Beta State: A Technique So Unrefined, It's Practically Still in Beta

What is Beta State?

Beta State is a technique so unrefined, it's practically still in beta. It's like the ugly stepsister of development, the cousin of half-baked ideas, and the sibling of "good enough" solutions.

Here are some of its defining features:

• Code is written in a language that's still on the beta version
• Features are added in a way that's more like a patch job than a well-planned overhaul
• Testing involves a lot of shouting "It works on my machine!"

Why Beta State?

Because sometimes, good enough is, well, good enough.

We're not perfect here, but we're working on it.

Want to see some of our other works in progress? Try these links:

• Alpha State: The Technique So Experimental, It's Practically Still in Lab Coat
• Canary in a Coal Mine: The Technique So Delicate, You'll Need a Hazmat Suit

Beta State in Action

Here's a picture of our team trying to implement Beta State: