"minimum viable product" I've heard a few folks use this term disparagingly lately, and I just want to point out that the spirit of an MVP isn't that you do th

"minimum viable product" I've heard a few folks use this term disparagingly lately, and I just want to point out that the spirit of an MVP isn't that you do the bare minimum required to huck your product to an unsuspecting customer. The point of an MVP is that every milestone you deliver something that's actually useful and functional in some way, end-to-end. The alternative to an MVP is a junk mock-up with all of the technical debt swept under the rug and the devs whistling and looking the other way when questions start coming out. Also, I loved the article.