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Original Link: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/3LsSSman0vY/githubs-next-move-turn-everybody-into-a-programmer
GitHub's Next Move: Turn Everybody Into a Programmer
mattydread23 writes: This interview with GitHub CEO Chris Wanstrath and product VP Kakul Srivastava explains a little more what GitHub is planning for the future — and how the company is trying to live up to its $2 billion valuation. Basically, if every developer in the world uses and loves GitHub, the next logical step is to turn more people into developers. "Even today, Wanstrath says, there are journalists and scientists who are using GitHub to find, build, and share data-driven applications that assist with research or interactive projects. The goal, then, is to gradually make it a lot easier for anybody to get started on the platform. As more and more people get educated as programmers from an early age, Wanstrath wants GitHub to be the service of choice for the next generation to really get their feet wet. "Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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