But more broadly, developers in the network benefit in many other ways as well. For example, developers can count on a steady stream of projects. The Developer Network has a reputation. As in real estate, if you get all the big names to setup shop on a strip of land, the value of everybody's investment goes up quickly. Another reason to get the best programmers around is that all the developers can work together so that anyone can ask for technology help for free from the network and get quick, reliable advice.
Members can rely on the core capabilities of others.
Why should one learn MSQL for example, when we have someone with that skill already in the group. Each member becomes a programmer with the skill set of the entire Network at their disposal. And clients know that. Clients know that they are hiring more than a single developer but an entire network. Finally members represent our first line of beta testers add add-on developers.