my software was insanely successful. Why is that? Well the answer is not in the realm of computer science. I have always had a user-experience focus to my

my software was insanely successful. Why is that? Well the answer is not in the realm of computer science. I have always had a user-experience focus to my software. Homebrew cares about the user. When things go wrong with Homebrew it tries as hard as it can to tell you why, it searches GitHub for similar issues and points you to them. It cares about *you*. I love that he calls out Homebrew not being a technical marvel and attributes its success to the fact that it does what users care about. His skills align better with product management at Google more than software engineering though. It's clear when software is written or designed by someone who cares about the user. Homebrew really is a great example of this.