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“learn to code” they said!. World leaders, keynote speakers, company executives, and educators have been banging on about “everyone should learn to code” for years. But look at the flood of job seekers for software development roles and the waves of tech layoffs in recent years. Something clearly isn’t right and It has to make you question, is getting everyone to learn to code really the ultimate goal? Last year, NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang shook things up, saying there’s no need to code, domain expertise is the future 1. ...

Product development is a balancing act: move quickly, but deliver something users truly value. For years, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) was the gold standard: build fast, launch, and learn from real feedback. As user expectations rise and markets grow more competitive, is the MVP still up to the task? Or is it time to embrace an approach that prioritise a polished, delightful experience from the start? Here’s my perspective on why “good enough” isn’t cutting it anymore and how we can build products that win hearts and minds from day one. ...