Interview with Sydney Kibanga
summary
Says Frappe reduces development effort by providing ready apps so developers avoid building auth flows, forms and business logic from scratch, and cites out-of-box auth roles permissions as game changers after two years of using it. Plans to bring demos back to Tanzania and reports open source adoption low in Tanzania, where many keep code private. Notes UI criticism exists but insists continued investment in the platform is paying off and community uptake will grow.
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