To be fair, this was an indirect quote from a founder trying to make programming accessible to "white-collar employees with no technical background".
The bigger question here is why prod/staging wasn't an obvious design choice in the first place!
To be fair, this was an indirect quote from a founder trying to make programming accessible to "white-collar employees with no technical background".
The bigger question here is why prod/staging wasn't an obvious design choice in the first place!
Maybe it diverted too many resources from the original goal. They fixed the issue afterwards and made a fuss about it.