Normal software like design apps from adobe have never really given a roadmap either, I remember sitting in photoshop adding drop shadows to 600 images in a magazine and saving them with transparency as eps dcs 2 files. The next release of that software had a checkbox, saying drop shadow. That could have saved me 3 days of work.
So it’s normal that we could be jumping through hoops to do something and Wappler creates an easier way down the line, the only difference being that Wappler kindly gives new features week on week without us having to wait a year for 100 new features, we get them 1 or 2 at a time, weekly.
I do get what you are saying though, but I think it’s a difficult question for Wappler to answer as if they say they are going to implement features a b c, and while attempting to implement feature b, they run into a road block, they will have a bunch of unhappy users saying but you promised and if I had known I would have made alternate plans or never purchased to start with etc.
They kind of have to manage user expectations as they experiment trying to give us more functionality.
Anyway that’s just my take on it.
