I've observed that client feedback requires them to see a working demo. And so to solve that problem, we do weekly demos. I really encourage daily demos (doubling down on the principle of short feedback loops to help me mitigate alignment issues).
Then the problem becomes, how do I deploy this version so that I can demo it. This is where having a Developer Enablement Platform (fancy word for k8s or Cloud Foundry or some Platform as a Service that lets developers deploy versions from their machine or pipeline) helps enable this. I fully acknowledge that this can be hard, politically, technically and financially :(
I've observed that client feedback requires them to see a working demo. And so to solve that problem, we do weekly demos. I really encourage daily demos (doubling down on the principle of short feedback loops to help me mitigate alignment issues).
Then the problem becomes, how do I deploy this version so that I can demo it. This is where having a Developer Enablement Platform (fancy word for k8s or Cloud Foundry or some Platform as a Service that lets developers deploy versions from their machine or pipeline) helps enable this. I fully acknowledge that this can be hard, politically, technically and financially :(
BTW, I've used glitch.com as a way to demo.