#Mvp
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How to Make Technical Debt Your Friend
The article argues that technical debt can be a useful trade-off for MVPs and Minimum Viable Architecture, because it lowers the cost of learning and helps teams avoid overinvesting before the product’s value is proven.
Software Architecture and the Art of Experimentation
The article argues that architectural decisions should be treated as experiments. Minimum Viable Architectures test viability, supportability, and future change so teams can catch wrong assumptions before costs grow.
Avoid Walking In Circles While Blazing Trails: Advice for Early Stages of Project Development
The article says early project work should accept uncertainty, focus on the most important requirements, build an MVP, choose tech with practical criteria, and keep team and client aligned.
The Lean Startup Misinterpretation
The post argues that Lean Startup was turned into a shortcut culture. It says MVPs should test hypotheses, pivots should follow validated learning, and speed must not replace discipline.