The Problem With Standard Testing
Last month, a client came to us with an app that worked flawlessly in their development environment. Clean code, passed all unit tests, looked great on the simulator.
But users were reporting crashes within minutes of opening the app. The issue? Memory management problems that only showed up on older devices with limited RAM.
This isn't unusual. We regularly find critical issues that standard testing misses - problems with device-specific quirks, network interruptions, or unusual user behavior patterns.
Our testing methodology covers these real-world scenarios because we've learned that the difference between a working app and a successful app is often found in edge cases that nobody thought to test.