I guess that the platform and tooling is pretty much in motion yet. I think this is totally OK, it is in its early stage of life, and agile projects are like th

I guess that the platform and tooling is pretty much in motion yet. I think this is totally OK, it is in its early stage of life, and agile projects are like this in that stage. This is a cost for us, as we use them, yet we accept this, as the benefits will be larger for us, especially in the long run. We can see how the development works, and maybe people with more enterprisey (it here a word for this?) background find this problematic, as they are more accustomed to the slow pace of innovation/changes in that area. For me, with pretty much FLOSS experience (mostly as user) this is nothing new or worrying. This is how business is done in the open, where you see experimentation. This is the way if you want to listen to your users: show them what you do, and listen to them. Do this often, not once every 3-5 years, as in the enterprise.