We are a lot more concerned with making customers feel like part of the company’s growth than worrying about competitors.
Our customers love seeing the roadmap. And we are lucky to have an engineering team that really does deliver what’s promised. So we like to show that (hence the public release notes that connect to items on the roadmap).
This gives customers confidence that we really will deliver what we say we will, and they can plan their adoption of the product around it.
The community also really loves seeing their own suggestions make it into the roadmap. The way I see it, we’re all building this together.
At the end of the day, it’s not the best product that will always win. It comes down to community.
We are a lot more concerned with making customers feel like part of the company’s growth than worrying about competitors.
Our customers love seeing the roadmap. And we are lucky to have an engineering team that really does deliver what’s promised. So we like to show that (hence the public release notes that connect to items on the roadmap).
This gives customers confidence that we really will deliver what we say we will, and they can plan their adoption of the product around it.
The community also really loves seeing their own suggestions make it into the roadmap. The way I see it, we’re all building this together.
At the end of the day, it’s not the best product that will always win. It comes down to community.