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Customer demand and competitive landscapes mean its not okay to move fast and break things. Whether you are following Agile, Continuous Integration (CI) or Continuous Deployment (CD), you cant afford to limit your releases, skip quality assurance (QA) testing, or let your customers beta-test your products. You need an on-demand QA platform that moves at the speed of development. Come learn how Rainforest leverages Mechanical Turk to build its network of 50,000 QA testers around the world and deliver on-demand QA through its API. We are able to deliver QA tests in 30 minutes that dont slow down development.
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