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<\/a>Join AgilityFeat’s Costa Rican Code Commandos on the beach and learn more about best practices in building your startup the lean way!<\/p><\/div>\n
Patrick Vlaskovits, \u201cThe Lean Entrepreneur\u201d to kick-off DareToBeLean<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Registration for DareToBeLean will be opening up this week, so keep an eye on D2BL2013.com<\/a> for the announcement. You will definitely want to take advantage of our Super Early Bird pricing in October, because we are setting up an awesome event – including noted author Patrick Vlaskovits! Patrick will be leading a workshop on Day 1 of D2BL all about customer development. How do you know if you’re spending your capital building the right product? Patrick can teach you!<\/p>\n AgilityFeat joins C3 working space in Cambridge MA<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n AgilityFeat is proud to be joining the C3 working space in Cambridge, Massachusetts. As part of the Cambridge Innovation Center, this building hosts more than 400 startups right next to MIT and in a major hub of innovation on the East Coast. We’ll be there regularly visiting the Venture Cafe and other events, so setup a time to meet Arin and get the tech advice or teams that your startup needs!<\/p>\n Tour of AgilityFeat’s Wishlisting.org project<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Check out this blog post where we give you a tour of the wishlisting.org site that we are building for charities. Arin will show the current feature set, focused on our initial customer, the Albemarle Housing Improvement Program. Arin also gives a quick tour of the \u00abCucumber\u00bb features that we use to automate testing of the application and to implement a common agile engineering technique: Acceptance Test Driven Development.<\/p>\n CIO magazine last week wrote an article on how to offshore Agile Development projects. Read this post to see 4 additional crucial things you can learn from AgilityFeat before you outsource your project. And learn why you should \u00abnearshore\u00bb instead of \u00aboffshore\u00bb!<\/p>\n If you like the show \u00abBig Bang Theory\u00bb as much as we do, then you’ll like this post. If you are getting tired of the term \u00abBeta\u00bb, you’ll also like it. See why Arin is tired of betas.<\/p>\n Have you heard the terms lean startup, pivots, customer discovery, but you are having a little trouble getting started? Use this simple one page guide from the Lean Startup Machine to get started right away.<\/p>\n By the way, AgilityFeat will be in Boston this weekend at a Lean Startup Machine, so watch out for us on the streets! We’ll be out and about testing hypotheses for a product idea we have. You can expect a blog post or two about this soon…<\/p>\n More articles: 8 figures, Making things happen, and more<\/strong><\/p>\n Here’s a few more articles we enjoyed last week: Until the next Startup News my friends … Viva la Startup!<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In this week’s \u201cnews from the startup front\u201d, here’s what our team of code commandos is reading, writing and watching: Patrick Vlaskovits, \u201cThe Lean Entrepreneur\u201d to kick-off DareToBeLean AgilityFeat joins C3 working space in Cambridge MA Tour of AgilityFeat’s Wishlisting.org project 4 more tips to Nearshore Agile Development Betas, Big Bang Theories, and Startups LeanStartup […]<\/p>","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"","_et_pb_old_content":"","_et_gb_content_width":""},"categories":[47,59],"tags":[37,63,62,32,66,78,60],"jetpack_featured_media_url":"","yoast_head":"\n
\n4 more tips to Nearshore Agile Development<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nBetas, Big Bang Theories, and Startups<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nLeanStartup Machine launches Validation Board<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nAre you making things happen or waiting for them to happen? (Blogtrepreneur)<\/a>
\nGrowing a business from 6 to 8 figures a year (Under30CEO)<\/a>
\nStartup Communities \u2013 Building Regional Clusters (Steve Blank)<\/a>
\nYou don’t need a prototype to raise a seed round (TechCrunch)<\/a><\/p>\n