let's say you're building something that is likely a consumer thing one day but will be a developer thing for quite some time before that

what is your rollout strategy?

My experience of that is that devs are a tough market that require you to focus on them and not the end goal. If it’s an innovative tool, use it to roll out milestones showing the path to the end for the end user. Devs are nowhere as thankful as consumer customers. They’re fickle and demanding and critical. Like me

Get as many developers building on it as possible. Good things will follow.

Build it for the devs, ‘sell’ to the devs

Make it as easy as possible for devs to play with it and understand the value behind it.

We are building a consumer game, but some of our earliest users are developers who want to build within our game.

We didn’t expect this.

Paying close attention to all comments here 🙏

Aligning developer incentives: either Satisfaction (Mission alignment) or Reward (Monetary alignment)

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