edge case /ˈej ˌkās/ noun

  1. The unlikely scenario that nobody planned for, until it happens.

  2. The difference between a product that works in the demo and one that works in the real world. See also: what we design for first.

Anyone can build for the happy path.

That’s how things go when everything goes right. Good engineering shows in what happens when it doesn’t. We design complete products, from the circuit board to the app, and build them to handle whatever you can throw at them.

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