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MVP that evolves: 7 technical decisions before the first line of code

Um MVP não precisa nascer preparado para milhões de usuários. Mas também não deve ser construído de uma forma que torne cada evolução futura mais cara do que a anterior. O desafio técnico de um MVP é encontrar um equilíbrio: entregar rápido o suficiente para validar hipóteses, mantendo uma base simples, observável e segura. O objetivo não é antecipar todos os cenários. É evitar decisões que…

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The article discusses the challenges of building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that can scale with users while keeping development costs low. It provides seven key decisions to make before starting to code, including defining a testable hypothesis, identifying domain boundaries, and planning data strategy. The article also emphasizes the importance of considering external integrations, security, and observability in production.

By making these decisions early on, developers can avoid costly rework and create a solid foundation for their MVP. The decisions are aimed at finding a balance between delivering quickly and maintaining a simple, observable, and secure base.

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