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The people who check these tools
Every tool on binarytranslator.ai is tested against known answers before it goes live. Here is who does that work and how a tool gets checked.
WriterBrein Matturro
Content marketing and SEO writer
Plans the blog and edits guides for search.
DeveloperIan Schwarzkopf
Web developer and product designer
Builds tools for the site and fixes the bugs the testers find.
ReviewerJack Goldsmith
Software engineer and computer science instructor
Checks the worked examples and step-by-step explanations in the guides.
ReviewerJacob Seto
Computer science student, Cornell University
Checks tool results and worked examples against hand calculations.
ReviewerKhushboo Gupta
PhD student in computer science, University of Illinois Chicago
Reviews the guides on encoding, data structures and number systems.
ReviewerMehran Mozaffari Kermani
Professor of computer engineering, University of South Florida
Reviews the logic gate, binary arithmetic and floating-point tools.
DeveloperMichael Schwobe
Senior frontend developer
Builds tools and reviews the frontend code before it ships.
ReviewerSam Siewert
Professor of computer science, California State University, Chico
Reviews the math behind the number converters and the guides on number systems.
TesterSharmina Rahman
QA engineer
Runs automated and accessibility checks on the tools.
TesterSophiko Gorgadze
Manual QA engineer
Runs functional and regression tests on each tool before it goes live.
TesterTomeshia Brock
Manual QA tester
Tests each tool on iPhone, Android and desktop browsers and logs any bug she finds.
WriterUma Victor
Technical writer
Writes the guides on binary, hex and text encoding, and runs every example before it is published.
WriterZachary Painter
Technical writer at GitLab
Writes guides and the how-to sections on tool pages.
How a tool gets checked
- 01BuiltEach tool runs fully in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded.
- 02TestedBefore it goes live, a tool runs through a fixed set of cases: typical values, edge values such as 0 and 255, empty input and invalid input.
- 03ComparedExpected answers are worked out separately, by hand or with a programming language's own conversion functions, then checked against what the tool shows.
- 04RecheckedWhen a tool changes or someone reports a mistake, the case joins the test set and the full set runs again.