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There's a consideration about number of users. If 100k users are using your product a lot, in a similar way to the 'million monkeys' thing they're accidentally
by rkangel 6y ago
There's a consideration about number of users. If 100k users are using your product a lot, in a similar way to the 'million monkeys' thing they're accidentally going to find bugs.
Software engineers tend to use products in a consistent way (based on how they know it's meant to be used) whereas good testers explore the space of possible inputs in a much more 'creative' way.
- thih9 6y ago> good testers explore the space of possible inputs in a much more 'creative' way. My point is that the extent of testing should depend on the actual product; eliminating all bugs is not the primary goal of every team. Some companies might decide on other goals and prioritize e.g.: just paying users (giving them better support to resolve issues), or acquiring new users, or something else.