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Everyone talks about “rockstar developers.” And sure you might need some of those but not many.
Usually, you’re looking for the software equivalent of the session or studio musician. The folks who can turn out amazing stuff in varying styles, but can do it all the time, on demand, consistently. They’re not going to have design philosophies, or manifestos, or lofty-sounding stuff in their bios.
They’re going to have code, and a long list of folks who say “this engineer, you want them. Really.”
This project -- a mobile app that helps you understand corporate spying on you, and do something about it -- is a GREAT move by Consumer Reports.
CR, a venerable nonprofit, was slow to understand and adapt to the digital era. But with a much savvier board and leadership, and support from people like @craignewmark, the organization is making brilliant moves to help all of us.
Taken a few minutes earlier, a wider angle from a higher elevation: