Nat Friedman, new CEO of GitHub: I will win your trust

After his takeover GitHub for 7,5 billions of dollars, Microsoft has announced that it will replace its current CEO and co-founder, Chris Wanstrath, with one of its own Vice Presidents, Nat Friedman.

So Friedman takes over at , One which is not unknown to him. Friedman said: "I've been a programmer since I was six."

The new CEO has reportedly been active in open source development since the 90s, and that's where he discovered Linux. His first contact with GitHub was in 2009, when the service had only been online for a year.Nat Friedman

Friedman stressed that GitHub will continue to function as an independent entity and that the plan is to maintain its philosophy and its links with the open source community.

According to suspension of the blog:

  • GitHub will work independently as a community, platform, and business. This means that GitHub will retain its first values, its distinct spirit and open scalability. We will always support developers in choosing any language, license, tool, platform or Cloud.
  • GitHub will maintain its philosophy. We love GitHub because of the deep care and thoughtfulness that goes into every aspect of the creator experience. I understand and respect that and know that we will continue to develop stylish, flexible, polished that developers love.

Nat Friedman closes the publication by quoting that he does not ask for the trust of the community, but that he intends to win it.

We will wait to see…

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