Decoding Mark Zuckerberg’s Product Strategy: “Ship Frequently”. Part-A: Powered by E2E (UI) Test Automation

“Release Early; Release Often” is so important, but why few can achieve it?

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(Update: 2025–02–07): Part-B: How to Implement Real “Ship Daily”? (only on Substack)

First, let’s hear Mark Zuckerberg explain his successful “formula” for Product Strategy (I first came across this LinkedIn post).

“I view the product strategy less as any one specific thing and more as how do we iterate and learn as quickly as possible how to make each thing better for for the people we’re trying to serve right. so if like I Define our strategies we can learn faster than every other company we’re going to win. We’re going to build a better product than everyone else because we’re going to get it out first or early; We’re going to have a good feedback loop; we’re going to get get a bunch of feed back we’re going to learn what people like better than other people, and then over time by the time, you get to you know whether it’s version three or four or five I mean they’re not even discreet versions because we you ship so frequently…