Developing software, you're constantly facing a surprisingly tricky choice: of all the things you could work on, which ones are worth your time? How should you spend your next hour? Your next day? A team building a new product will make a thousand such decisions -- and the ultimate success or failure of their venture will largely be determined by those choices. Starting from these questions, this talk will explore the principles underlying the Lean Startup, with a goal of enabling teams to determine the best way to spend their time, in each moment.
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About the speaker:
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Dan Milstein is a co-founder at Hut 8 Labs, a software consulting shop in Boston. He's worked as a programmer, architect, team lead and product manager at a variety of startups over the last 15 years. He is fascinated by how software development lives at the intersection of complexity, human nature, and economic value. Some recent writing includes: How To Survive a Ground-Up Rewrite Without Losing Your Sanity, and Coding, Fast and Slow: Developers and the Psychology of Overconfidence. |
Contact information:
Dan Milstein
dan@hut8labs.com