Zack WhittakerHow app changelogs should be vs. how app changelogs usually are.
Christopher Duffley - KC1WXP@zackwhittaker Agreed! Why do so many of them just say that they’re bug fixes and nothing else?
Robin Kunde@ChrisDuffley @zackwhittaker because most of the changes are behind feature flags or A/B tests so most users may never see them
Tony Arnold@robinkunde @ChrisDuffley @zackwhittaker a clear signal that they either don't understand their users anymore, or have grown to the point that they're trying to manipulate the last few drops of whatever they're selling from the people using their app by tweaking things that won't make anything more than a single digit percentage change in behaviour.
IMO A/B tests should be conducted on your testers, not on your users.
stilescrisis@tonyarnold @robinkunde @ChrisDuffley @zackwhittaker Even if you know exactly what you want to build, you should roll out features gradually, behind feature flags, so you can disable them if something unexpected goes wrong.