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This is funny. I've had to 'strongly encourage' our devs and designers to keep it clean/professional when designing mockups, test apps, etc. It's so easy to sen
by joebeetee 13y ago
This is funny. I've had to 'strongly encourage' our devs and designers to keep it clean/professional when designing mockups, test apps, etc. It's so easy to send a file around internally, give it a quick look over and shoot it off to the client without realising there is a some dodgy paragraph copy or awkward photo staring back at you. The humour isn't worth it!
Although I still find myself typing console.log("WHY THE FFFUUU") on annoying JS bugs...
- cookiecaper 13y agoI implemented a policy to only use the most bland test data while testing my apps, and it's saved me a few times when, for whatever reason, there was an accidental leakage of test data through to the client (whether it sneaks into a slideshow, or a test email is accidentally sent to a production email address, or...). I've been around development long enough to know that at some point, this type of leakage WILL occur, and it will be embarrassing when a customer sees a dummy entry for "Dickhead Buttface" or similar. While it's excruciating and boring to use plain test data, you'll be glad you did it when you have an accidental leak between environments.