My First MVP

Stepping into the realm of software development, I was unfamiliar with the term "Minimum Viable Product" (MVP) until I began my journey at Flatiron. Little did I know that within a mere three days, I would not only learn about it but also create one myself.

Coming in to this assignment, I had this idea to create an app for generating tournaments for any kind of game you could find yourself involved in. I just found the idea interesting and well within my scope to accomplish in the three weeks we were given. For the MVP I decided to work off of the basic page that the React app creates for you. I added a list of teams that could be added to and teams could be deleted as well. Along with this, I added the functionality to generate pairs from the list in a random order.

The creation of this MVP served as a crucial stepping stone, laying the groundwork for the grander vision I held for my project. It not only validated the feasibility of the concept but also provided a solid foundation upon which I could further expand and enhance the app.

The success of this initial phase instilled in me a sense of accomplishment and motivation to pursue the subsequent stages of development with renewed vigor. It wasn’t merely the completion of a task within a constrained timeframe; it was a testament to the possibilities that emerge when creativity, dedication, and technical skill converge.

Stay tuned for the evolution of this tournament-generating app as it transforms from its humble MVP beginnings into a fully-fledged, feature-rich platform, catering to the diverse needs of gaming enthusiasts everywhere.