Edge of Chaos

I joined the productivity tools market in 2004 and have had the luxury of observing its dynamics for 22 years now.

You built a product and had your first release.

Linear recently claimed that they have a zero-bugs policy.

Every vendor has some vibes, positive, neutral, or bad.

After my last post Malleable Software Will Eat the SaaS World many people assumed that I was talking about code-level tools only.

In the AI era, the winners won’t be the tools you adapt to — they’ll be the tools that adapt to you.

My psychotherapist (my wife) told me I need to write.

I am not often satisfied with any results: not of my own work, not my teams’, not that of the company as a whole or each individual person in it.

Startups are hard 🐝.

Features prioritization is the hardest problem in product management.

Almost any serious no-code tool should have automations at some point.

Back in the ’90s, people were already doing what we’re more or less trying to do now at Fibery.

The Buddha's Way of Happiness is the sixth book about Buddhism that I’ve read, and one of the best.

It seems no-code software is booming.

J.C.R.