The Pareto Principle or the 80/20 rule đź“Ź

André Casal
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I spent over 7 hours today watching video footage from test drives conducted by developers using my product. Interestingly, I observed that 90% of the feedback was generated during the first two test drives. The subsequent test drives identified the same issues repeatedly. Here, we see the Pareto Principle in action, where 80% of results came from just 20% of the efforts. To benefit from this, make sure to refine your product after each test drive with actual users. By doing so, you'll enhance your product much more rapidly. ## Improvements to the CLI Here's a list of key improvements for the CLI: 1. Package Manager Choice: Let users select their preferred package manager like npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun. 2. Automatic CLI Installation: Set up the Fly CLI automatically and refresh environment variables. 3. Clarify Requirements: Explain the necessity for Fly’s CLI and a GitHub Private Access Token, highlighting that LaunchFast deploys to Fly and uses these for setup. 4. User-Friendly Prompts: Modify the prompts from `create-remix` to be more forgiving, particularly addressing issues where the installation fails without "./" in the folder name. 5. Progress Indicators: Include step numbers (e.g., Step 5 of 12) to show users how far along they are in the process. 6. Enhanced Instructions: Use more vibrant colors in instructions to ensure they catch the user's attention. 7. Streamline Setup: Simplify by not asking for the App name upfront; users can change this later. 8. Editor Detection: Automatically detect installed code editors like VS Code or Cursor, and offer to open the project in their preferred editor. 9. Error Handling: Implement a try-catch block to display errors clearly if the script fails, aiding in quick debugging and recovery. 10. Additional Tweaks: Incorporate various smaller enhancements to polish the user experience. ## Next Steps The plan for tomorrow is to implement all these into the CLI. There's another session lined up for tomorrow afternoon. I'm excited to see how these changes will be received. That wraps up today's update. I hope you have a fantastic Friday ahead! ♥️
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