The art of building products
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The art of building products
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Re: The art of building products
#2Ugh. Don't bother clicking through.
At first I was nodding my head, looking for where he ties it all together with the marketing that's the other important side to building a product. Then I realize he's not building products at all, he's doing client work. The whole thing is just an intro to Agile. And not even a very good one at that.
Re: The art of building products
#3Ugh. Don't bother clicking through. At first I was nodding my head, looking for where he ties it all together with the marketing that's the other important side to building a product. Then I realize he's not building products at all, he's doing client work. The whole thing is just an intro to Agile. And not even a very good one at that.
Not all readers have the same set of knowledge.
Re: The art of building products
#4Ugh. Don't bother clicking through. At first I was nodding my head, looking for where he ties it all together with the marketing that's the other important side to building a product. Then I realize he's not building products at all, he's doing client work. The whole thing is just an intro to Agile. And not even a very good one at that.
Not all readers have the same set of knowledge.
How did you get this to front page? Manipulation?
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not all readers have the same set of knowledge.
How did you get this to front page? Manipulation?
A title like "The art of building products" is upvote bait for HN users. I don't do it anymore but I used to upvote submissions with titles like that without reading the article. My thinking being that if my vote gets someone else to read it I can check the comments to see what kind of discussion it generates and whether the article itself is worth reading. These days so much of this fluff makes it to the front page that I am more careful about what I upvote.
Re: The art of building products
#7Ugh. Don't bother clicking through. At first I was nodding my head, looking for where he ties it all together with the marketing that's the other important side to building a product. Then I realize he's not building products at all, he's doing client work. The whole thing is just an intro to Agile. And not even a very good one at that.
This article is more click baity but the previous article is better written. http://www.codelitt.com/blog/the-art-of-defining-products/