I'm picturing the Dos Equis meme saying "I don't always test, but when I do, I test in production. Stay on call, my friends."
At least now I don't feel bad about when I test in production. (just kidding, I didn't feel bad before).
At least now I don't feel bad about when I test in production. (just kidding, I didn't feel bad before).
https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/4/21122737/iowa-democractic-...
But looking at the TestFairy pricing page, the free version is actually limited to 200 sessions per month. I would read this as every time a user logs on - definitely not going to work for 400 users logging on multiple times in one night.
The company who produced this app didn't just fail on development but on any procurement/contractual sense. How could they have imagined that relying on a free tier of a beta testing platform could be acceptable in a real life production environment?
Yikes?