From the perspective of QA, mabl and LaunchDarkly have both been absolute powerhouses of SaaS tools. Mabl is so effortlessly simple to use that a 5th grader could create an entire end-to-end test suite in about an hour. LaunchDarkly is similarly a major boon to developer productivity because it supercharges CI/CD in the sense that anything being shipped to production is low-risk as long as it's behind a flag. Granular user targeting lets us test features in production behind flags, unblocking developers by side-stepping the need for extensive manual testing pre-production.
@adityavsc this was the best! :) We live on Figma, we have built Poppins on top of Slack to save ourselves from switching context between asana & notion.
@siddhesh_lokare1 Gather is great, but I've never tried using it for work purposes - it's really good for larger social meet-ups that can't currently be done in person!
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