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Maybe his marketing strategy was to only draw in people who use technology based on the merits of said technology and purposefully alienate the people who need

by toolz 12y ago

Maybe his marketing strategy was to only draw in people who use technology based on the merits of said technology and purposefully alienate the people who need an emotional connection to be convinced? I can certainly see the merits of trying to gain pragmatic mind share first before the buzzword technology crowd joins in and makes things more complicated.

mcintyre1994 12y ago
> Reactive Programming is an Enlightened Path to Programming Utopia Yet to be Grokked By Mere Humans Is this slide a joke I don't get? The whole presentation seems to focus on terminology and buzzwords more than discussing merits as far as I can tell. EDIT: The authors commented and I'm going to assume this is an example of missing context.