I may have asked you this before but I couldn't remember what the answer was. I have to start doing this soon and was hoping there was some secret magic formula to doing a good job with it 😄
We actually do do some A/B type stuff - but it isn't testing as such. We have A/B features for dealing with performance related issues or reliability issues. This is done mostly via backend land - the Elm code is still the same Elm code, it just may get the data in a slightly different way
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I may have asked you this before but I couldn't remember what the answer was. I have to start doing this soon and was hoping there was some secret magic formula to doing a good job with it 😄
Thanks!
We actually do do some A/B type stuff - but it isn't testing as such. We have A/B features for dealing with performance related issues or reliability issues. This is done mostly via backend land - the Elm code is still the same Elm code, it just may get the data in a slightly different way