If you have to ask, then the answer is probably no, you shouldn't have unit tests. The purpose of MVP isn't to reduce quality in ordet to ship quickly. Also un

If you have to ask, then the answer is probably no, you shouldn't have unit tests. The purpose of MVP isn't to reduce quality in ordet to ship quickly. Also unit testing doesn't really incur an upfront cost - whether you write 50 tests or 1000, time spent is linear. So whether you have 100 features or 5, the time-cost of unit testing doesn't get all crazy/whacky. You either believe in the value of unit tests - to flush out poor design choices and help in refactoring - or you don't.