Machina improba

The thing about predictions is.... ("Drupal is Dying!")

... that they seldom come true. And in the age of the forever web making bold but inevitably false predictions is eventually going to get fingers poked at you.

Almost a year ago now, podcasting jockey Chris Pirillo predicted that Drupal was dying because of a shortage of 'intelligent' developers.

I don't know if he's forgotten his economics lessons, but low supply means one of two things:

  • Nobody wants the product
  • Demand exceeds supply

First, Drupal is not dying. Drupal hasn't yet reached its apex. The reason that Drupal developers are in short supply is that there aren't enough of them.

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