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Apr 30, 2020 27 min

129: Remember When Software Came on Floppy Disks?

from The Art of Product Hosted by Ben Orenstein and Derrick Reimer

Derrick explores the difference between the craft of software development and the building minimum-viable products (and why it's good to exercise both). Ben explores hiring a QA testing firm. They reflect on the nature of shipping software and the differences between web apps and native, cross-platform apps.

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