business-critical

The Medallia platform is business-critical to our customers and used by their whole organization from the front-line employees to the executive team.

I've spent the last year rebuilding a huge business-critical system from scratch (along with one other engineer).

Ideally, we wanted someone who would be capable of running a business-critical website.

It's ok to put your business-critical back-office software on production and find out that it contains some really nasty bug, which you'll fix in a hurry in the next 20 minutes.

Github is in no way stable enough to rely on for business-critical work; fortunately, git is distributed and cnames exist, so it's easy to seamlessly fall back to competent hosting as needed.

• Work closely with other developers to design and implement new features and functionality to help our users manage their information overload and discover business-critical information.

It is still concerning that this phone call did not happen right away (especially given the business-critical nature of the issue) - many new Web companies end up with a Kafkaesque customer experience despite seemingly fighting legacy corporate inertia and inefficiency.

Roughly, someone who at the start can work independently on an existing business-critical[1], medium-sized[2] app to first fix bugs without adding major tech debt[3] and then take features from planning to deployment/maintenance, and then ultimately (6-12 months, since we were a very small shop), independently steer architecture and be solo on call.

We currently have one million lines of Dart code and the number is growing fast.” Many other teams inside of Google, such as Google Fiber, Google Express, and Google's internal sales team, use Dart for business-critical apps.

My most-serious gripe with Firefox's unwanted, uh, "upgrade" is that I required for solid hours of struggle to figure out where the UI for a business-critical Add-On was.

For reference, I'd kick myself for undercharging if I billed that much for a week, and correspondingly consider it "annoying but not business-critical" if I had trouble collecting it.

They're on there way out." "Sell your stock in any company who is still using a mainframe." My retort was always the same: there are many business-critical applications mainframes run well at very large companies, and they are everywhere.