Back to collectionNitro Reading Turns into Questions for the Roadmap
Games still made up most of the draft roadmap, but an “infrastructure option” had appeared in its appendix for the first time. On a quiet day, A-Zhen finished reading the Nitro testnet documentation. The appendix now had a list of questions for internal discussion, rather than a commitment to build anything.
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Games still made up most of the draft roadmap, but an “infrastructure option” had appeared in its appendix for the first time. A-Zhen was an early engineer working on the chain side. The team first needed to understand what any technical choice would add to the game developers’ workload.
On a quiet day, A-Zhen finished reading the Nitro testnet documentation. She meant to put what she had learned straight into the appendix, then paused when she reached the question of who would maintain a test environment. Understanding the instructions did not mean the team had the capacity to take that on. She wrote down questions to check with colleagues instead.
The appendix now had a list of questions for internal discussion, rather than a commitment to build anything. A-Zhen planned to check it against the needs of colleagues working on gameplay. The team still had to decide which questions merited an experiment and which reflected curiosity alone.