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I think whether or not it's a good idea to launch has to do with what those bugs are. The number of bugs is pretty much irrelevant.
by bproctor 14y ago
I think whether or not it's a good idea to launch has to do with what those bugs are. The number of bugs is pretty much irrelevant.
- scott_meade 14y agoGood point. So, more accurately, don't let the fear that their just might be undiscovered small bugs prevent you from launching.
- jmathai 14y agoNot just undiscovered bugs but non-critical bugs. If it doesn't cause data corruption then I say launch and fix it later. Fixing that bug is probably less valuable than getting the feature into the hands of users. Also, don't stress about "losing" users. There are plenty of users and you'll be surprised how forgiving your users will be if you're open about bugs and fixing them.
- swensel 14y agoAgreed. It's better to just get the product out there.
- joshaidan 14y agoYeah, you probably want to avoid privacy related bugs, or bugs that allow people to steal credit card numbers or passwords.