Scala Trello Board — Roadmap and prioritization

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MasterMind 2 min read · January 18, 2021
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Transparency

We have always tried to be as transparent as possible with our community. It is with this in mind that we are proud to share with you our Trello board, which presents the prioritization of the project, the tasks in progress, and those that have been completed.

Linkhttps://trello.com/b/75gslMVo/scala-official

The idea is to make our project more accessible because everything is going so fast and it is often impossible for us to prepare detailed articles about what is going on behind the scenes. This board will therefore allow our community to follow the progress of the project, challenge us and propose new ideas on our different social channels.

Also, this tool can also be used by our community to feed the different marketing initiatives. At a glance, it is possible to see what is being worked on and what is coming, without having to read long development summaries, while keeping everything dynamic and alive.

Live Roadmap

Our live Trello board: https://trello.com/b/75gslMVo/scala-official

Of course, we have a high-level roadmap, but as we operate in a very changing and complex environment, it is bound to change as we acquire new knowledge and strategies, and as our product vision evolves.

We, therefore, invite you to consult our Trello board regularly to follow what we are working on, and to share it on the different social channels!

Thank you all for your great support!

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