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Gotcha. To use "Founder" then seems like a weird choice? I guess, I must catch up to the changing meanings of words used in SV.
by ignoramous 2y ago
Gotcha. To use "Founder" then seems like a weird choice? I guess, I must catch up to the changing meanings of words used in SV.
- bobthepanda 2y agofounder is a word that exists outside the context of SV and has never exclusively been the domain of startups.
- ignoramous 2y agoGuess you're right. Establishing a "Flutter org" counts. Though, I've never seen folks in this space (Bjarne Stroustrup or Anders Heljsberg for example) say they're the "Founder" of XYZ language / framework. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/founder https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/founder (n) someone who establishes an organization
- dekhn 2y agoThe canonical way to say this inside Google would be closer to "I created the Flutter project and launched it externally" instead of "founded"