101: Ben Orenstein - How to Build an App in a Week

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How to Build an App in a Week

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101: Ben Orenstein - How to Build an App in a Week

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November 7, 2018 • Episode 101

101: Ben Orenstein - How to Build an App in a Week

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In this episode Adam talks to Ben Orenstein about the common mistakes people make when working on a new project that prevent them from getting it to the finish line.

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In this episode Adam talks to Ben Orenstein about the common mistakes people make when working on a new project that prevent them from getting it to the finish line.

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Topics include:

Why deadlines are critical
Using manual processes to avoid building features entirely
How launching a stripped down version of your idea can help you build the right thing
Recognizing when you don't need to solve a problem yet
Why you shouldn't design your entire UI up front
How evolutionary design applies to both code and interface design
Why you should always finish a feature before starting the next one
Applying this approach to Ben's current project Tuple

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