Building RabbitHole (Even While It Breaks)
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Learn how to build and iterate on a project like RabbitHole despite its broken state and incomplete features
Action Steps
- Identify the core features of your project and prioritize them
- Build a minimum viable product (MVP) to test and validate assumptions
- Iterate on the MVP by refining and adding features
- Test and debug the project regularly to catch and fix errors
- Refactor code and improve architecture as the project evolves
Who Needs to Know This
Developers and project managers can benefit from this article to understand the importance of iterative development and continuous improvement
Key Insight
💡 Iterative development allows you to build and improve a project continuously, even when it's not fully functional
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