The article reflects on the evolving nature of trusted tools and their alignment with corporate giants, prompting a critical examination of the IPO playbook. Attendees of the Config 2025 conference, including Figma's founder Dylan Field, express ambivalence about events, reflecting on whether these gatherings foster genuine innovation or simply revive outdated corporate strategies. The narrative underscores a mix of skepticism and hope as participants grapple with the implications of new developments in the tech landscape.
If the tools we once trusted now mimic the strategies of the giants we rejected, maybe it's time to question not just the new products - but the IPO playbook.
Shortly after, out comes Dylan Field, founder of Figma, donning his latest Figma-designed t-shirt. You kind of forget what was said during the previous day's...
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