mikeluby

The thought is there but the functions are implemented with a layer of abstraction that wouldn't make it hard to move to another vendor

API Gateway, AWS Lambda (python), Dynamodb, and rolled my own deployment pipeline

I wouldn't worry about it. If you're at the beta stage then the app is already ahead going to market that it would cost significant time/resources for a competitor to catch up. By the time they do, you'll have already iterated further.

Release, iterate, repeat.

To me, it's less about a specific number and more about ensuring all core logic is covered. You can hit your coverage goals by by testing getters/setters for example, but that doesn't mean that your coverage is effective.

Having core business logic covered will give you the confidence in fixing, refactoring, updating those key pieces of the application.

S23NYC, Nike | Engineering | New York, NY | Full-Time | Onsite

We're hiring talented Engineers at S23NYC, Nike's Digital Innovation Lab in NYC. We primarily work on the SNKRS app (iOS/Android) building experiences and features around AR, geolocation/geofencing, digital meets physical, and other exciting technologies. We run out of our own space in a startup-like environment on 23rd and 5th, right next to the Flatiron building.

- Android Engineers

- iOS Engineers

- Backend Engineers (Ideally Python)

If you'd like to hear more about what we're doing here at S23NYC/Nike hit me up directly: mike.luby(at)nike.com

Can you give a little bit more information about yourself?

Apple? They have the cash

I'm a fan of Sequal Pro if a desktop application would work for you. http://www.sequelpro.com/

Looks like he's back: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/small-biz/startups/rahul...

Same here. What feature would make me want to switch?