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Redefine your MVP to something you CAN build within a month. It probably doesn't need all of the features you envision in your mind. Engage the users you alread
by feniv 14y ago
Redefine your MVP to something you CAN build within a month. It probably doesn't need all of the features you envision in your mind. Engage the users you already have and give them the bare basics to get started and let it grow organically over time. Choose languages and frameworks which will let you build this fast and don't worry too much about performance or scalability till later.
Maybe also try to get some help from the community there is already some excitement around your product.
But if you can finance it, hire a programmer.
- mapster 14y agoA great thought thank you. I will consider this seriously.
- Lockyy 14y agoRelated to the "absolute bare basics" suggestion. Have you considered asking your 50 people what the most important 3 features they want are? From there you can work out exactly what your bare basics service actually is.
- mapster 14y agogreat point. I have the MVP sketched out - being the core functions, with version 2 functions listed separately.
- mapster 14y agoRegarding hiring a programmer, I take it you mean make some connections thru freelancer dot com?