Software is never done. At some point you have to ship something. As a .Net Core user I say that this is mature enough to get started, and to have feedback flow

Software is never done. At some point you have to ship something. As a .Net Core user I say that this is mature enough to get started, and to have feedback flowing to the developers to develop something the users actually want. You may have more enterprise-like experience, thus expectations, but frequent releases based on feedback are usually better for the users than a project manager trying to guess the needs of the users by some magical, or other means. I rather live with this kind of projects, but I have been a desktop Linux user for half a decade (when it was more painful), so I may be missocialized :D As stated in another comment, I also think that the communication could be improved, but I'm hoping the best, the new more direct means of communication are really promising for me personally.