seems like refine & reiterate was skipped and deliver phase was pushed

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Nah. You're looking at an alpha or beta instance and have set your expectations too high.

yeah, gonna set my expectations low for nostr from now on

that's the way for the future?

or you can pitch in and help? sounds like they need a QA engineer to help test out their work.

QA engineers know code better than i do

Useful to have a blackbox tester.

blackbox tester?

Someonr who tests software, but can't "see into the box". Not knowing how the code is structured leads to different tests.

As opposed to the "whitebox testing" QA engineers usually, do. They're reviewing PRs and stuff, so they aren't approaching with a fresh mind.

Our team has both. Need both.

i'd love to test and especially if that is also considered a job, would be perfect

i like trying out new things and finding things do and don't work

Then I'm adding you to our list. No take-backs. 😂

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We only have Alpha or Beta instances, tho.

Yeah its a blessing and curse to have early starts.

It's just a project management decision.

Every project is free to choose low time-preference development.

I see Ben's initial comment as part of the "refine and iterate" process.

I'd encourage every dev on #nostr to push whatever they're working on live from the get-go, even if it's terribly broken and shitty.

it's something i'm 50/50 on

on one hand, launching early, you can get feedback from the community as soon as possible -> faster reiteration

on the other hand -> launching something early, that's not really presentable, you end up throwing off most of the people initially interested, leaving them with a "meh" first impression, and with how big word-of-mouth marketing is on nostr, it's not good for the thing launched.

Fair. In my experience most devs launch too late or not at all, which is an even bigger shame.

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Yeah, I disagree.

Most of the stuff that launches is so buggy that people play with it and then drop it, again, and then it eventually stops working entirely and the dev has ghosted.

Encountered abandoned projects seven times this week. Doesn't even surprise me, anymore. Nostr is becoming a gigantic software graveyard.

Diligence is a rare virtue.

Whats?

This flow is completely completely wrong

what flow do you follow?