Like a bumblebee’s wings, the PCF staff appears far too small to lift a complicated, cross-platform app like Miro off the ground. But like a bumblebee’s heart, our team pumps out mostly love and magic, making anything possible.
You can’t underestimate how much of a difference it makes when people are working on something that they really believe it. Without our mission holding up our organization and bringing together our community, there’s just no way we’d be able to do what we do.
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Thanks from the users as well!
Id love to read some comments from the developers on this blog too, but of course you have more important things to do, like building Miro 3.0.
Either way, we love ya!
William,
Do you follow http://planet.getmiro.com/ ?
It has all the Miro developer's blogs in the feed.
[...] saw the Our wonderful team post just now. The PCF staff is great and, but “the team” constitutes a much larger [...]
I didn't know about the Planet Miro feed. Now that Ive read a little, and loved it, Id like to strongly recommend making that the main blog. Anyway, Im gonna replace this feed with that one (which includes that one for those who dont click thru) in my reader. Thanks.
Thanks folks for letting us know, I am changing the feed in the moment.