Dev facing FB interfaces are hard to navigate and chaotic. Not a fan personally.
What would be interesting though is infrastructure that leans on what they know best in terms of architecture and development.
GraphQL APIs, React frontends, PHP, JS, MySQL... Stuff that works for them is widely adopted by the webdev world as well and webdevs want convenient, scalable infrastructure.
Oh and they also have people working with/on Haskell right? I bet tons of Haskell devs would love use FB infrastructure if Haskell support was provided. A niche market for sure, but I suspect it is one that longs for something like this.
What would be interesting though is infrastructure that leans on what they know best in terms of architecture and development.
GraphQL APIs, React frontends, PHP, JS, MySQL... Stuff that works for them is widely adopted by the webdev world as well and webdevs want convenient, scalable infrastructure.
Oh and they also have people working with/on Haskell right? I bet tons of Haskell devs would love use FB infrastructure if Haskell support was provided. A niche market for sure, but I suspect it is one that longs for something like this.