@aditikbuilds @thedankoe maybe this can be of use to you guys as well

@aditikbuilds I Just finished a list of everything I check in enterprise level software applications. I'm a Sr QA engineer and this is my day to day go-to If you build applications this will help you prevent a lot of trouble basichigendo.gumroad.com/l/zqdce

What are you building? Let's promote

@kepano @obsdmd Do you happen to have any more of those @obsdmd tips?

My top tip for @obsdmd users: 1. Delete the CMD+N hotkey for "New note" 2. Bind CMD+N to "Open quick switcher" Quick switcher allows you to find *and* create notes. Use SHIFT+Enter to create. You'll be surprised how often your note idea already exists and you will avoid dupes.

A testing approach I use: Ping First. When dev outpaces infrastructure and external dependencies aren't ready. Don't wait for "testable" code. Deploy the smallest thing that can reach all endpoints. It doesn't need features. It just needs to ping. Prove the path works first.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf effect in testing: If everything is urgent, nothing is. I once saw a tester file a P1 because a font was wrong. Then stalked the dev until it was fixed. Instead of labeling urgency, ask: "What happens if we leave this as is?" Let the team decide.

You don't pay for information. You pay for the structure of it. I've watched countless videos, tutorials, read blogs, threads, documentation. But I pull my wallet for structured information. The stuff that saves me from connecting all the dots myself.

@johann_sath 🤣🤣

saas is dead openclaw replaced all my subscriptions went from $480/month on tools to $1,245/month on API costs & 15 hours a week fixing yaml files adapt or be left behind

Something I've noticed in AI discussions lately. "Should I learn Cursor or Cody?" "Claude Code or Copilot?" "What about OpenClaw?" Reminds me of wanting to build a shed and asking: "Should I learn Makita, Bosch, or DeWalt?"

I stopped using job title terminology. "Are you a tester or QA?" "Is that manual or automated testing?" I just describe what I do.

@ReemAmirIbrahim You can as well, just include the year always. YYYY-MM-DD. Then it makes more sense

Why do Americans write the MONTH before the DAY? It makes no sense.

@EOEboh In the real world probably no problem at all. In school you're mixing entities that should be separated.

What's the problem with this SQL table below?

@alexwtlf Good thing the server crashed and you didn't have a data breach

I vibe coded a SaaS and asked everyone what I should do first. Everyone said: - Marketing - Distribution So I created noise. Launch day: 1,000 logins. Server crashed instantly Great advice.