Architecture Trumps Licensing Any Time.

Anyone Who Puts A Small Gloss On A Fundamental Technology, Calls It Proprietary, And Then Tries To Keep Others From Building On It, Is A Thief.

Ruby On Rails Is A Breakthrough In Lowering The Barriers Of Entry To Programming. Powerful Web Applications That Formerly Might Have Taken Weeks Or Months To Develop Can Be Produced In A Matter Of Days.

Share What You Do Profusely, Because It Will Be Remixed By Others Into Something New, Rich And Strange.

The Nice Thing About Twitter Is The Architecture Of Visibility. Email Is Invisible Unless You Reach Out To Someone Directly. With Twitter, Anyone Can Follow You And This Is One Of The Big Changes That Was Really Introduced By Flickr, Was This Wonderful Idea That You Can Follow Somebody Without Their Permission. Recognizing That Relationships Are Asymmetrical, Unlike Facebook Where We Have To Acknowledge Each Other Otherwise We Can’t See Each Other.

The Lean Startup Isn't Just About How To Create A More Successful Entrepreneurial Business, It's About What We Can Learn From Those Businesses To Improve Virtually Everything We Do. I Imagine Lean Startup Principles Applied To Government Programs, To Healthcare, And To Solving The World's Great Problems. It's Ultimately An Answer To The Question: How Can We Learn More Quickly What Works, And Discard What Doesn't?