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I love that on hackerne.ws the poster/creator of the content you're discussing is far more likely to respond to what you're saying. I've been a programmer (pro
by alnayyir 17y ago
I love that on hackerne.ws the poster/creator of the content you're discussing is far more likely to respond to what you're saying.
I've been a programmer (professionally) for 3-4 years now, been coding far longer than that and was wondering what your feelings were regarding CompSci degrees and the necessity (or not) of them.
Also, have you considered separating the "less is less" product and then creating the more "enterprisey" product as a separate entity and allowing your customers to upgrade within your product range instead of having in and out customer numbers?
I mention this as I think of companies that exercise pretty vigorous product differentiation (Microsoft's OEM versus Corporate licensing, Apple-anything) and your comment regarding not wanting to make your flagship product intimidating to new customers.
Just wondering what your thoughts were on those two questions, thanks.