#fail fast

[sehrmerkwuerdig]

There are two kinds of people in this world: those who want to get things done and those who don´t want to make mistakes.

John Maxwell

[missionanime-blog]

Success = Never Give Up + Fail Fast.

[techenthuinsights]

Our mantra for year 2015 is “Fail Fast”, and I have been thinking of applying this mantra in my day-to-day software development life.

[rifkisyabani]

Fail Fast, Fail Often

Fail Fast, Fail Often

Fail Fast, Fail Often Ryan Babineaux dan John Krumboltz menjelaskan dalam bukunya Fail Fast Fail Often: “How Losing Can Help You Win”, bagaimana kekalahan atau kesalahan bisa menuntun kepada kemenangan. Selaras dengan Megan McArdhe dalam “The Up Side of Down”, why failing well is the key to success.Ini semacam paradox yang membagongkan? No,… ini trully bener-bener right, koq.Many people think…

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[2057]

my first foray into pottery. i love it.

[topgift]

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[epic-affirmations]

Failures are inevitable. Fail Fast to Succed Sooner . Affirmation 100 repeats ( boy/girl synt voice )

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[hyoga-3d]

Ideas the come from anywhere, any person and can appear in any moment, you think about something which at first it seems great, and you start working on it, any maybe the results are great or not, we never know before we try, but what happens when this “idea”, comes from the game itself?

Well, this is what this video talks about it, while developing a game ideas are executed and we never know 100% what outcomes they will have, and with this some great things can happen, while seeing these outcomes you may discover things in your game that may be even more fun than the design you were aiming for, and this video advice you to listen to your game and “follow the fun”.

Following the fun means that you see something in your game you really like, and than you start to turn your efforts in maximizing this fun because maybe that could be the part that stands out from your game, even though it was not made on purpose.

I think that this is a good philosophy, because many times I had face myself trying to get “my design” work in the game even though I had something right in front of my face calling for my attention, maybe it was just a very simple little detail from the game, but it was really fun just to play with.

What are your thoughts in about this philosophy, do you agree with, or have you faced some situation like it in some project you have worked on?