My friendly advice for the author of this project: Release the code on Github. Just release anything, even if it's not finished. Make the code work first, then

My friendly advice for the author of this project: Release the code on Github. Just release anything, even if it's not finished. Make the code work first, then build a slick website where you brag about its features and benchmarks. Creating the website first, before there's even anything to try out, is disingeous at best, and at worst it's leaching productivity away from time better spent programming. I remember how, as a junior developer, it was a lot more fun talking about how great my project was going to be, than doing the actual, hard work. But it does take hard work to bring something to completion. You're doing the exact same thing with your chat app, Volt. You spent years talking about how great it was going to be. You promised features and release dates, then changed the release dates once you weren't able to deliver. Your current alpha release barely works and barely has any of the features. You clearly need some helping hands to implement all the features you've been promising over the years. I'm sure there are lots of developers here who would love to hack on a new programming language or a chat app.