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Their tech stack is similar to what you'd expect from any large tech company. I can't speak much to the server side of things (I worked on the iOS app) but I kn
by RandallBrown 8y ago
Their tech stack is similar to what you'd expect from any large tech company. I can't speak much to the server side of things (I worked on the iOS app) but I know they had everything ranging from older monolithic .NET apps to Node and Go micro services.
Their GitHub page (https://github.com/Nordstrom https://github.com/Nordstrom) doesn't have much in the way of internal projects, but it has lots of forks that will give you an idea of some of the tools they used.
- rmason 8y agoActually they're a bit of a pioneer in Serverless computing: https://serverless.com/blog/rob-gruhl-serverless-event-sourced-nordstrom-emit-2017/ https://serverless.com/blog/rob-gruhl-serverless-event-sourc...
- tomnipotent 8y agoNordstrom also does polymorphic React with server-side rendering via .NET [0]. I've always been impressed with this part of their stack. [0] https://libraries.io/github/Nordstrom/React.NET https://libraries.io/github/Nordstrom/React.NET
- voltagex_ 8y agoLatest commit e56c9be on 24 Apr 2015 - wonder if it's still in use internally?