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I've never understood 'just ship it'. You usually only get one shot for people to look at your app. If it's buggy or ugly that's it. They won't try you a sec
by rmason 6y ago
I've never understood 'just ship it'. You usually only get one shot for people to look at your app. If it's buggy or ugly that's it. They won't try you a second time.
How many times has someone mentioned an app and you say I've already looked at it and it's a piece of junk? Or gotten an email saying we just shipped version 2 and you're really going to like it and you just hit delete?
That's why I personally think you're better off starting slow and getting a small base of customers. Save the press announcements or Product Hunt posting until you've got product market fit and have at least a bit of polish on your project.
- partyboat1586 6y agoDid you read the article? The buggy app was popular. People don't care so much about small bugs, developers do. People care about bugs that stop them doing what they need to do.