Touca Blog
Towards making software easier to change, cheaper to maintain, and safer to release.
Announcement
Touca is shutting down
After two unforgettable years, it is with mixed feelings to share that Touca is shutting down. Thank you to our users, customers, team members, advisors, investors, and friends who supported us along the way.
Other Articles
Announcement
Announcing Touca v2.0
We are excited to announce the result of months of engineering work based on feedback from hundreds of users.
Touca is one of the ten companies accepted into Techstars Iowa Accelerator class of 2022, a 12-week mentorship-driven accelerator program based in Des Moines, IA.
Data teams frequently make changes to their models to adjust and improve their effectiveness in meeting business needs. This article showcases how Touca helps identify and evaluate the true impact of these changes.
Announcement
Becoming an Open-Source Software Company
We open-sourced Touca under the Apache-2.0 license. But there are still a few steps for Touca to become an open-source software company. In this post, we outline our plans for this transition.
Announcement
Touca is now open source
Touca provides feedback to engineers, when they write code that could break their software. Today, we are announcing that we are open sourcing our technology under the permissive Apache-2.0 license.
Food for Thought
The Software Engineer Stereotype
Software engineers are stereotyped as socially awkward introverts obsessed with writing code. This false perception has hurt our industry, resulting in so much gatekeeping against age, gender, and career background. This article explores why this stereotype exists and why we should break it.
Touca will be at CppCon 2021 in Aurora, CO. Pejman Ghorbanzade will give a main program talk titled "Building an Extensible Type Serialization System Using Partial Template Specialization" on Friday, October 29th.
We are excited to be launching Touca today: an automated regression testing system that helps engineering teams compare different versions of their software workflows and identify differences in behavior and performance.