MVPs, or a Minimally Viable Product, is a great way to test out ideas.
However, we want to build them quickly. A solution for that is often what is referred to as a Low-Code or No-Code tool. There are many, including Softr, Bubble, Airtable, Flutter Flow, and many more.
In this video, I showcase several different tools, along with some of their benefits and drawbacks.
ERDs, or Entity Relationship Diagrams, are an important part of developing many software projects. They let us see how our data is related to itself, and other entities, so we know how to construct our data sources, such as a database. They are also good, because they can be shared among the development team, so…
When you tell your friends and family your ideas, many of them will lie to you… that is, they will say it’s a great idea, and they have faith in you. Well, they might have faith, but if they only think its a great idea because you came up with it, you have a problem….
One thing that you will often hear me say is that Software Engineers are often not good at things outside their field. Most people aren’t. But because we will often work with other fields, we need to be able to utilize a Subject Matter Expert (SME). That is someone who is an expert in the…
In this video, I show how I picked what will go into version 1, or as we refer to it as our MVP, or Minimally Viable Product. Now, a version 1 of a software product is not necessarily an MVP. An MVP, or minimally viable product, is a simple product that is still usable. We…
Now that I’ve built the application MVP, what will be next? That is the important question of course that I answer in this video. From here, you can see where to go. The biggest effort will be in re-writing the core code base to support multiple types of questions include: Want to follow along and…
If you’ve been following along with this, you might have seen what seems to be a pause. I wanted to give everyone a brief update on what has been going on. The pause in communicate was because unfortunately, I was a little sick for about 2 weeks. Yuck! I know. While I’ve been feeling better,…
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