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9,759 PointsI dont get the whole mvp thing, can someone explain to me? Thanks
https://teamtreehouse.com/library/java-objects/creating-the-mvp/planning-the-mvp
so here is the link,,, I dont get the mvp game, whats that
3 Answers
jcorum
71,830 PointsI guess a good summary would be start small, then, if necessary, add on.
Begin with the smallest version of the project that meets the project's goals. Then, once that's up and working, start adding enhancements.
dlpuxdzztg
8,243 PointsThink of it this way: Lets imagine you're making a platformer.
You want to start off by creating the character including giving him/her the ability to jump and move, however, the character is the only thing you have created and want to create (when making an MVP) for now. There is no main menu, no enemys/NPCs, maybe the first level isn't even completed yet. The only thing you have is a fully-functioning player that can move and jump. There you go, you have an MVP. Once you have your MVP created, you can begin adding NPCs and other things.
I know that this has already been answered, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to provide an example :)
TAO ZHANG
966 Pointsminimum viable product