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ServerlessConf NYC: Back Again(serverlesscode.com)
2 points by sbarski 9y ago|0 comments
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Videos from Serverlessconf Austin '17(youtube.com)
5 points by sbarski 9y ago|0 comments
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by sbarski 10y ago
> It's interesting by the way that you keep using product names "Lambda", "API Gateway" which aren't concepts but Amazon products. That's marketing. It's like calling all social networks "Face
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by sbarski 10y ago
I think we might be thinking about Serverless slightly differently. To me serverless is not just AWS Lambda. It's a broader theme that encompasses Function-as-a-Service technologies like Lambda and Backend-as-a-Service technologies lik
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by sbarski 10y ago
I am sure people have said this but it's "serverless" from the perspective of the user (who is a developer in this case). The developer doesn't have to deal with servers/infrastructure so for them the system is serv
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by sbarski 10y ago
Interesting. Will keep an eye on this. And for all those who disagree with "Serverless", come to Serverlessconf London (london.serverlessconf.io) and we can debate it there. In fact, would love to see everyone there!
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by sbarski 10y ago
One of my favourite ACM articles. I think I read it twice the first time I came across it. Also bought "The Design of Design" thanks to it.
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Show HN: A calculator for serverless (FaaS) technologies like Lambda(serverlesscalc.com)
8 points by sbarski 10y ago|0 comments
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by sbarski 10y ago
Brilliant article. I only wish I'd read it 10 years ago...
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by sbarski 10y ago
Congrats to Ryan! Nice work!!
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by sbarski 10y ago
Great points. We have dedicated many pages (and will dedicate more) explaining how/why serverless is different. Why we think it's superior (in some instances) to traditional technologies and how it can alleviate the burden that co
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by sbarski 10y ago
Excellent idea. Thoughts on best practice and real-life success stories can really illustrate a point. We can definitely dedicate space to that.
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Ask HN: I am writing a book. What would you want to see in it?
5 points by sbarski 10y ago|8 comments
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Our transcoding pipeline using Lambda and Elastic Transcoder(read.acloud.guru)
8 points by sbarski 11y ago|2 comments
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Check out my yeoman generator for Web API (.net). vNext is next.(npmjs.org)
2 points by sbarski 12y ago|0 comments
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by sbarski 14y ago
Hey everyone, in a nutshell, my co-founder and I launched a startup we’ve been working on for about a year. It is a cloud-based exception monitoring service for ASP.NET and/or JavaScript. We plan on adding support for Ruby and Python very s
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Rate My Startup: Appfail.net(appfail.net)
2 points by sbarski 14y ago|3 comments
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by sbarski 14y ago
Woah! Nice work...
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by sbarski 14y ago
Thank you yashchandra! :)
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by sbarski 14y ago
We will definitely aim to support Rails in the near future. That's on our to-do list for the next major release. In terms of plans and pricing what you see are our indicative plans. We are still in beta so our current plan is free. Dependin
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by sbarski 14y ago
Thank you for your reply! We worked hard on the UI/UX so I am glad that you like it. To answer your points: 1. Yes - you are right that we need to make it clearer how integration works. We are working on a page right now which explains ever
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Rate my startup: Appfail.net
6 points by sbarski 14y ago|6 comments
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My 10K Entry - Game of Life with hashlife, infinite universe and pattern loading(10k.aneventapart.com)
6 points by sbarski 16y ago|0 comments
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by sbarski 18y ago
It does indeed look very good. Nice design and a good concept to boot. I hope it does well.
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by sbarski 18y ago
If you read the last paragraph in our T&C you will see that we do not assert any ownership over your content (story). It still belongs to you and you can do with it whatever you like. What we want, however, is to be able to use user-sub
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by sbarski 18y ago
You are right. Writing is a lengthy and demanding process. We do need to market this properly and find people who are interested in writing stories. Going by the amount of blogs/literary sites and forums that are out there - we reckon that
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by sbarski 18y ago
Good point. Thank you!
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by sbarski 18y ago
My friend and I have been developing a brand spanking new site for avid readers and writers. It is called Slap a Story and as of today can be accessed at slapastory.com. In short you can post short stories and make them popular by voting t
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Rate My Startup - Slap A Story(slapastory.com)
16 points by sbarski 18y ago|38 comments