How often do you release new features or updates?
Rupal Saini
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Eduardo Pinillos@epinillos
Hey there!
We're constantly working on improving our product and adding new features. We typically release updates on a weekly sprint cycle, so you can expect to see new stuff pretty regularly.
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Twice in a month! Cause after release we should take feedback and make improvements in week after release!
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Really depends on the product, but we aim for regular small updates. Keeping users happy without overwhelming them.
We typically release new features or updates every few weeks, depending on the complexity of the changes. This approach allows us to stay responsive to user feedback and market demands.
Regular updates help keep our users engaged and ensure we’re continually improving the product. We also prioritize bug fixes and performance enhancements in these releases to maintain a smooth user experience.
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We release new features or updates regularly, typically every two weeks, to continuously improve functionality and user experience.
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We release new features or updates regularly, usually every month, ensuring continuous improvement and enhanced user experience.
As soon as our user start using all the feature.
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It depends on various factors. For some products, new features or updates are released monthly to keep up with user demands and technological advancements. Others might do it quarterly to ensure thorough testing and stability. Start - ups may take longer between releases as they build their initial product. However, in a competitive market, frequent updates are often necessary to stay relevant and provide better user experiences.
We've got a rhythm in place for our own product updates. New features ship every 4-6 weeks, with a focus on delivering high-quality, bug-free improvements each time. Aiming for consistency and reliability over raw speed. But I'm curious to hear others' release cadences too - how often do you all launch updates? And how do you balance speed vs. ensuring a smooth rollout?
We release updates on a bi-weekly sprint cycle. Quality is key - all features are peer reviewed and regression tested before pushing to prod. AI assists with test automation to speed up verifying backward compatibility. Thinking of trying GPT-4 to auto-generate API docs from source code - anyone doing this already?
We release new features or updates whenever we identify a bug, but the database schema always remains unchanged to ensure compatibility across the program. If the architecture is well-designed and the work is done thoroughly, frequent releases shouldn’t be necessary. We prioritize stability and long-term compatibility.
If you're going to have an iOS or Android App, I recommend a regular release schedule, such as every other week. Both app stores appreciate the consistency (it helps with the approval process) and your users will also benefit from regular updates (even if they are small bug fixes)
daily or maximum every three days. The reason is I have committed to incremental progress via at least a single enhancement everyday.