agileqr

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   by agileqr 15y ago

   Don't waste your time taking courses. You'll learn good things in those courses you listed and you should take them, but they won't help you get a product out the door - you can get started way earlier. Just define your MVP and at each poin
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   Actually, I totally applaud these guys for getting their MVP out quickly via WordPress to get to what matters most - finding out what users/customers want!
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   That would be pretty sweet!
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   Interesting. I found myself reluctant to start using this just because of the fact that I'd have to use an e-mail address, but I ended up submitting a topic anyway from one of my secondary e-mail accounts, just because I'm interested in par
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   I'm glad you brought up the point about software architecture because it's something I constantly find myself explaining: the difference between good architecture that survives many many generations and forms of code re-use vs. code monkey
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   Hey cwilson, can you elaborate on why you think "meeting the right people and getting your name out there is just SO much easier" in the Bay Area? Do you mean getting your name out to customers, investors, potential hires, potential acquire
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   by agileqr 15y ago

   I wouldn't say that customers are exclusively device-loyal and network-agnostic. The convenience of using the same device can be outweighed by frustration over the network's coverage, downtime, etc. Everyone has different breaking points, b