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And we face situations like this all the time as developers building full-code solutions. We get stuck because the PoC which went into production can't scale,
by michaelteter 3y ago
And we face situations like this all the time as developers building full-code solutions. We get stuck because the PoC which went into production can't scale, and we buckle down and build an appropriate V2.
You're essentially arguing that MVPs are a bad idea, but evidence suggests the contrary.
- RajT88 3y ago> You're essentially arguing that MVPs are a bad idea Except I am not arguing that at all! I am arguing that there are reasons low/no code tools have not been more successful.
- wizofaus 3y agoI'd certainly suggest building an MVP with a low-code platform isn't a good use of resources unless your actual devs are all flat out doing other stuff and there are spare resources on the product team capable of putting something together with such a tool.
- hinkley 3y agoV2 is often a surprise to management and many of us have a lot of scar tissue originating from these sagas. We are not eager for more repeats. Sunk cost fallacy begets cheapness, not frugality.