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If you can, you should always push quickly and iterate, looking for scalability later. That is fine for products/parts of products you can easily update or repl
by trbecker 15y ago
If you can, you should always push quickly and iterate, looking for scalability later. That is fine for products/parts of products you can easily update or replace at low cost (e.g. software), but not for those you can't replace that easily and cheaply (e.g. hardware.)
- kirbdee 15y agoSo would something like creating the product on a simple lamp stack on an AWS instance be a good start?
- starter 15y agoProbably yes. Can it handle the first 1000 users? Then, just create and ship your product before worrying about scalability.
- trbecker 15y agoIndeed. It's better to discover if your product fits the market before trying to do the extra 80% of the hard work. If it fits, you have data to confirm, and you can go to a money raising round with solid information. If it doesn't fit, you can get out of something that doesn't matter quickly.