> immediately, there were more bugs needing more fixing Thing about releasing things publicly for the first time is: even if you've rigorously tested everythin

> immediately, there were more bugs needing more fixing Thing about releasing things publicly for the first time is: even if you've rigorously tested everything and ironed out bugs, users of the service will report bugs you never even thought of checking for. They will be running weird browser configs, do weird things with your service, and otherwise use it in ways you never dreamed of, surfacing obscure sharp edges in your code. This is why, upon public release you have to be ready to patch quickly.