MVP: Minimum Viable apP?
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Introductory slides for the June 2014 Mobile Monday Edinburgh event focussed on using mobile app frameworks to allow rapid prototyping and delivery of early product iterations in startups. For links to the rest of the presentations see https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/momoedinburgh
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MVP: Minimum Viable apP?
- 1. welcome!
- 2. Google and LinkedIn groups #MoMoEdi
- 4. MVP: Minimum Viable apP? Geoff Ballinger System Architect, deltaDNA @geoffballinger
- 6. frameworks abstraction of: • language & APIs • layout & design • platform features
- 7. huge variation specific vs general web vs .NET vs C++ vs Java vs ? how many platforms?
- 8. one size does not fit all!
- 9. • Billy Jones • Jamie Sutherland • Neil Polwart • Kevin Miller
- 10. questions or comments? Geoff Ballinger (@geoffballinger) Billy Jones (@theninthnode) Jamie Sutherland (@wedgybo) Neil Polwart (@NovarumDX) Kevin Miller (@runrev) (… and remember to sign up to the eClub and MoMoEdi lists!)
- 11. thanks!
Editor's Notes
- Mobile & wireless in the widest sense Tech, design, commercial and social events every approx 3 months at the moment. links into the global MoMoEdi network
- Jo
- deltaDNA – player relationship management Solve high acquisition costs by reducing churn and increasing LTV. Survey audience tech vs startup used a mobile framework before pre-A round startup which depends on mobile in some way?
- “lean” startup requires iteration native mobile apps are expensive and inflexible £20k for typical app
- Native app platforms are large, complex, perverse Very specialist knowledge Don’t underestimate the learning curve to do it in house Simpler abstraction - more rapidly productive Stabilizers! More familiar tech???
- also available APIs – custom vs standard?
- limits of framework vs required scope
- Will be hearing from 3 startups and a framework provider. Keep questions until the end.