I’d be interested to know why you believe this. From my point of view, it means there are a million different ways to do one thing, no consistency to documentation/knowledge management, and there is no platform-level support from either a functionality, performance, WU usage points of view.
Not at all.
AI isn’t actually speeding up our workflow. It’s just speeding up basic things like page design and data models.
I agree stability and performance should be prioritised, but the items I’ve mentioned above should all take precedence over AI. They can then bring in AI over the top once they’ve gotten the core offering right.
I also strongly disagree with Mobile. Unless something has changed, my understanding is that their feature requires us to maintain a SECOND code base. I acknowledge there are some features which really need this, but I understand this is mainly things like Background Location, and sounds/haptics, which seem like quite small use cases across all the different types of apps. (I made a post about this here; Question: What does Bubble Native mean for my Responsive App? - #3 by thethinklab.au)
This completely goes against one of the core value props of Bubble. Again, this screams Investor-driven to try and compete with something like FlutterFlow to draw in a mobile-only customer segment.
You said above “these things should be handled by the community”, but have contradicted yourself here when there are perfectly good wrappers available by the community (e.g. Natively). rather than actually improving the product as it stands now.