developer

“One in every four developers learn to code before they learn to drive.”

“If you just extrapolate the trend line, I think this will be two and four or three and four developers will learn to code before they drive in the next decade or so.”

“If you had a monetary value associated with it you might just focus a lot on that and you will reach a ceiling pretty soon. This is just my hypothesis. So versus if you're, if you really Fall in love with the idea of building or creating new things. The ceili…”

“In a very longer term the really great developers are people who did it, not because they'll get a job, but because they really wanted to, Build something. They really wanted to get this, whatever the idea that they had in mind out.”

“I think too often, especially, like, developers, we're already internalizing the, like, How difficult things are going to be to build when we might not have understood, like, the potential benefit from building this, and it's always a trade-off. So, like, go b…”

“And the key aspect of DevTool is that you are going to build a technical product for developers. Obviously, you need to be a developer yourself.”

“Learning to sell is way easier than learning how to speak with a developer.”

“Developers wouldn't implement on top of a new framework that is not open source.”

“I think people that call themselves developers today, and they call themselves designers, you know, in the near future. That doesn't mean they're not writing code. It just means that they're gonna be thinking more holistically about the product experience alon…”

“So at some point in 20, 23 we just made it an explicit goal of like, we're not going after developers.”

“We saw like literally, I mean, absolutely excellent developers, like not beginners, but people rebuild whole systems in a couple of days alone that were absolutely amazing. Things that would have been possible, but, you know, done by a team of six, over six mo…”