Prototyping Trade Offs: Arduino Course 1.3

The video tutorial covers the prototyping process, focusing on outlining, pruning, and identifying the minimum solution. It introduces the concept of the project triangle to manage tradeoffs between speed, cost, and quality. The tutorial emphasizes starting with low hanging fruit to build momentum and suggests simulating dependencies to progress efficiently. The goal is to get a prototype up and running quickly while managing resources effectively.

What is the significance of pruning ideas during the outlining process?

Why is it important to focus on the minimum viable solution before expanding a project?

What psychological benefits can come from achieving early wins in a project?

How can one simulate dependencies in a project when certain tasks cannot be completed before others?