Probably the best way to ship "wrong". You ship, granted. But I imagine that part of the feature you push weekly are small, and so would have more meaning if pa

Probably the best way to ship "wrong". You ship, granted. But I imagine that part of the feature you push weekly are small, and so would have more meaning if part of a bigger push. You also probably end up with a lot of non-polished features, half-baked as you name it. I honestly don't see anything good point in that article, what happens to 2 months project? You cut it in 3 to 6 pieces just to have to ship? Meaning you waste time forcing yourself to push something that works rather than focusing on the end goal.