Gio Lodi • 10/7/2020

You Don't Need It Yet

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This article details the YDNIY (You Don't Need It Yet) software development principle, contrasting it with YAGNI and MVP. It advocates for shipping useful, if incomplete, products quickly by implementing only immediately necessary features, using a Python memory profiler as a case study to illustrate iterative, user-focused development.

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