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| PHP creator: Rasmus Lerdof |
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I have been to India a few times giving talks, it is huge. The governments in some states in India are pushing Linux and open-source development in their computer science programs. There are a lot of developers who can speak English and read English, so they can easily slip in and be productive. I think once we get more Internet connectivity, which is a big "if" in India, everyone else in the world could quit [and let India] maintain all the development. They have so many people there, so many good developers, its amazing.
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