When developing, either you wait for it to be completely done before making it public, or you can release it in the workings state that it is in. I work a full-time job, and have done development on the LeoBridge and Cub Finance site in my spare time. If you're interested in what the Leo bridge can potentially offer, just be patient and eventually it will be delivered.

That's THE FLAW OF HIVE projects. It's dependent on development by people that are actually committed (time wise) elsewhere primarily.

WHY?

Big shots that come up with the ideas don't want to PUT IN MONEY AND HIRE REAL TEAMS to code something in short time.

Well you pay the price one way or another. This bridge is a flop IMO. The hype from @khaleelkazi aimed high but then delivery not even getting the confident endorsement from the developer.

This is why Hive just doesn't grow beyond it's tiny community of loyalist.

COME ON LEO! You're sitting on potential but your product is lacking. The frontend needs a lot of work too. It's the most basic looking blogging site with content that doesn't have much of a shelf life.