Simon Kelada-Polupanov

We love Linux.

So that's the future.

of software development we see now with all the vibe coding, every app is vibe coded.

And I think it's really encourages people to open source.

Now that's the development time.

The coding is no longer a mode, you know.

Yes.

The time spent developing software is kind of, it's still there because you still have to vibe code the thing, but it's getting smaller.

So there's no reason now to not open source and create a community around your project.

Yeah, well, the next stage is gaining trust, I think, with your user base and getting attention.

You know, attention is very popular in the social media circles.

The Facebooks and Instagrams have stolen our attention.

But getting people to care about your product, that's the next challenge.

It's like, why, with everything, if I can build whatever I want, you know, why should I use your product, right?

So...

That's the next challenge to build a community and to get people contributing to getting them on the same level to solve the problem that you're solving.

So that's probably one of the hardest things now.

Well, we've went to DevConnect and DevCon before that, previously, and then Gov.

And Thailand before that.

Yes.