Matrix is a really exciting project. It's really great that an open and decentralize alternative has a viable shot to mainstream adoption for this generation of communication platforms -- something that never materialized in Facebook's rise to dominance.
One thing about this roadmap post that is confusing to me is that the mobile client work, specifically iOS, seems under-prioritized. I'm assuming the focus on UX the last half of the year has been intended to put matrix in a position to compete with the mainstream apps for adoption, so having solid mobile UX seems just as important. Is there a reason matrix expects users to be desktop-centric or that the mobile UX is already good enough to compete with Slack, Discord, etc?
One thing about this roadmap post that is confusing to me is that the mobile client work, specifically iOS, seems under-prioritized. I'm assuming the focus on UX the last half of the year has been intended to put matrix in a position to compete with the mainstream apps for adoption, so having solid mobile UX seems just as important. Is there a reason matrix expects users to be desktop-centric or that the mobile UX is already good enough to compete with Slack, Discord, etc?