@mariam, the issue isn’t whether or not features will develop moving forward. Long term users have already experienced Softr’s progression and evolution thus far. It’s HOW you have changed over the years.
For instance, with “the New Softr” release, useful styling settings were deprecated last year. Legacy users had to migrate our apps for new onboarding and navigation features at the expense of no-code styling that was better. Looking back, we’ve had to trade off great legacy configuration features for paired down styling that Softr is now imploring us to enhance with AI at significantly higher variable costs. Here’s a great example:
Softr should strike a better balance between its useful features and its trendy new deployments that are costly for builders. You can start by polling us in the community before removing or making significant changes to existing features.
Thank you - Ben