Designing for 100 million Developers
summary
Argues the industry must grow to 100 million developers from roughly 12–18 million today (IDC numbers) and notes Salesforce’s community has passed 2 million developers. Shows declarative-first examples that already widen access: If This Then That, Scratch, Heroku buttons and Lightning Process Builder that let nontraditional contributors drag‑and‑drop business logic and run it in the cloud. Claims outcomes and processes must shift toward human‑centered goals and inclusive delivery so architectures can absorb many more creators.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Designing for 100 million developers
- 1:09The app gap
- 3:35Tools have to change
- 5:06Examples
- 6:34Outcomes
- 8:26Processes
- 9:17Outro
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