Image by freepik Create a project and ensure it has all the features first then and only then can I deploy it. That's something most of us have done, right? Though you may have not thought or said the same thing word for word, but it's something that just happens sub-consciencely. Basically like habit and it does not seem to have any issues. So why would you change your current normal balance to now start deploying work that's incomplete? Let's explore this question together. Deploy early and often This is a software development philosophy that prioritizes frequent, smaller releases over long, feature-heavy development cycles. This approach creates a rapid, tight feedback loop with users while eliminating the risk of building software no one actually wants. It's also known as RERO: Release Early, Release Often The thing is, your project might work fast and efficiently in your local host environment.…