James Gillis
@gillis
James Gillis
Today, the MVP is no longer about validating a novel idea as quickly as possible. Rather, its aim is to create a compelling product that draws in the early users in order to gather feedback that you then use to sharpen the product into the best version of many.
If you look at successful companies that have IPO'd in the recent years–Zoom, Slack, TikT... See more
If you look at successful companies that have IPO'd in the recent years–Zoom, Slack, TikT... See more
Rethinking the startup MVP: Building a competitive product | Linear
Oversimplified for sure but this is going to be the gap between indie side projects and successful products. Even with AI making it 100x easier to build out ideas, quality will remain the moat for best vs rest
Shopify is comfortable with the unquantifiable things such as tastes, quality, passion, love, hate. It's with the strong emotions that people have. The sort of deep satisfaction that a craftsperson feels when they've done a job well is actually better proxy if you allow it to be then the ... Do a unit test pass.
Tobi Lütke • Tobi
Quote from Tobi Lutke on lenny’s pod (worth a listen IMO). I think this is what LCA solves for in a lot of cases. We’re not going to a/b test to move a needle, but we’ll help shape the product to be one that the users resonate with and (ideally) love