The agile/lean idea is not to have your users bug test your code! It's a technique for gathering feedback early and often in order to make sure that the requirements are sufficiently addressed. What you are describing is a shoddy work discipline which no self-respecting developer would even think of associating his name with.
More appropriately, one of the central pillars of agile is to be in a releasable state at the end of every sprint.
I'm replying to a comment about the framework needing more "polish." It isn't like he's releasing a version to the general public that crashes your browser.
If you look at the feedback, it's mostly stuff like fonts, spacing, etc. I think it's quite acceptable for a developer to get user feedback about the interface on v0.5 of free software.
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The agile/lean idea is not to have your users bug test your code! It's a technique for gathering feedback early and often in order to make sure that the requirements are sufficiently addressed. What you are describing is a shoddy work discipline which no self-respecting developer would even think of associating his name with.
More appropriately, one of the central pillars of agile is to be in a releasable state at the end of every sprint.
I'm replying to a comment about the framework needing more "polish." It isn't like he's releasing a version to the general public that crashes your browser.
If you look at the feedback, it's mostly stuff like fonts, spacing, etc. I think it's quite acceptable for a developer to get user feedback about the interface on v0.5 of free software.