Cut testing time in half

[stnick]

As a fellow web application developer, I hated the testing phase of the project.

Typing in the data, having a bug or it crash, fixing (hopefully) the problem, then typing in all the data again to re-test, only to have it crash at some other line of code, fixing that one, etc. You get the picture.

I've decided to streamline that process and have developed some code to save the data once filled in, then recall it in milliseconds to shorten my test times.

I'm looking for some help. I need a few HTML application developers to beta test this technology to make sure it works in many scenarios.

In return, I'll give you a 1 year free subscription to the service for your feedback and testimonial when the system launches in Jan 2007.

Please go to http://www.TheSaveYour.biz and perform the demos and sign up as a beta tester.

Thanks for everyone's help and tell your friends also.

~nicholas

[steven]

Is it really necessary to double post?

Anyway, as I said in your other thread...

If you're talking about form data (as an example), there are already plugins and software which will remember and fill fields in for you... Even so, anyone who does such extensive application coding is probably more than capable enough of recreating the exact same method you are using (which appears to be storing the information in cookies, without actually checking to deeply). Either that or some ajax to write the input then replace it when there's a matching cookie.

Being completely honest, I don't think there's a big market for your software within developer circles.

All the same, good luck.

[Mohammad Abumarie]

My name is Mohammad Abu Marie. I am taking CSC 3750 to expand my knowledge about the internet that changed people's life. I also would like to be able to do websites myself without using any programs for doing that.