[Stanley]

I Didn’t Know How to Code. But I Knew What We Needed: An MVP

When we launched our first product, I felt like we had crossed a finish line that cost us blood. The tech team was drowning in bugs, improvements, feedback, and a roadmap piling up on top of us. And there I was, with an idea, but without knowing how to code. What if I build the first version myself, even if I don’t know how to program? I did it. In 2 weeks and I’ll tell you how.


https://hackernoon.com/i-didnt-know-how-...source=rss

[JoseMar]

I Didn’t Know How to Code. But I Knew What We Needed: An MVP

When we launched our first product, I felt like we had crossed a finish line that cost us blood. The tech team was drowning in bugs, improvements, feedback, and a roadmap piling up on top of us. And there I was, with an idea, but without knowing how to code. What if I build the first version myself, even if I don’t know how to program? I did it. In 2 weeks and I’ll tell you how.


https://hackernoon.com/i-didnt-know-how-...source=rss

This is honestly so empowering. The whole "what if I just build it myself?" attitude is amazing. It's cool to see how AI and no-code tools are breaking down those old barriers🙂