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We decided to rebuild our iOS and Android apps from scratch and put them in the store next to our old app. This not only provided us with some technical challenges but also allowed us the opportunity to take an extreme approach to testing: We let our users use a live but incomplete app. I would love to tell you how and why we did this and what our experience is with this kind of approach. I will also give you a sneak peek into our architecture and how it allows us to build native but flexible apps. 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