You know I agree with this at so many different levels. I am currently at a point at my App where I need to decide to 'launch' or keep improving the quality of the product.
By improving the quality of the product I don't mean fixing bugs, I mean improving UX for example, execution speed, and the sort.
We decided on a release on an specific date, and we are sticking with it. But still I think about how much time I should spend improving the quality vs launch.
I guess one successful example is delicious. I trashed them so badly for releasing a low quality product (I am referring to the new owners). But then after a week the product already feels so much better than before.So I guess release often, does work.
I'm glad that there are other people agreeing with my view. As I was writing the post I got the feeling it was too negative and discouraging. But then I figured if a simple post discourages you from your idea you don;t have a passion for it. It is for the better to move on and do something else.
If you need help or just some notes on your project get in touch. I'm always happy to lend a hand if I can.
By improving the quality of the product I don't mean fixing bugs, I mean improving UX for example, execution speed, and the sort.
We decided on a release on an specific date, and we are sticking with it. But still I think about how much time I should spend improving the quality vs launch.
I guess one successful example is delicious. I trashed them so badly for releasing a low quality product (I am referring to the new owners). But then after a week the product already feels so much better than before.So I guess release often, does work.