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How Do You Choose What Features to Put Into an MVP

When starting to build Transistor.fm, Jon already knew what he needed to create in order to host a podcast - an RSS feed, a website, and few other things. He sketched it on paper, generated a rails app, and dove right in, sketching directly in code as he went along.

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E8: Jon Buda, Transistor.fm · September 30th, 2019

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What Is Jon Buda's Podcast Platform Transistor.fm?Jon Buda describes Transistor.fm as a podcast hosting and analytics platform.
Why Did Jon Buda Start Working on Transistor.fmInterested in podcasting and working at Cards Against Humanity, Jon wanted to create a better experience for his coworkers, so he convinced them to sign up…
Why Did Jon Buda Partner With Justin Jackson on Transistor.fmInitially Jon wanted to build the product completely on his own, but realizing he was a great coder but not a marketer, partnering with Justin would bring a…
How Did Jon Buda Start Coding in Ruby on RailsWhile in college, Jon created an open-source music player, which later got him a consulting gig, an untimely turned into his first startup experience.
How Does Jon and Justin of Transistor Prioritize Their RoadmapCustomer feedback drives some of the feature priority, and some are driven by the industry and where it is going overall.
What Are Jon's Thoughts on Venture Funding and HiringBefore quitting their others jobs to focus on Transistor full time, Jon and Justin considered taking on venture funding to grow, but ultimately decided…

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