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I think this is true, but it hinges on a very specific definition of 'quality'. An MVP only needs to demonstrate that it solves the problem it aims to solve - e
by onion2k 2y ago
I think this is true, but it hinges on a very specific definition of 'quality'. An MVP only needs to demonstrate that it solves the problem it aims to solve - everything else can be awful and people will still buy in if they see the value the software gives them. People need to see 'quality' in the solution to the problem, not necessarily in things like UX, UI, perf, code quality etc.
- sabbaticaldev 2y agoYes but most low hang fruits are gone by now unless if one chase underdeveloped markets
- onion2k 2y agoThere are still massive markets that are chronically underserved by tech. The idea that 'software is eating the world' is done already is so far from true.