One thing we can all tell from this thread is that everyone loves Webflow. There’s so much passion being expressed here it’s amazing 
But I have to join the crow expressing the frustration of hitting some product limits way too fast.
Personally I can not really disagree with anyone here, most of the points expressed are somehow valid (I didn’t everything so can’t say “all”) :
- There is a lot of dev work and releases being done on Webflow and we love them
- However some essential features updates are not being addressed (Designer reliability, or even mobile breakpoints for example)
- Small features that are basic with other CMS can’t be done without custom code or done at all (CMS live filter for example)
- The frequency of major releases is too slow (3 years since the last one if I’m not mistaken)
Finally, the lack of transparency regarding the Dev pipeline is adding A LOT to that frustration. Only 2 elements from the Wishlist being marked as “in dev” is a joke…
It’s great to have regular updates from Vlad and @PixelGeek is doing a decent job communicating but the reality is we don’t know what’s happening when and can’t tell our customers about it, which has a business impact as well. @vincent did a nice timeline showing the passed releases but Webflow should really put one together showing what’s to come and when.