The article currently says "Consumer's Research noted that only skilled programmers are likely to be capable of making the modifications because of the programm
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The article currently says "Consumer's Research noted that only skilled programmers are likely to be capable of making the modifications because of the programming languages used", and the citation given says "However, in order to command the AWS IoT Dash Button to perform a non-Amazon related task, consumers must be familiar with the Node.js, Python, or Java coding languages". I think this is dubious at best, as Java, JavaScript and Python are perhaps three most widespread and popular programming languages in the world, so I don't think how the choice of the language limits access only to "skilled programmers". --TheGeomaster (talk) 08:08, 1 August 2016 (UTC)
With the Dash now out in the wild, a section on how the product has been received by product reviewers, tech journalists, the public, etc. should be added. --50.141.29.75 (talk) 20:24, 21 January 2016 (UTC)
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