
Design Review - Episode 48 - How to define an MVP that doesn't suck
We answer a listener question on what should go into an MVP
Design Review - Episode 48 - How to define an MVP that doesn't suck launched on February 2, 2017 with 61 votes, #686 of 3,175 launches that month.
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