#product development

Are 3D printers actually useful for making real products in 2025?

Should developers actually use their own apps?

Is engineering design now overrated compared to actual manufacturing execution?

What's your take on using a no-code MVP to validate a B2B idea – is it just a fad?

How do you deal with UX feedback that completely ignores technical limits?

Is the lean startup methodology still worth it in 2025?

Has anyone else found that over-engineering a product actually hurts production efficiency?

Is plugging AI into everything a smart investment or just lazy tech debt?

Has anyone else noticed how many startups skip user research these days?

Will upgrading to 3D printing save me money on prototype runs?

Is the lean startup methodology just an excuse to ship half-baked products and call it agile?

Can prototype quality predict production success

Would you ever trust a biotech startup that skips basic research for faster product development?

Have supply chain delays made you abandon major product launches altogether?

Should we prioritize speed over precision in prototype runs?

Do you trust AI to design products without human oversight?

Do industrial designers secretly hate engineers for ruining their beautiful concepts?