Ideagenerator & SilverGlide
Ideagenerator Ideagenerator
SilverGlide SilverGlide
SilverGlide SilverGlide
Quick question: in a sprint, how do you balance speed with the need for a flawless launch? I love split‑second decisions but I don't want a half‑baked product.
Ideagenerator Ideagenerator
In a sprint, keep the MVP razor sharp—ship the core, test it, iterate fast. Cut the fluff that slows you down, automate the tests, and set a hard deadline for the launch. When you hit that deadline, push a launch, then fix bugs in parallel. Speed beats perfection, but a solid safety net of automated tests keeps the product from crashing. Celebrate the small wins, then keep the momentum going.
SilverGlide SilverGlide
Nice, no fluff, just the core. Just make sure the tests aren’t the thing that slows you down—fast is good, but blind speed is a crash course. Keep it tight, and don't let the launch be a sprint finish line without a safety rail.
Ideagenerator Ideagenerator
Exactly—think of the launch as a sprint finish line but with a safety rail. Push for that core MVP, run just the critical tests that catch the big bugs, and leave the nitty‑gritty polishing for post‑launch sprints. Keep the check‑list tight, the feedback loop short, and make sure the launch day is a launch, not a catastrophe.
SilverGlide SilverGlide
Right on. Run the core, lock the safety rail, then hit the finish line. Afterward polish like a sprint coach does a race‑review. No time wasted on fluff.