Re-engaging with Redis: A Return to Community and Innovation
After leaving Redis for over four years, the author reflects on his detachment from the project and his desire to re-engage with the tech community. He expresses a wish to collaborate with the new CEO, Rowan Trollope, to strengthen the relationship between Redis and its community while also contributing to its development. The author discusses the recent licensing changes and how they aim to address issues with the community and improve Redis's focus on core features. He emphasizes the importance of new technologies, such as AI and vector indexing, and shares his excitement about developing new capabilities within Redis to enhance its functionality.
- The author left Redis for about four years but felt a growing urgency to return.
- He wishes to improve the relationship between Redis and its community and contribute to its development.
- Recent licensing changes aim to refocus Redis on core features and address community fragmentation.
- The author is interested in integrating AI and vector indexing into Redis's capabilities.
What motivated the author to return to Redis?
The author felt a growing urgency to re-engage with the tech community and contribute to Redis after observing the fragmentation within its community.
What are the author's views on the recent licensing changes for Redis?
He believes the licensing changes can help refocus Redis on its core features and address issues with community engagement, allowing for more collaborative development.
How does the author view the role of AI in his work?
The author sees AI as a tool that enhances his productivity and creativity, allowing him to accomplish more and improve the quality of his work.