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YOW London '22 - When software delivery goes wrong: Why app stores could make you sad

YOW London '22 - When software delivery goes wrong: Why app stores could make you sad

(This talk was delivered on Wednesday Nov 30th at YOW! London 2022)

When we have control over the deployment and release of our own products, we can use several techniques to maximise the feedback loop, minimise risk and give us every opportunity to innovate and pivot. Continuous integration, Minimum Viable Product, automated testing, user research… these are all techniques we can use when experimenting with a new product. They allow us to prioritise user needs and maximise agility and flexibility.

But when building a brand new iOS app, you are at the whim of the Apple app store… and this can prevent you from using many – or even any – of the aforementioned techniques.

This talk is a story of ups and downs, tears and triumph, and the very sharp end of the sunk cost fallacy. Via the rollercoaster ride of a failed iOS app, Clare uses the experience to highlight several key components that contribute to successful software development… and offer understanding to those facing obstacles beyond their control.

Warning: Contains mild peril.

Clare Sudbery

November 27, 2022
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  1. SUMMARY Walking skeleton MVP Pivot Minimise risk (MMMSS) TBD /

    CI Experiments / Proof Of Concept Testing Innovation Communication Fart apps! Sunk cost fallacy User research Collaboration @ClareSudbery
  2. THANK YOU, and… Sudbery Software Engineering Ltd Twitter: @claresudbery LinkedIn:

    tinyurl.com/lin-csudbery SDD Deep Dive wi Emily Bache, 8-10 Nov ‘22 YOW! London, 29-30 Nov ‘22 Software Cornwall, May/Jun ‘23 All events: tinyurl.com/csudbery-events (NEXT SLIDE)