“Production, Not Demos” — What That Actually Means
A demo has one job: survive five minutes with a friendly audience. Production has to survive everyone else, forever. Here is the specific gap…
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“Production, Not Demos” — What That Actually Means
A demo has one job: survive five minutes with a friendly audience. Production has to survive everyone else, forever. Here is the specific gap…
Why We Ship in Slices Instead of Phases
A phased plan looks reassuring on paper and puts every risk at the end. Slices are less tidy and tell you the truth earlier.…