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Fredrik Pettersen in Iterate Norway

Mar 8, 2019

Den unge mannen og havet

– Ja, det er ballsy, sier Adrian Tofting som etter avsluttede studier ved NTNU i fjor sommer har gründet…

Anders Haugeto in Iterate Norway

Feb 4, 2019

Vision/Founders-fit — Part I

A new beginning for startups

Anders Haugeto in Iterate Norway

Feb 20, 2019

Explore: Less users is more

In the early phase of a startup, there is a potential conflict between getting a lot of users, and learning how to scale. It drives you into a knowledge debt that becomes harder to fix, the more you expand.

Anders Haugeto in Iterate Norway

Feb 4, 2019

Vision/founders-fit — Part II

Iterate is a 60 heart tech company building our own innovation ecosystem. This series is about what we're learning. Also see Part I.

In systems thinking, we optimise work by looking at the entire value stream from customer need to solution delivered…

Anders Haugeto in Iterate Norway

Jan 18, 2019

Are you conditioned by “supporters”?

Working on something truly new and innovative is an endeavour that few people will understand before it’s proven beyond any reasonable doubt: We can only imagine the early days of the now so famous founding team with the incredibly stupid idea to rent our homes to…

Anders Bjørneby in Iterate Norway

Mar 19, 2019

How Iterate works with startups

Many great founders with skills, knowledge and a great idea miss just one essential piece to get started…

Anders Haugeto in Iterate Norway

Feb 4, 2019

Vision/founders-fit — Part III

Iterate is a 60 heart tech company building our own innovation ecosystem. This series is about what we’re…

Mathias Hov in Iterate Norway

Sep 10

Enhancing Product Sprints with AI: A Practical Guide

Mathias Hov in Iterate Norway

Sep 3

From Magnus Carlsen to Corporate Sprints: The Iterate Innovation Formula

Oddmund Strømme in Iterate Norway

Jan 26, 2019

test && commit || revert ; pending

People have been pointing out how TCR does not support the red test step of TDD. In TDD you begin with writing a test that does not pass. If you make a test that does not pass in TCR, you lose the test you just wrote.

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