In my experience, it means whatever the Product Manager for the project declares it to mean.
Usually that's "the thing we have today. Ship it!"
Usually that's "the thing we have today. Ship it!"
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A few people are noticing that Spotify is much more stable in this update. No longer locking up when selecting an album.
MVP means a minimally viable product, something that does “just enough” to get by. This means that new features aren’t fully fleshed out and can be rolled out before all functionality of that feature has been implemented which can cause bugs or unintended user behavior.
I’m not saying it is isn’t robust. I’m just saying don’t expect perfection that you may expect from your typical automaker.
Also, the fast iterations of MVP software introduces bugs, which at least will get fixed rapidly but it will happen. I’m not saying this is bad, again, just don’t expect perfection and expect that things may not work as expected.
Why even bother to push something that fixes nothing? If there ARE fixes, put them - all of them - in the release notes! If you think people don’t want to read them, put Cliff Notes versions on the dash and the full Tolstoy version on the website.
Why Tesla still does not write detailed release notes is beyond me. They even go as far as to change driving behaviour, often for no apparent reason, without telling people. We are left to discover the changes at the worst times. Does no one at the company view this as a major safety risk?
I've had my Model S for a year now and so far have been very satisfied with the hardware itself. I have a very sour taste about the car's software and make it known to friends / potential buyers when asked about the car. I warn the more technically-oriented that they are likely to experience drama over the pace and direction of Tesla software development.
TBF, that's not just a Tesla thing. Seems like not one automaker has any clue about implementing software in cars that absolutely rely on it. My previous '16 Civic EX-T's Display Audio system was just crap, a crippled tablet running Android 4.2. Can't update, can't repair, can only replace with an identical unit.