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To echo the peer comment, I personally don't think an MVP should be poor quality, rather have fewer features. For example, it may present the end user a good ex
by alexchamberlain 5y ago
To echo the peer comment, I personally don't think an MVP should be poor quality, rather have fewer features. For example, it may present the end user a good experience, with well tested code. On the other hand, it may connect to a database without a cluster setup, or setting up a new enterprise account may require someone to run some SQL. Features are missing, but the features that exist are executed well.