:: Testing :: You’d never know what went wrong..

What’s wrong? When the application has something wrong, what’s the problem? Is it the program or is it the server and network problem. No one would ever really know at first glance, especially if you don’t do testing. There will never so much a straight answer in the real world, be it problems related to computing or just plain normal day-to-day troubles. Life can never be simple nor is it fair. While in sandbox mode, everything may look perfect, everything’s running smoothly, there can never be anything wrong but when you hit the real world, that’s when more often than not, shit hits the fan.
Life can never be forever smooth sailing, those who say that life’s a smooth sailing journey haven’t really experienced life, especially when it’s being mean. However, what’s the most important thing, i feel, is to make sure that we’ve prepared ourselves to the best of our abilities. That when we do something, when we start something, we give our absolute best or not at all. A little lesson drilled into me by my primary school teacher. Do it well or not at all. And when things really start to go wrong, the worse thing you can do is to start pushing the blame on someone else. Which i think loads of Singaporeans especially, is guilty of doing so. The first thing you should do, rather than pointing fingers is to strive to solve the problem first. As mentioned, there’s hardly the case where only one specific area caused the problem. So try all methods and look through everything to try. Afterall, you want the bug to go away, so do it the most efficient way by start looking or else you’d be forever stuck if you don’t work together and hard to get to the root of the problem. Else you just be like the puppy below, can’t roll over.. Most important thing is to learn from your mistakes and never stop trying even when life puts you down, there's only one way up if you're at the bottom pit of your life :)

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3251560/puppy_cant_roll_back_over/