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Everyone cites that 'bugs are 100x more expensive to fix in production' res

"Software research is a train wreck," says Hillel Wayne, a Chicago-based software consultant who specialises in formal methods, instancing the received wisdom that bugs are way more expensive to fix once software is deployed.

Everyone cites that 'bugs are 100x more expensive to fix in production' res

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