I haven't used it myself, but I consider myself a "good" dev and get to be picky about what projects I work on. This is the kind of job opportunity I would respond to.
Notice Dane's entire approach is centered on what the "good" devs value and are interested in: their fears and desires.
Also Dane approaches specific "top" devs directly (vs blasting out job postings and wading through mediocre applications.)
I haven't used it myself, but I consider myself a "good" dev and get to be picky about what projects I work on. This is the kind of job opportunity I would respond to.
Notice Dane's entire approach is centered on what the "good" devs value and are interested in: their fears and desires.
Also Dane approaches specific "top" devs directly (vs blasting out job postings and wading through mediocre applications.)