> we were using Angular V.4 and we decided to upgrade everything to V.6. It was a huge risk and we wanted this campaign to be perfect, so we did it! In just a day and a half, our team had the first release ready in the new version. After some tests, it looked like the refactor helped the app’s speed, but it was not as fast as we wanted it. Our goal was to load in 3 seconds and it wasn’t working as we expected.
You want it perfect and you cannot afford to put down the site but you're willing to take a "huge risk" based on (wrong) guesses, with clearly not enough time for proper QA. I sincerely suggest you to slow down and reflect on priorities and risk assessment, there's a reason if that firebase code slipped through. By the way I'm happy you avoided the worst case scenario, good luck with your project
You want it perfect and you cannot afford to put down the site but you're willing to take a "huge risk" based on (wrong) guesses, with clearly not enough time for proper QA. I sincerely suggest you to slow down and reflect on priorities and risk assessment, there's a reason if that firebase code slipped through. By the way I'm happy you avoided the worst case scenario, good luck with your project