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Building a web application in 48 hours requires focusing on the core application and avoiding feature creep early on. The case study details how co-founders of Sinefunc built their initial application by standing on the shoulders of giants, doing one thing well with an idea and execution using Ruby, HTML, CSS, and jQuery on Amazon's servers. They landed their initial application and then iterated based on user receptiveness to determine what additional features to develop.
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