The Lean Startup, Part I (how to make your startup "ship" software that rocks customer's lives)

[theupstartcom]

This is great! Getting the book ASAP

[Notecrusher]

Eric is one smart dude.

[thegreeensky]

great ideas.. :)

[KickAssProject]

This is the way to do it! go go go!

Check out KickAssProject to learn how to develop this way.

[TheUFCbruh]

You lost a lot of weight Mir

[ProfCantonius]

@TheUFCbruh its his brother, eric mir

[tptbabu]

there is a co by name Datasisar. google datasisar to get thier website, they seems to have a good solution offerings for start ups all working in the cloud to meet all your IT needs.

[tptbabu]

there is a co by name Datasisar. google datasisar to get thier website, they seems to have a good solution offerings all working in the cloud

[TheBroadcastic]

He's just compiling to server 50 times a day. I write programs like that too

[dsgraphita]

Inspirational and insightful - Would you consider the value of putting the name of WHO you are interviewing into the title/ description Robert.

[myluck100]

Guy is doing 50 releases a day. He He He.

[jdtangney]

Sigh. NOTHING new here.

[jamesoclark]

Robert - loved that you related Eric's 5 Why's framework to David Allen's Getting Things Done. Big believer of getting to the next action - very insightful on your part.

[Android780]

Behind every Technical Problem there is a Human Problem. Thank you.

[LDNHustler]

BORING

[fcmonnard]

So now you understand that with apple app store, all of this is almost impossible (Because you do not master many vitale steps in the deploy process).

[dgarcia59]

@fcmonnard Famigo Games presented at the Austin Lean Startup last month which has app store apps and also a developer API. They've gotten around some of the iteration issues by having things like game rule sets and content downloaded when the app starts, that way they can test those things without having to submit to the store with ever change. Obviously new complex functionality would have a longer iteration time, but don't let that stop you from following lean concepts.

[plainspace]

Man! Eric is one smart guy. I'd love have him weigh in on my concept.