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This is cool, but I hope the new Linux Subsystem in Windows 10 will propagate enough that everything can be written in bash

Yea unfortunately is

Taylor Swift is by far the most influential person in the music industry right now. Ignoring her when trying to launch a new music service in this competitive market would have disastrous results, even for Apple

Game Maker is the best way to go at that age. I used it when I was younger and the drag and drop functionality was great. As I grew older and started learning to code, the editor let me easily start writing scripts and such to give me more control over the gameplay

Why is Chrome Developer Tools meh?

It's something people are familiar with and has a full debugging suite

That might be a core problem right there. There's no developer influence in product meetings? While on the business end there might be a need for a feature, business people are not going to understanding what complexities are involved in a particular feature. What you might think takes a day could take 3 weeks. On the other hand, you may be passing over useful features you think are complex but only take a day. If you trust your developers with as much as you say you do, they should have a voice in your meetings. That may be a way to retain this lead developers interest

This looks great, but I'm not willing to put down $75 to alpha test a product.

I was involved with theater when I was younger, and would always read the script 50-60 times outside of rehersal. Halfway through a 4 month production, I would not only know my lines, but they would come to me naturally, leading me to interact as if I was that character.

The book I've probably read the most is One of the Eragon books.... last count I was at 24 read through. I really love that book. You do notice something different every time

2009, I was a freshman comp sci major at a startup trying to get experience. I wrote some SQL and VB.NET code for a proof of concept web service. Turned out someone sold it and some major companies are using it today....