Anyway, that’s my non-financial analysis of JFrog, based on almost 30 years of industry experience supporting software engineering groups with these types of tools and solutions… Paul
Thanks Paul, It’s always really useful to get a view from the field, from people actually working with those things, for us non-techies. We all appreciate it. I decided against JFrog because it was a tool for developers to use to make their work easier in some cases, as I understood it, which gave it a limited market compared to something like Snowflake, whose market is data which grows exponentially forever. Also because it was growing lots slower than our best choices.
Best,
Saul