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Huh. The most common existing workflows aren't necessarily those of traditional developers. Or, stronger, the most common needed workflows - the ones that are
by AnimalMuppet 1y ago
Huh. The most common existing workflows aren't necessarily those of traditional developers. Or, stronger, the most common needed workflows - the ones that aren't addressed yet, but there's a need for.
- zahlman 1y agoIndeed. The problem is, it's also hard to do research into what other users actually do, or what they find useful. Above and beyond the usual pitfalls of trying to get design advice from end users, you don't even know how to find and communicate with everyone. Certainly they don't generally seem aware of the official forum, and weren't aware of the mailing lists it replaced (heck, I didn't know about the forum until years in, having previously tried using the mailing list!), or the many relevant GitHub issue trackers, etc. So the next obvious thing is to try to post solicitations for feedback somewhere else — but where?