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Since Christmas I was having an extra long visit with my parents (I hadn’t seen them in two years because of covid), and then it took a couple weeks to move and settle back into Singapore, so I’ve had less work time than usual. Development has been moving a bit slowly and I haven’t done well at responding to and addressing messages here.
Since I had less time than usual I had paused the new backend development and split my time between:
- Fixing what seemed to be the worst bugs
- Improving the help page and adding much more content, getting the Twitter account going, starting a Medium publication, and working with @Rackleberry on making videos
- Working on small fun features when I was offline, like the Command Palette and Inferred Hierarchy
Now I’m back and settled into a good workspace and excited to be ramping back up, and I’m taking a step back to figure out what is the most important thing to do next. I would love your help on what that should be. I think now we should pause large feature development and focus on fixing bugs and smoothing out the experience, but I need some help with the specifics! There have been tons of great posts in the forum but it’s hard to see which are really the most important changes to make next.
- Bugs: I see that there’s a general feeling that the app feels buggy, but I don’t personally run into many bugs in my day-to-day use. So please let me know which bugs bother you the most or you think would bother new users the most, by bumping its thread with a new message or linking to it in a reply here.
- Small features: Are there any small changes that you think would have a big impact?
- Mobile: We’ve been mainly focusing on improving the desktop app, but do you think some time focusing on the mobile app would have a big impact? If so what do you think should be addressed first?
- Community: Although I’ve read every message here I’ve done a poor job at replying, and I will make sure to devote more time to that. Is there anything else you think we could do to foster this community or grow a community elsewhere?
- Marketing and growth: As mentioned in the new user experience thread, we have never really done any marketing so most people don’t even know about Legend. How do you think we should go about improving that? It would be super helpful if you would like to write an article or make a video, or post in a forum/community about Legend. @bradberry has written some great articles that we’ve added into our Help page and our Medium publication, which has been amazing! Or what else would you suggest for getting the word out?
If you have thoughts on this I would love to hear them! And I will do a better job at responding to them quickly . Even better, if you want to talk talk me on a video call I’ve set up a Calendly so you can book a time slot to have a deeper conversation and really get into it: https://forum.legendapp.com/d/532-lets-have-a-video-call