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I agree, though it's borderline "ship fast and break things" mentality. It's the difference between shipping a product with a great solution to a problem or wai
by Shank 14y ago
I agree, though it's borderline "ship fast and break things" mentality. It's the difference between shipping a product with a great solution to a problem or waiting to ship because you want to make the entire thing configurable from the ground up.
It's much better to ship an early product with not much customization in a prototype/alpha/beta phase and get immediate feedback on what's truly important before arbitrarily deciding for yourself what's needed.