Failure is a necessary evil in app development. You need to know what holes your app has in order to fill them. Some even look at failure as a good thing, since it ultimately leads to the improvement of your app. In this blog we'll explain the function of failure and how you can use it to your advantage. 

If you haven't encountered any problems in your app development, you can be pretty sure that something is wrong. The most likely problem is that you haven't tested your app sufficiently. 

If this is the case, then you won't notice the flaws of your app until it's released. And even worse, it won't be you that's finding the flaws -- it'll be your users. 

Failure is something you're likely to encounter several times during app development. According to a recent Forbes article, the more often you fail, the better: 

"Never forget the goals of your mobile application development. How big do you want to build? How often are you willing to “fail” in order to get the best possible knowledge to your builders? There’s no right answer. But we suggest that you fail often, fast, and hard, and build as big as you can."

Failure is just fine as long as you have the right mindset. You need to understand that it's necessary for app development and will help you improve your app. 

If you outsource app development, on the other hand, then you won't have to worry about failure. You can be sure that several things went wrong during app development, but you just weren't informed of the specific details. Either way, these problems and issues were resolved, which ultimately lead to the improvement of your app. In the end, that's the most important thing. 

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