How MySpace accidentally helped spawn citizen developers-Podcast 19

What the Dev?
11/02/2020 23 min
How MySpace accidentally helped spawn citizen developers-Podcast 19

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MySpace was once a popular social networking platform that users flocked to connect with their friends and meet new users. We remember Tom, and we remember the painstaking hours trying to decide our "top 8," but we forget about the ability to express ourselves through customized code. In this podcast, we talk to former CTO of MySpace and now CEO of the Koji web development platform Dmitry Shapiro about how My Space accidentally spurred this idea of citizen developers, and if there will ever be another platform like that again. 

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