Getting started guides for automated testing and HelpMeTest — go from zero to running tests in minutes.
Performance Testing
Dotcom-Monitor has a lot of surface area. The platform covers uptime monitoring, full browser checks, transaction monitoring, and load testing — and the UI reflects all of that. If you try to understand everything before running your first check, you'll be reading documentation for an hour before monitoring
Monitoring
Ten minutes. That's genuinely how long it takes to go from zero to a running monitor in Checkly. This guide walks through every step: account setup, first API check, first browser check with Playwright, and alerts. No prerequisites except a browser and an endpoint to monitor. Step 1:
Monitoring
Setting up Pingdom takes about 15 minutes. Getting it configured to actually be useful takes a bit more thought. This guide walks through the full setup — account creation, your first HTTP check, alert contacts, and reading the reports — with the decisions explained, not just the clicks. Account Setup Pingdom is
AI Testing
AI has changed what's possible in test automation. The traditional approach — writing code to drive browsers, maintaining brittle selectors, spending hours fixing tests when UI changes — is no longer the only option. AI-powered test automation lets you describe tests in plain language, generates test steps from user
No-Code Testing
If you've been manually clicking through the same five workflows before every release, you already know the problem.
Test Automation
You can automate testing without coding using three approaches: record-and-playback tools (Selenium IDE, Katalon Recorder), no-code testing platforms (TestProject, Leapwork), and AI-powered testing tools like HelpMeTest that let you describe what to test in plain English and generate working tests automatically. AI-powered tools are the
Testing Strategy
Most startup founders skip testing because it feels like it slows them down. Then they spend entire weekends debugging production issues that a 10-minute test would have caught. This guide gives you a minimal, practical testing strategy that protects your core flows without requiring a QA team or dedicated