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I never felt luxury when our service didn’t scale to meet the goals of higher-ups because the code was over engineered with hacks piled on top. It doesn’t matte
by shepherdjerred 5y ago
I never felt luxury when our service didn’t scale to meet the goals of higher-ups because the code was over engineered with hacks piled on top. It doesn’t matter how good of an MVP you built if it is so inflexible that it has to be thrown away and rebuilt to meet tomorrow’s needs.
Managers tend to reward those who complete tasks today as minimally as possible at the expense of the product tomorrow.
- raman162 5y agoI think scrappy MVPs have their place,it's just knowing when to use one. If you're a very early stage start-up and you're trying to validate your idea, the quicker you can see if that idea is valuable is better than risking time building a clean code architecture.