Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman explore the complexities of rewriting a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and whether such actions can be classified as a 'rewrite.' The conversation emphasizes the value of rewriting code that has proven to be effective and the need for new terminology in the software development community.

Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman explore the complexities of rewriting a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and whether such actions can be classified as a 'rewrite.' The conversation emphasizes the value of rewriting code that has proven to be effective and the need for new terminology in the software development community.

Episode 138: The MVP Worked. Do We Rewrite It To Scale?

‘Never Rewrite’ is a mantra of ours in the programming realm. Often times when software developers encounter nightmare codebases, the thought crosses their mind to work towards a rewrite, a port to a new language, or despair that their code is unfixable. 
It’s not unfixable, and we explore how to get started along with an array of other software topics in our eponymous podcast.

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‘Never Rewrite’ is a mantra of ours in the programming realm. Often times when software developers encounter nightmare codebases, the thought crosses their mind to work towards a rewrite, a port to a new language, or despair that their code is unfixable. It’s not unfixable, and we explore how to get started along with an array of other software topics in our eponymous podcast.

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Episode 138: The MVP Worked. Do We Rewrite It To Scale?

Episode 138: The MVP Worked. Do We Rewrite It To Scale?