
The blockchain and startup communities are emphasizing the importance of shipping velocity in the development and deployment of Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) solutions. Industry experts highlight that the ability to launch a Layer 1 blockchain, including Avalanche L1, and deploy full-stack applications in under 15 minutes signifies a significant advancement. This rapid deployment capability is seen as a key factor in the success of startups, with shipping velocity being prioritized over traditional engineering practices. The trend underscores a shift towards faster and more efficient blockchain development, with new categories of applications being unlocked by L2 solutions. The convergence of the fat protocol thesis is also noted as a critical development.
We’re going to ship this safely, but we’re going to do it fast than ever before. I can’t recall a time when the team has been more unified on an end goal. Deleverage the base layer, introduce App Layer, focus relentlessly on new chains + LP experience. It’s never been clearer.
To be GREAT: You need to be OBSESSED before you can SHIPFAST. https://t.co/VcTZTTvElT
Software in startups is about shipping velocity, not clever engineering. That often means being thoughtful about architecture and enforcing good practices like unit tests. But it's all for one singular goal: shipping velocity.