Yeah, right. Programming robustly in sh or the common alternatives is a skill very few people have.
Overall, this pitch reminds me of the risible EdgeRyders:
"Edgeryders LBG is a corporate shell exacty analogous to shells for computer software: an interface between the client and the collective intelligence engine of the system – which does not live in the shell, but in the community"
Overall, this pitch reminds me of the risible EdgeRyders: "Edgeryders LBG is a corporate shell exacty analogous to shells for computer software: an interface between the client and the collective intelligence engine of the system – which does not live in the shell, but in the community"
http://www.cottica.net/2013/11/25/introducing-edgeryders-the...
(I would link to their own about page, but the link is broken on their OWN flaky website, http://edgeryders.eu )