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I think Ash Maurya's book "Running Lean" should be on this list and probably near the top.

Thanks for be honest! It is great to admit mistakes and even greater to share and learn.

This might not be exactly what you are looking for, but could be very helpful to look at some of the responsive web frameworks like Foundation ( http://foundation.zurb.com/ ).

So happy for you guys!

This article nicely summarizes the pains of finding a co-founder. I will definitely share this with others in the same boat. I believe the saying goes, "you will find someone when …

One of, if not, the most important lessons first time entrepreneurs should learn.

If you still confused, go read Running Lean (www.runningleanhq.com). A very concise and step-by-step approach.

Simple yet poignant. I feel like we are getting to a point that if you don't have this embedded into your startup culture, you are already failing.

Great article! I have a rabid passion about this space and have been thinking and researching it for last 2 years. The five minutes I spent reading this has taught me more about th…

Great article. It think you nailed them, I especially like the "Surprise" item as this is often cited in game design as an element of fun.

Good and Bad? This problem is very basic and might attempt to demonstrate the candidate's competency around basic algorithms, data structures, and performance (although nothing was…

Execution over ideas in every case. However, after diving a lot into Lean Product and UX Design, I have learned that the hardest part is finding problems worth solving. In my opini…

Thanks! Was on the fence about getting this, but think I will go ahead and grab it after reading your review.

Meant Foodspotting instead of Spotify.

A little late in the conversation. I think if it is something you are passionate about, you should stick with it. Maybe you can find a partner that can do UX/Graphic design or whic…

This book: http://www.runningleanhq.com/ called Running Lean is a concise how-to for Lean Srartups. I think it is the only book that gives you real specifics.

This title should be changed to "Lean Startup Distilled". Direct and to the point about being Lean.

I think this is some of the best advice on hiring for a startup I have seen in a while. I just don't think the typical "reverse all the words of a sentence in place" is as helpful.…