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The Ultimate Guide to Minimum Viable Product

The Ultimate Guide to Minimum Viable Product

Please raise your hand, if you’ve ever heard about minimum viable product (MVP) and have no clue what it is. When you talk to software…
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Brainhub
The MVP is dead. Long live the RAT.

The MVP is dead. Long live the RAT.

Why you should focus on Riskiest Assumption Tests and forget about MVPs.
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Rik Higham
Validating an Idea is Hard: Part 2

Validating an Idea is Hard: Part 2

When you’re excited about an idea, feedback from strangers can be really misleading.
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Cory Zue
Testing an MVP with Google Ads and Analytics

Testing an MVP with Google Ads and Analytics

How I used $18 of advertising dollars to decide whether or not I should keep pursuing my project.
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Cory Zue
The SaaS App Explosion and its Impact on Individuals

The SaaS App Explosion and its Impact on Individuals

Business benefits, Individual costs, and ways to manage.
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Sam DeBrule
..[cont.] The MVP Saga

..[cont.] The MVP Saga

This is a continuation from the last story on MVP — The curious case of MVP — The Why and How, published on Hackernoon.
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Abhishek Anand
Product Vision and MVP: A Toolkit

Product Vision and MVP: A Toolkit

It sometimes feels like I have two product managers in my head.
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Betina Evancha
The definitive guide to not going insane about your side-projects

The definitive guide to not going insane about your side-projects

Side-projects. If you are a creator, you are very likely to have lots of them. The problem is: They can drive you insane! Here’s what helps…
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Hendrik Ewerlin
Walking through the death valley of unfinished side projects

Walking through the death valley of unfinished side projects

My side project game is at its all time low. Maybe I am using unhealthy comparison with myself during college years when I did not need to…
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Tomas Grubliauskas
Call It What You Like, Minimum “X” Product Fails For Two Reasons

Call It What You Like, Minimum “X” Product Fails For Two Reasons

Everyone wants to start validating the idea for their startup by creating a minimum viable product, minimum delightful product, minimum…
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Poornima Vijayashanker
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