No it's just one of the things that slowed things down, because it took longer to find where things broke. Because of the way the app was being developed the upgrade was dragging over months, instead of doing a cut over, focusing on making it work, and doing a smaller release, which would've been faster.
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No it's just one of the things that slowed things down, because it took longer to find where things broke. Because of the way the app was being developed the upgrade was dragging over months, instead of doing a cut over, focusing on making it work, and doing a smaller release, which would've been faster.