TylerJewell

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by TylerJewell 15d ago
There were a few interesting findings: 1. We were able to execute complete, unattended rewrites of existing systems that pass the original's unit and integration tests. 2. Low effort models were more efficient than high effort models.
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We ported 65 OSS projects with AI(akka.io)
4 points by TylerJewell 15d ago|2 comments
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by TylerJewell 15d ago
We created a self-improving, spec-driven delivery harness to test whether frontier models can port complete systems.
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by TylerJewell 8mo ago
Note - we primarily make use of Gemini CLI, which is very promising, but have made pretty extensive trials as Claude Code. Anthropic hasn't changed their licensing, just enforcing what the licensing always required by closing a loophol
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by TylerJewell 1y ago
For those worrying about concentration ... the market can get even more concentrated than it is now. In the 1880s, 80% of the market was related to railroads. That concentration always mean reverts, but it could take some time.
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by TylerJewell 1y ago
Akka focuses on enterprise agentic with a focus on creating certainty and solving scale problems. We have a customer, Swiggy, which is >3M inferences per second for a blended set of models, both ML and LLMs, with a p99 latency of roughly
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by TylerJewell 2y ago
Well, Vert.x and Spring are maintained by RedHat and Broadcom. Both of those companies measure their profit and loss tied to their broader orchestration and platform sales (Kubernetes). They fund app dev frameworks only to the degree they
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by TylerJewell 2y ago
I am the CEO of Akka, formerly Lightbend. We did a long podcast and a couple blogs that offered transparency to the rationale on why we moved from Apache to BSL, which still downgrades to Apache after 36 months. See Emily Omier for the spe
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Show HN: Akka 3 – platform to build and run responsive apps(akka.io)
9 points by TylerJewell 2y ago|0 comments
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by TylerJewell 4y ago
This is a phenomenal mixture of abstraction, design, and state management to peel away infrastructure complexity.
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by TylerJewell 4y ago
Ha! I maintain a public database and people can navigate it by going to tylerjewell.substack.com. It links into a public google sheet. The tracking methodology buckets companies by the primary product they advertise. Withcoherence is in
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by TylerJewell 4y ago
The remote dev environment space is heating up. Quite a few variants and competitors now emerging in this generation of vendors. I started and sold Codenvy to Red Hat which implements Eclipse Che and Eclipse Theia as CodeReady Workspaces. T
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by TylerJewell 4y ago
This is the 7th article in a series we call developer-led landscape where we look at the underlying trends affecting the commercial companies in and around the developer ecosystem.
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Complexity, Automation and a Future of Autonomous Development(tylerjewell.substack.com)
2 points by TylerJewell 4y ago|1 comments
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by TylerJewell 5y ago
I find that it's important to periodically understand the big picture. I ask myself, are we doing better as a whole for society and can technology aid in that? I get inspired by reviewing the following things: 1. Child mortality rate
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by TylerJewell 5y ago
Clever line of thinking. Is it fair to think of IDEs that include language-specific refactoring capabilities as a providing a developer abstraction over AST editing?
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by TylerJewell 5y ago
Here are my notes as I attempt to wonder about whether there are investment opportunities for an infrastructure investor. What is a dApp? https://twitter.com/TylerJewell/status/1474468145704280064?s... What are th
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by TylerJewell 5y ago
I write extensively about developer businesses and markets: https://tylerjewell.substack.com/p/developer-led-landscape-2...
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by TylerJewell 5y ago
I love solutions that are working in this area. Reminds me a bit of Codestream. Why make the pull request such a formality? The process of writing the code, developers can have active discussions with other key members of the team from with
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by TylerJewell 6y ago
A number of interesting points that are thought provoking, but also a bit of flame bait about cloud IDEs "dying off". As founder of Codenvy, happy to say that Eclipse Che is an active and growing open source community and after ou
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by TylerJewell 6y ago
I got my pilot's license and instrument rating along with endorsements for mountain flying and high performance airplanes. I've now started studying for my commercial pilot's license and may pick up a multi-engine license, to
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Developer-Led Landscape: 800 Companies, 1000 Products, $40B in Revenues(tylerjewell.substack.com)
5 points by TylerJewell 6y ago|1 comments
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by TylerJewell 6y ago
Over the past decade, I have sought to identify every for-profit developer product. The landscape contains 800 companies across 22 segments that publish 1000 products which generate $40B in revenues. Today, I am publishing some of the data
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
Wso2 has a fully ASLv2 licensed API management solution which also includes a high performance gateway. It has monetization items included. Deployed to 1000s of accounts and running some environments with billions of transactions a day. Exc
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
Keeping the history of the evolution and the rationale for each iteration was great. It's really good insight into the evolution of the thinking for a passionate community team that is doing its best to communicate why their efforts sh
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
I'm CEO of WSO2 and we are working on a programming language for writing microservices called 'Ballerina', and we host it's community at http://ballerina.io . Prior to the first public launch, I pulled 9 of ou
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
The Ballerina programming language (ballerina.io) has a syntax designed in such a way that any syntactically correct program can have its sequence diagram generated automatically. It's a type of self-documenting programming language. I
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
@cyphar - I would love to chat with you about SUSE's policies and encouragement to enable working exclusively on upstream-first. We are working to bake that concept into our policies at WSO2 (I'm its CEO). While we practice that i
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
Thanks - forwarded onto marketing.
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by TylerJewell 8y ago
I am CEO of WSO2, an open source software company, with 500 enterprise customers and competitive to IBM, MULE, and RHT. I have packaged up my observations on the acquisition and the impact to open source in this blog post. https:/&#x2

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