TECHNICAL ADVISORY BOARDS: When you're building a platform for developers, shipping fast is not enough. You need feedback loops that grow with your product. You need insights from the people who hit the edge cases first. That is what a strong TAB enables.
In this week’s episode of The Good Thing, Jens and Stefan take you inside WunderGraph’s own Technical Advisory Board — what it is, how it works, and why it has become a critical part of how we build.
We cover:
Who belongs in a great TAB and why perspective diversity improves product outcomes
How structured feedback helped us improve delivery speed and reliability
Using a TAB to validate assumptions and make smarter roadmap decisions
What happens when you build based on real needs instead of internal guesses
If you are building developer platforms, scaling APIs, or just tired of guessing what your users want, this episode offers a clear path to more informed decisions.
We’d love to hear your thoughts:
Do you have a TAB or similar sounding board?
How has it shaped your roadmap?
Tune in every Friday at 9 AM on YouTube (WunderGraph - Stefan & Jens) for new Live episodes!
Watch this episode here: Is a TAB Your Shortcut to Building the Right Product?
Visit us at wundergraph.com
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