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MVP: Minimum Viable apP?
The document discusses the challenges of creating a minimum viable app (MVP) given the diverse frameworks and programming languages available. It highlights the issue of varying platform features and emphasizes that a one-size-fits-all solution is not feasible. The document also includes contact details for several individuals involved in the discussion and promotes signing up for additional mailing lists.
MVP: Minimum Viable apP?
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- 2. Google and LinkedIngroups #MoMoEdi
- 4. MVP: Minimum ViableapP? Geoff Ballinger System Architect, deltaDNA @geoffballinger
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- 6. frameworks abstraction of: • language& APIs • layout & design • platform features
- 7. huge variation specific vsgeneral web vs .NET vs C++ vs Java vs ? how many platforms?
- 8. one size doesnot fit all!
- 9. • Billy Jones •Jamie Sutherland • Neil Polwart • Kevin Miller
- 10. questions or comments? GeoffBallinger (@geoffballinger) Billy Jones (@theninthnode) Jamie Sutherland (@wedgybo) Neil Polwart (@NovarumDX) Kevin Miller (@runrev) (… and remember to sign up to the eClub and MoMoEdi lists!)
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Editor's Notes
- #3 Mobile & wireless in the widest sense Tech, design, commercial and social events every approx 3 months at the moment. links into the global MoMoEdi network
- #4 Jo
- #5 deltaDNA – player relationship management Solve high acquisition costs by reducing churn and increasing LTV. Survey audience tech vs startup used a mobile framework before pre-A round startup which depends on mobile in some way?
- #6 “lean” startup requires iteration native mobile apps are expensive and inflexible £20k for typical app
- #7 Native app platforms are large, complex, perverse Very specialist knowledge Don’t underestimate the learning curve to do it in house Simpler abstraction - more rapidly productive Stabilizers! More familiar tech???
- #8 also available APIs – custom vs standard?
- #9 limits of framework vs required scope
- #10 Will be hearing from 3 startups and a framework provider. Keep questions until the end.