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But some products can't be validated in their early stages. It's hard enough to find early adopters willing to spend hours learning a new IDE and language that
by dlubarov 12y ago
But some products can't be validated in their early stages. It's hard enough to find early adopters willing to spend hours learning a new IDE and language that no one else uses. If the product is also buggy or missing important features, who would want to use it?
It's also not a brand new paradigm they're inventing. Look at Game Maker which is pretty commercially successful.
- yitchelle 12y agoSo if they don't validate their product, are the Creo folks building the product for the love of it?
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- dlubarov 12y agoIt's a calculated risk. If no one risked building such products we wouldn't have innovative operating systems, languages, storage engines, etc.
- yitchelle 12y agoA calculated risk means that they have though about the market for their product. From what I read, it seems that they have adopted the "build it and they will come" strategy.