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You send it to a friend of yours that has a mac, but isn't a developer.
by trothamel 7y ago
You send it to a friend of yours that has a mac, but isn't a developer.
- ryandrake 7y agoI hope you are being sarcastic! That’s a low quality assurance bar, even by a hobbyist’s standards. “My friend with one Mac running one OS version says it works, therefore I’m ready to release?”
- trothamel 7y agoI'm not. When you're a high school student releasing your first computer game on a well-tested engine, that's a perfectly valid level of quality assurance. Not everyone can afford to keep around a lab full of macs running multiple versions of macOS.
- reaperducer 7y agoNo one says you need a bunch of Macs. People are saying that you need one, which is one more than the OP wanted to use.
- ryandrake 7y agoI’d think any developer would want at a bare minimum two test machines: one representing the minimum system required by your application including minimum targeted OS version, and a higher end machine running the latest. Judging my the reaction to my comment, Today I Learned it’s acceptable to release software with only cursory testing on a friend’s computer. Explains a lot about recent software quality actually...