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Hmm, tough question but if you don't have a Mac how do you test? With a Mac you can test easily on Windows and Linux. But if you just use Windows, then you need
by thoughtsimple 15y ago
Hmm, tough question but if you don't have a Mac how do you test? With a Mac you can test easily on Windows and Linux. But if you just use Windows, then you need an alternate machine to test for Mac compatibility, you can dual boot into LInux.
- manuscreationis 15y agoWhat do you mean by "Mac Compatibility"? Safari?
- thoughtsimple 15y agoSure, you can test on equivalent browsers under Windows during development. That covers most problems. I wouldn't be comfortable with that though. Not for a final product.
- manuscreationis 15y agoWanting the tried and true Mac environment for testing is fine. But that's testing. Your QA team (even if its a team of 1) should have access to some kind of Mac environment. That doesn't mean your devs need to use Macs. Ideally, anyways.