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It sort of seems to me that Heroku stopped development / experiments after getting a bunch of traction. They were spot on solving a specific problem, early, and
by perteraul 2y ago
It sort of seems to me that Heroku stopped development / experiments after getting a bunch of traction. They were spot on solving a specific problem, early, and as time went on, said problem became a non-issue?
- eloisius 2y agoFor a long time, they operated more or less like an independent org after the Salesforce acquisition. Eventually they’ve been pulled into the ecosystem though, and now it has the on-brand feel: 10+ second page loads, weird breakage like it taking two tries to click the SSO links to open addons like New Relic, needing to re-auth too often. It’s a shame.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoA lot of the key talent also moved on.
- bdndndndbve 2y agoSalesforce bought Heroku in 2011. Also every cloud provider has an in-house "good enough" PaaS at this point.
- alexpetralia 2y agoWhat used to be the "Oracle Effect" has now become the "Salesforce Effect".