mvp

Minimum viable product refers to the smallest set of features that allows a product to be released to test a core value proposition with real users. The approach emphasizes rapid learning and iteration, using feedback to guide subsequent development. An MVP should include only essential functionality necessary to validate market demand and value.

Most Valuable Player is an annual award in many sports leagues recognizing the player judged to be most instrumental to their team’s success. Criteria and voting vary by league, and the honor is awarded for performance, leadership, and impact in key games. The best-known example is the NBA’s MVP award.

Model–View–Presenter is a software design pattern that separates data, user interface, and input handling. The Model stores data and business logic, the View renders the UI and forwards user actions, and the Presenter mediates between them, updating the View and handling user input. It differs from Model–View–Controller by keeping the View largely passive and placing most control in the Presenter.

Most Valuable Professional is a Microsoft community recognition program for individuals who contribute to technical communities by sharing knowledge, mentoring, and presenting on Microsoft products and technologies.

Because MVP is an acronym used in different domains, the intended meaning depends on context.