Metamuse

83 // End and beginning

Aug 31, 2023

Discussion about necessary changes, mixed emotions about the future of Muse, 'local first' concept in file storage, importance of efficient thinking in programming, live streaming and bug fixing experiences, refocusing on existing customers, transition of leadership

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Quick takeaways

Nurturing and supporting new features is a priority for Muse 3.0 and beyond.

Simplifying and optimizing user experience is a focus for future updates.

Refining collaboration and content organization are ongoing goals for Muse.

Deep dives

MUSE 3 Beta and Maintaining Existing Features

The next step is to nurture and support the new features introduced in MUSE 3, such as navigation, sidebar, collaboration, and workspaces. Ensuring that these features take root and grow strong is a priority, along with addressing any bug fixes or customer requests that arise.

Building Tools for Personal Use

01:39

The Value of Diagramming and Thinking Efficiently in Programming

00:29

The Journey of MUSE: From Research Lab to Scaling Down

03:09

Knowledge transfer boards

00:56

Introduction

2min

Mixed Emotions about the Future of MUSE

14min

Exploring the Concept of 'Local First' in File Storage

2min

The Importance of Efficient Thinking in Programming and Openness in Community

2min

Live Streaming, Bug Fixing, and Introduction of Muse 3

10min

Refocusing on Existing Customers and Building Tools for Individuals

5min

Transition of Leadership

27min

Bittersweet news is the topic of this episode. Adam Wulf and Adam Wiggins discuss the end of an era for Muse, leadership transitions, and what the future holds for Muse 3.0 and beyond.

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