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The opposite can be true, too. Imagine you build something like a paid 4chan in AngularJS (e.g. not really new business idea combined with rather new technology
by rmoriz 13y ago
The opposite can be true, too. Imagine you build something like a paid 4chan in AngularJS (e.g. not really new business idea combined with rather new technology). You might get false positives because some people just subscribe because of the new technology. They are not really interested in the product but just to watch the execution/implementation to learn for themselves. This is not sustainable because those customers will quit as soon as they got their findings out of your experiment.
- enos_feedler 13y agoMy main point was to be experiment driven and let the requirements flow from that. The idea of filtering by early adopters is just a suggestion on how to think "experimental results first" and that you don't need to run your experiment across 'everybody' in order to get the results you need (as there are surely some people in this set who demand polish/perfection). In regards to what you are saying about early adopters giving you false positives, it depends on what assumptions you are testing in your experiment. What is your hypothesis in this experiment?