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Fri 4 Dec

Side project: news aggregation

Finally we’re on slicing stage for our new design. And while special people do special things with it I’ve decided to make a simple side sub-project for TestLab² called News.

RSS feed

It’s a simple news aggregator, tailored to grab all important news about software testing and quality assurance and merge them into one feed. Also, it has a nice preview of that news.
TestLab² news are now located on news.testlab2.com. Alternatively you directly subscribe to merged feed using your favorite feed reader: http://feeds.feedburner.com/tl2news.

Soon it will be powered with non-stock design and, basing on first stats, we will update the feeds DB with new ones wiping out the not-so-good sources.


Thu 6 Aug

Content is king

Never underestimate the content of your website. Our recent experience shown, that people get offended very easy when they see someone distorting their native language.

During my work in different IT companies I always used English and get used to consider my English knowledge as at least upper-intermediate. Now I’m a bit embarrassed and I do triple checks for my spelling and grammar for almost any sentence written. If you want to see my mumblings when natives pointed to mistakes even on main TL² page — go here, have some fun. So my advice today is next: always proofread your non-native writings (and maybe native too), especially when they are business critical.

I already made even two deals on proofreading: one is a simple paid job and second one is bartering — I’ve exchanged some testing time for proofreading. So, in a time, I will have two different native English content sets and initial erroneous one. This will be a first time I check Araxis Merge three-way file comparison feature.

Fortunately, here, in a blog, I can write without proofreading my English. At least a vigilant visitor can always drop me a comment.


Mon 13 Jul

Initial posting

Let me introduce myself: Alexander Balabanov, 24 years old married IT worker from Kyiv, Ukraine.

Me and a few my friends started «TestLab²» project a month ago and currently it’s almost live. There are lots of polishing tasks though.

What «TestLab²» project is?

It is a service, simple to use but powerful when it goes to results. We perform software and website testing of different types, giving your products some extra value. Quality is a serious competitive advantage and we give you (software developers, you know) an easy way to get some of it right away.

Why you should choose us?

Each of our members and partners have at least 5+ years of experience in software development and testing. We took a part in small projects, medium projects, large projects black projects, white projects, yellow projects, blue projects and we do know how a hi-grade solid piece of software should be built.

What types of testing do you perform?

Literally all of them. The one we currently do not offer is mobile applications testing but we’re next to it after public project release.

We perform manual blackbox|whitebox testing of Windows|MacOS|Linux applications, from end-user tools to two- and three-tier business applications. We can offer usability audit services and load testing for websites. We can even recommend you a great web designer or software marketing consultant if needed.

 

Price? Terms? I want to know all now!

No problem. We offer 2 pricing models: fixed cost vs. per-hour. Choose what suites you more and contact us via https://www.testlab2.com/order/ keeping in mind that our base hour rate equals 15USD.

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