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I worked in a Postgres for everything business, and the IPO and later value creation for customers and investors (including me) had been stratospheric. Not dea
by com 2y ago
I worked in a Postgres for everything business, and the IPO and later value creation for customers and investors (including me) had been stratospheric.
Not dealing with loads of technology choices in the early days is a boon.
Once we hit more than $100m in rev it made sense to allow a bit more optimisation for purpose - but only when we had cash flow to pay for it. Otherwise all these fancy-shmancy choices are just dressed-up tech debt.
- whateveracct 2y ago> Once we hit more than $100m in rev Yeah my original comment was about experiences working at places with this kind of monetary success (if not more) and stubbornly not evolving. Low trust eng leadership philosophies will do that though.