# 2021-08-22 19:39:55.656228 UTC (+0000)

Minimal Viable Programming

What is the goal of programming at Bitreich? KatolaZ wrote a nice
summary:

       gopher://katolaz.net/0/p/MVP.txt

To quote what minimal viable programs are:

       A minimal viable program is the smallest program that solves a
       particular problem.  It is small and beautiful. It has no
       additional
       features.

       If you removed a single feature it would be totally useless. If
       you
       added a new feature that feature would not be essential, you
       could use
       the program without making use of the new feature.

This is in concordance with the bitreich manifesto:

       gopher://bitreich.org/0/documents/bitreich-manifesto.md

The MVP article has been preserved in

       git://bitreich.org/bitreich-style

for future references and a further discussion of definitions and where
things should go to for a better daily software life.

Thanks KatolaZ for the thoughts and writing!


Sincerely yours,

20h
Senior Philosophy Officer (SPO)

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