Test in production. Fix the bugs your servers complain about, then fix the bugs your users complain about, then move on. Unless you’re building critical systems

Test in production. Fix the bugs your servers complain about, then fix the bugs your users complain about, then move on. Unless you’re building critical systems that support life or your failure mode is bankruptcy, it probably doesn’t matter. Look at Twitter right now. Things are broken left and right and it’s still more popular than anything Allen Holub has ever made. Embrace “good enough” and collect your payment. You aren’t changing the world.