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Bugs in web service app before you release it to public, even for beta

4 pointsby madeelalmost 11 years ago
If you are doing a web service and you know it is going to take about the next 6 months of your time irregularly to fix some bugs. But you already have reached a point where your service can be useful with bugs to your customers.<p>What&#x27;s your opinion on releasing your product. Whether you would release it or not.

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kromodoralmost 11 years ago
Considering it doesn&#x27;t crash or having game-breaking bugs - ship this bi*ch.<p>As to the time - depends on the situation. The more severe, annoying or disabling the bug, the more rapid solutions one must apply.<p>I personally, can&#x27;t give you direct estimate on the collective people&#x27;s expectation.
NameNickHNalmost 11 years ago
In my experience most customers are pretty tolerant as long as you immediately fix the bugs. If you take your time fixing the bugs they&#x27;ll start wondering whether you&#x27;re still working on the software. Not a good situation. Customers want to be sure that you&#x27;re on top of things.
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MattBearmanalmost 11 years ago
No software is ever 100% bug free. I say ship it and use customer feedback to help find new bugs and prioritise the fixing of known ones.