curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-progress-and-accomplishments/66127678c88f183c0312d8e8.md
The expression It seems pretty solid now indicates the current status or quality of a project, common in professional and technical discussions.
When something is described as pretty solid, it means it is very good, reliable, or strong in quality. It's a way of saying that something is dependable and performs well.
For example, if someone says, The plan for the weekend is pretty solid, they mean that the plan is well-thought-out, reliable, and likely to be successful or enjoyable.
What does Brian imply about the app?
The app is likely unstable and needs more work.
Pretty solid suggests reliability and stability, not instability.
The app is functioning well and is reliable after fixing the bugs.
The app has not been tested thoroughly yet.
Brian's statement implies that after testing and fixing, the app is now in a good state, contradicting the idea of insufficient testing.
The app will be redesigned entirely.
Redesigning the app is not implied in Brian's statement about its current solid state.
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