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The Most Expensive Part of Building an MVP Isn’t the Code
Most MVPs don't become expensive because developers write bad code.
They become expensive because teams build too much before learning what actually matters.
A typical product starts like this:
“We need authentication, dashboards, notifications, payments, analytics, admin panels, integrations…”
And suddenly, the “MVP” has become a 4-month project.
The problem isn't development.
The problem is deciding what doesn't need to be built yet.
An MVP Should Answer One Question
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