TylerJewell

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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   WSO2 - an open source integration software company - is exclusively OSS. We will do $50M in sales this year with 80% of that subscriptions for on-premises open source software. We are the 6th largest OSS company by revenues. We'll pro
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   I'd argue that our company, WSO2, which is now the 7th largest OSS company is doing well. We will push $50M in sales this year, EBIT positive, cash flow positive. Growing 60% yoy. All of our software is Apache licensed.
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   Disclaimer - I am CEO of WSO2, a pure open source company. We philosophically oppose open core business models. The author is speaking to the differences between the open core and open source business models. I've been writing increasi
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   I doubt you are trouble, it's a natural question. On the surface every networked call feels like a method call, so absolutely, within any other language it could be done with a nicely prepared API wrapper for a similar type of connecto
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   Yeah, the way it works in Ballerina is that an endpoint is a keyword that can create an object that represented a networked location. This could be one of three things - either the caller that invoked your service, the service you author wh
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   We are using it in production at WSO2 now - we have gateways and web site APIs running it. We just made a 0.970.0 release last week which contains significant alterations. The language and runtime have been in iterative design and test for
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   by TylerJewell 8y ago

   Ballerina is a compiled, type safe, and concurrent programming language to make it easy to write integration services, which are typically the glue between connecting different endpoints with distributed transactions, reliable messaging, me
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   Show HN: Ballerina – Cloud Native Programming Language(ballerina.io)

   40 points by TylerJewell 8y ago|14 comments
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Hi - HN community. WSO2's leadership would be happy to discuss the philosophy behind our approach to recruiting and performance reviews discussed in the article. Feel free to ask questions here.
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    WSO2's Employee Performance Evaluation System(medium.com)

    1 points by TylerJewell 9y ago|1 comments
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    It's hard for me to speculate how much our PMs are working. No one in our company is micro managing the PMs and their day to day work. But usually, what happens with PMs is that they become accountable for some revenue targets, a set o
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Your question didn't talk about your career aspirations, as those items would influence the type of PM position that you are seeking and the level of commitment that you would make to it. I'm also assuming that this is software PM
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Hi - Melissa's blog post and the ensuing thread encouraged us at WSO2 to share our views on this topic in a response essay that talks about the importance of junior software engineers in a company. https://medium.com/@t
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    WSO2, an open source integration company, is hiring positions in R&D, solutions architecture (US, EU, APAC), sales, product marketing, and developer relations. We plan to hire around 100 new people this year. We published our company fi
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    I joined a company, WSO2, as it's CEO earlier this year. Over the past couple years they have been working on a programming language for integrating and orchestrating across endpoints. They call it Ballerina. It is at Ballerinalang.org
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Yes, of course - happy to discourse further. tyler at wso2 dot com. In seeing your response, it does occur to me that you may be tackling an alternative form of monetization that is suitable for micro-payments, or for open source project l
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    I want to applaud the author for taking such a bold step, but I would like to disagree with the assertion in the manifesto that all forms of open source software are failing business models. I would like to encourage the author to dive deep
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Hey - founder & CEO of Codenvy, also project lead for Eclipse Che - a workspace server and cloud IDE. We have learned a little bit about what it takes to run environments in the cloud and then present development experiences for languag
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Hey everyone. I am the founder and CEO of Codenvy. Today is one of the most exciting of my professional career. Five years ago we started Codenvy with a simple mission to simplify the lives of developers. Our services are used by 100s of t
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    Red Hat Acquires Codenvy(blog.codenvy.com)

    12 points by TylerJewell 9y ago|3 comments
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    I have had a chance to write a proper blog post about my views on OpenShift.io and what it does, and how it makes use of Eclipse Che. https://che.eclipse.org/openshift-io-and-eclipse-che-97a89e0...
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    I have bumped into all of the OpenShift.io managers and executives today at Red Hat Summit. They have all been discussing this very HN thread (they have all read it), and taking it to heart that they want to clean up the marketing items imm
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    Hi @toddmorey - I am founder / CEO of Codenvy. Eclipse Che is our open source kernel and we had the opportunity to collaborate intimately with Red Hat's engineering teams in the design and development of OpenShift.io. Let me share
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    by TylerJewell 9y ago

    You may want to consider cloud IDEs. Eclipse Che ( http://www.eclipse.org/che ) is focused on "dev-moding" production runtimes defined by Dockerfiles or Docker compose. There is a Chefile capability that is similar
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    by TylerJewell 10y ago

    I am founder / CEO of Codenvy, project lead for Eclipse Che, and also sit on the board of directors for WSO2, Sauce Labs, Eclipse Foundation, and Shift Mobility. My career in technology has spanned 25 years. I still code and am a partn
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    by TylerJewell 10y ago

    It would be easy to say that Nitrous' issues were due to technology or the market not being excited. But they went through 3 different CEOs and did not advance / innovate for a number of years after raising a bunch of money. The
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    by TylerJewell 10y ago

    Codenvy's C3 legacy system is shutting down and merging into codenvy.io, which is a next-generation platform based upon Eclipse Che. We have been running both systems in parallel for about a year now, and this weekend we will merge the
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    by TylerJewell 10y ago

    Eclipse Che is doing pretty well. Approaching 20,000 usage hours every day from telemetry, up from a couple hundred at the beginning of the year. Eclipse Che is focused on the dev infrastructure. It's about making the workspace comple
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    by TylerJewell 10y ago

    Hi - I am the project lead for Eclipse Che. While I'd love to take credit for a special API for handling intellisense with languages, we didn't do it alone. We had a proprietary API that we built over a number of years that dist