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To me this is always what MVP has meant. The fact that some products initially or completely fail at this is, from the product maker's perspective, part of the
by zenogais 12y ago
To me this is always what MVP has meant. The fact that some products initially or completely fail at this is, from the product maker's perspective, part of the feedback loop the MVP is there to establish.
- clay_to_n 12y agoAbsolutely. He's noticed that new companies seem to be thinking "minimum" is more important than "viable" - which it isn't. No point in making an "MVP" and selling it if it's not actually a working, viable product. But I guess a lot of the mistakes come down to finances, as he noted.