pay4bugs
This is Part 5 of my 5 part series sharing my 24 hour #StartupThisSunday cross Asia adventure building the human powered website monitoring service wpFlight. In Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 we got off to a great start creating wpFlight. We rejoin the story having just
pay4bugs
This is Part 4 of my 5 part series sharing my 24 hour #StartupThisSunday cross Asia adventure building the human powered website monitoring service wpFlight. In Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 we got off to a great start creating wpFlight. We rejoin the story at Singapore's
pay4bugs
This is Part 3 of my 5 part series sharing my 24 hour #StartupThisSunday cross Asia adventure building the human powered website monitoring service wpFlight. In Part 1 and Part 2 we got off to a great start creating wpFlight with working payment code, a partially working frontend interface and
pay4bugs
This is Part 2 of my 5 part series sharing my 24 hour #StartupThisSunday cross Asia adventure building the human powered website monitoring service wpFlight. In Part 1, we talked about why I decided to create a monitoring product on top of Pay4Bugs and why I decided to strictly timebox
pay4bugs
This is Part 1 of my 5 part series sharing my 24 hour #StartupThisSunday cross Asia adventure building the human powered website monitoring service wpFlight. My #StartupThisSunday trip of building and launching a product in 24 hours really was a spur of the moment decision. I’d had the idea
pay4bugs
TL;DR: I'm building a new product today I built a new product, wpFlight.com, in 24 hours from start to launch, and doing did it all while on the road! WPFlight was a fun project and example of how a v0 MVP can be put together in
bitcoin
Many Pay4Bugs testers have asked us to offer an alternative to PayPal. Our testers would rather be earning money finding problems in Pay4Bugs customer projects before those bugs result in our customers losing revenue and harming their brand image, than wasting time dealing with cross-border PayPal payment issues. We know
pay4bugs
Just a quick note to let everyone know that a big upcoming revision of our Pay4Bugs Software Testing Service has been deployed to the testing server for testing. This update focuses on adding monthly plans which will allow us to add a whole sleuth of useful improvements in 2010 and
pay4bugs
We have heard both from Pay4Bugs customers and testers that they needed a better way to manage the ever increasing number of bugs our testers have helped customers find. Over the weekend, we rolled out three small changes to help both customers and testers find the bugs they are looking
design
This post is the third in a series about radical technology choices in Pay4Bugs. In the first post in this series, I listened among our radical technology decisions the decision to launch our new Pay4Bugs Software Testing Marketplace without any support for Internet Explorer 6. In the interests of full