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One aspect is resources. Do you have the resources to put in 50 features before you get your first feedback from an actual customer (who will provide you with t
by mtrn 16y ago
One aspect is resources. Do you have the resources to put in 50 features before you get your first feedback from an actual customer (who will provide you with their wishlist of 50 new features you'll might want to implement)?
- keiferski 16y agoGreat point. I don't have a ton of resources, so it does seem easier to attack the low end first.
- christophe971 16y agoI would also argue that Microsoft didn't put out Windows Seven on their first day of business. They put out DOS, which they didn't even really create. Try your best to do a simple product, it is hard enough as it is. And you'll get honest feedback from "simple" clients, which will be very useful if you want to create something with much more features down the road.