Poorly. Having to navigate between the two crush my development productivity and i think made me regress those past 3 years. I aslo use engaging with users as a

Poorly. Having to navigate between the two crush my development productivity and i think made me regress those past 3 years. I aslo use engaging with users as an excuse to forget, procrastinate the part of development i don't enjoy. I really like the people i'm working with and the project we're on, but this was not sustainable for me so i'm leaving, i will be replaced by two people, one engaging with users and able to execute small, limited task, who will have to learn our platform for at least two to three months, and a full-time developer later on. My advice is unless you are really driven by your product: don't do both if you can afford to.