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Not an untypical predicament you're in. Best advice is to minimize features and release something to someone asap. That takes a lot of discipline to do, but sta
by jeffbcross 14y ago
Not an untypical predicament you're in. Best advice is to minimize features and release something to someone asap. That takes a lot of discipline to do, but starting simple and iterating has lots of benefits. Just a few:
1. Instant feedback, so you can validate your assumptions about the product. (see: Lean Startup, Eric Ries)
2. It's easier to keep releasing once you've already released.
3. With a simple, limited feature set, your product is easier to understand to your early adopters.