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What's next?

January 19, 2008 by Ben Brumfield

Now that I'm done with development driven only by my sense of what would be a good feature, it's time to move to step #2 in my year-old feature plan: deploying an alpha site.

I'm no longer certain about the second half of that plan -- other projects have presented themselves as opportunities that might have a more technically sophisticated user base, and thus might present more incremental enhancement requests. But getting the app to a server where I can follow Matt Mullenweg's advice and "become [my] most passionate user" seems more sensible now than ever.

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