November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
378 pages
10h 24m
English
At every stage, you must make choices that balance practical needs, such as budgets and release dates, against coding efficiency and stability.
We have seen how the founders of two extremely successful companies prioritize the customer experience and doing whatever it takes to push their product into the marketplace. This means, fortunately or unfortunately, that you cannot be a perfectionist when it comes to coding. When creating your MVP and working within tight constraints, you must put learning first and set aside any attachments to ideal code.
To use a phrase that I love, "Don't make perfect the enemy of good."
Perfecting an experiment should be an ongoing process achieved through customer-guided ...
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