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But It Worked on a Development Machine

Written by Peter Schuh   
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 01:30

It’s 2010. I’m shocked that I still hear this excuse. Hardware is cheap. Continuous integration and deployment tools are commonplace. Virtual machines are everywhere.

If a team can’t get its migration strategy straight at the beginning of a project, and consistently deploy-then-test on something that resembles a production environment (or at least the user-acceptance testing environment) then they have no business building anything more complicated than a birdhouse.

Coincidently, there’s a project tracking tool for that.


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