1 - How to Scope and Build

from Free Form AI · host Michael Berk

In this episode of Freeform AI, hosts Michael and Ben discuss the importance of understanding ROI in feature development, emphasizing the need for effective prioritization and the implementation of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). They explore how to analyze demand, identify root causes of inefficiencies, and utilize the MoSCoW method for prioritization. The conversation also touches on the challenges of iterative development, legacy code, and the significance of communication between stakeholders and developers. The hosts share personal experiences and lessons learned from past mistakes, highlighting the value of simplicity in solutions and the importance of continuous improvement.

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