Have I missed some new controversial reddit thread?
On Jul 8, 4:18 pm, pbreit <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry cjrh, but the number of users and the perception of the project DO > matter. Some of us are building businesses around Web2py and need to feel > comfortable that the project has longevity, that we can hire and retain > engineers, that we can find resources if we need them, etc. Not everyone is > doing just their own one-person projects. > > I don't really care if engineering candidates have Web2py experience or not > but I do care if any perceptual issues handicap recruiting. > > You need to think slightly bigger than your own personal projects.
