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It's funny how that quote encourages perfectionism and, if applied to development, would discourage anyone from creating a minimally viable product (MVP).
by copperx 13y ago
It's funny how that quote encourages perfectionism and, if applied to development, would discourage anyone from creating a minimally viable product (MVP).
- rglover 13y agoIt won't be popular, but I'd argue that the MVP school of thought is responsible for a lot of junk being introduced into the world (when it didn't need to be). Inevitably, when given a route that appears easy or is misinterpreted as such, people will cut corners and act as thought they've "done the work." I'd say all of this plays into a bigger whole, but that the majority lies in the favor of junk/homogeneity is no mistake.