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I like the clean design and general straightforwardness of the site. Exciting that you're taking on such an established paradigm. My questions are about initia

by rgbrgb 5y ago

I like the clean design and general straightforwardness of the site. Exciting that you're taking on such an established paradigm. My questions are about initial audience... I showed this to a software designer just now (who codes a little bit, maintains a site deployed to vercel) and the response was "this is a coding tool, I don't get it". For me as an experienced developer, I know git really well so it doesn't solve a problem for me. That said, I totally remember git being frustrating to learn in college! Who do you go after first, how do you find them, and what's their core use case?

videlov 5y ago
Thanks! (Co-founder here) Our focus is on software teams who closely collaborate to ship product functionality (eg. do daily 'standups'). We want to make the process of helping one another much better that what the status quo is today. For example, I have found that a code review process rarely creates deeper discussions on design/ideas, something that comes more naturally when pairing. With this said, we also want to make contributing code to be more accessible to people new to the profession. Small teams that care about iterating quickly and frequently shipping to production are the type of folks we work closely with in developing the product.