Luis’s words, from the podcast:
“What we keep hearing when we talk to developers is ‘I know so many people are making value out of my open source contributions, and it is hard for me to build a life out of it… so I do these other things that allow me to do open source on the weekends.’
The reason we founded the company is that we think it would be better for both big enterprises and the developers if the developers were able to say, ‘You know what, this is my job.’
That’s the emotional component that we hear every day, and we really hope we’ve built something here that can help fix that gap.”
And here is a short clip they put together of Luis giving the 30,000 foot version of Tidelift:
50 Milk St, 16th Floor, Boston, MA 02109
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