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Thanks for the feedback. I generally agree with you - there are too many systems that start off as quick productivity and then you get stuck. So there has to b
by gwen-shapira 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback.
I generally agree with you - there are too many systems that start off as quick productivity and then you get stuck. So there has to be options and composability in a platform. I really agree that you need to have a way to grow your understanding of the system and evolve it over time - not just chase "quick wins".
I am curious if you found any of my suggestions "too platform-y", since it does sound like we agree in broad strokes about ideal architectures.