Yesterday, 05:17 PM
Dear All,
Thank you for your continued attention and valuable discussion.
First and foremost, we want to make it clear that every user's testing and feedback, including the detailed tests from garioch7, are extremely important to us. These diverse test results from real-world scenarios are an extension of our eyes and ears. As everyone knows, garioch7's testing helped us improve image detection speed and identify the issues causing performance regressions. This is a perfect example of how community strength directly drives product improvements. For a team of limited size, such assistance is invaluable.
At the same time, we fully understand n8chavez's perspective. His concerns stem from a genuine care for the team's efficiency—hoping that we, the "chefs," can focus wholeheartedly on "cooking" and devote our energy to core development. This is not to negate the value of testing but rather to hope that the "input" from testing can be integrated in a more efficient and less disruptive manner for the team.
Our goal is to strike the best balance between these two aspects, ensuring that critical issues can be quickly identified and addressed while avoiding information overload that could impact the development pace. We continue to welcome and appreciate everyone's testing and sharing of results, as the testing insights from every dedicated user can be more efficiently transformed into the building blocks of product progress.
Once again, we extend our gratitude to n8chavez, al3x, CDC9762, garioch7, and all users who have participated in the discussion and testing. Every contribution you make—whether it's in-depth test reports or thoughtful reflections on processes—helps us move forward more effectively.
We look forward to continuing our partnership in building a better product, together.
Wishing you all a happy New Year and a pleasant holiday season.
Best regards,
Hasleo Software Team
Thank you for your continued attention and valuable discussion.
First and foremost, we want to make it clear that every user's testing and feedback, including the detailed tests from garioch7, are extremely important to us. These diverse test results from real-world scenarios are an extension of our eyes and ears. As everyone knows, garioch7's testing helped us improve image detection speed and identify the issues causing performance regressions. This is a perfect example of how community strength directly drives product improvements. For a team of limited size, such assistance is invaluable.
At the same time, we fully understand n8chavez's perspective. His concerns stem from a genuine care for the team's efficiency—hoping that we, the "chefs," can focus wholeheartedly on "cooking" and devote our energy to core development. This is not to negate the value of testing but rather to hope that the "input" from testing can be integrated in a more efficient and less disruptive manner for the team.
Our goal is to strike the best balance between these two aspects, ensuring that critical issues can be quickly identified and addressed while avoiding information overload that could impact the development pace. We continue to welcome and appreciate everyone's testing and sharing of results, as the testing insights from every dedicated user can be more efficiently transformed into the building blocks of product progress.
Once again, we extend our gratitude to n8chavez, al3x, CDC9762, garioch7, and all users who have participated in the discussion and testing. Every contribution you make—whether it's in-depth test reports or thoughtful reflections on processes—helps us move forward more effectively.
We look forward to continuing our partnership in building a better product, together.
Wishing you all a happy New Year and a pleasant holiday season.
Best regards,
Hasleo Software Team