#sfalma

[mes-ta-nevra]

Η Αθήνα είναι το νέο Βερολίνο

[mes-ta-nevra]

Όσοι γουστάρουν μπάτσους πείτε τους να τους πάρουνε σπίτι τους

[animounkala]

Akous ?

Ta panta gyrw mas gelane apla den mporoume na to katalavoume.

[bugsense-blog-blog-blog]

Tests: Write now, thank us later

I've met a lot of developers that think that writing tests, is a waste of time. It's is (if you are doing it wrong! - but this is another post). 

At Sfalma, we are pretty lunatic with testing. We have one-click testing, automated testing before merging with the default branch and before-deploy testing. Why?

Even though we are a service full of bugs (of your bugs), we don't have manual read access, but we have our Clojure robots searching for common patterns across libs (you can opt-out from letting us analyzing your bugs, or if you are on big plan, we even have your bugs encrypted).

One thing I can tell you for sure, is that a project that doesn't have some kind of testing (unit or functional), is destined to feed us with 34% more bugs than a project with minimal testing. And the worst of all is that projects with no testing, have a probability of 78% in facing those bugs again (and automagically opened by Sfalma).

These statistics are collected from a sample of more than 130 free projects from our alpha users.

Still not convinced that you need testing? Better for us! At least have all your bugs in one place, analyzed and contained at Sfalma.

- Jon