Can't really tell lately as the lead core developer has posted 34 long blog posts since Dec.15, 2014.
There was supposed to be a BTS 1.0 launch at the end of November. Perhaps the blogging has interfered with the developing or did the developing interfere with the blogging? Either way, are these posts included as part of the output for taxing the blockchain?
http://bytemaster.bitshares.org/all/Pretty simple really.
Everybody involved is assigned to the top priority that they do best.
We have dozens of tasks underway and some take longer than others.
Adding more people to a late task makes it later, so each task happens at the best pace for that task.
(The classic example is that 9 ladies can't make a baby in one month.)
Everybody has access to the skills of everyone else when they get stuck.
Bytemaster looks at all tasks and offers help when it is needed.
As a programmer he can only contribute a factor of 1x (ok, maybe 1.5x).
Anybody who has tried it knows that you can't program and do head's up tasks at the same time.
So leaders quickly learn not to do big coding tasks or other balls will get dropped.
Our biggest need is marketing and calling attention to what we have to offer.
The marketeers need content.
Much of the content is in bytemaster's head.
That's the best leveraged use of his time right now - he is a force multiplier.
We asked him to dump it to a series of articles that we could all link to
When we come to other forums to answer questions like this.
