Well at least he's honest, but this seems like an exceedingly bad reason to choose a technology stack.
No it doesn't. If you see the promise and potential value of a new technology that solves a problem, you jumping aboard to play could mean the difference between a problem being solved or not.
A lot of very powerful influential projects were started by people who wanted their end users to "play" with their technology.
No it doesn't. If you see the promise and potential value of a new technology that solves a problem, you jumping aboard to play could mean the difference between a problem being solved or not.
A lot of very powerful influential projects were started by people who wanted their end users to "play" with their technology.