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„Just ship it“ does not mean spending 9 months(!) building something that should have been a no-code MVP built in 2 weeks max.
by maltelandwehr 6y ago
„Just ship it“ does not mean spending 9 months(!) building something that should have been a no-code MVP built in 2 weeks max.
- pell 6y agoI get the sentiment, but this was the first project of this kind for the author. I think "just ship it" sometimes means "get it done despite all the doubts".
- speedgoose 6y agoI agree 9 months is way too long but do you think you could build it in 2 weeks with no-code ? I can see an experienced developer doing that in 2 weeks with little code, but no code ? If so, can you tell me what kind of products would you use ? I'm interested for some personal projects.
- stetsonator 6y agoThis was my first SaaS project ever. A friend and I later wrote a bitly clone in one overnight pie programming session with Laravel. Sure, ideally you launch your stuff in 2 weeks but when you’ve never done it and you think it sucks, it might take 9 months. Just make sure it doesn’t take 9 months twice.