adamwiggins

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Scala on Heroku(blog.heroku.com)
126 points by adamwiggins 15y ago|20 comments
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Heroku for Java(blog.heroku.com)
263 points by adamwiggins 15y ago|70 comments
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Polyglot Platform(blog.heroku.com)
140 points by adamwiggins 15y ago|10 comments
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Fighting Software Erosion with Explicit Contracts (The New Heroku, 4/4)(blog.heroku.com)
80 points by adamwiggins 15y ago|2 comments
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by adamwiggins 15y ago
Heroku is seeking: * User-focused Ruby/Rails developers: http://jobs.heroku.com/rails_developer * Database infrastructure developers: http://jobs.heroku.com/data_infrastructure_developer * Erlang infrastructure developers: http://jobs.
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Heroku is looking for entrepreneurial hackers
11 points by adamwiggins 16y ago
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by adamwiggins 16y ago
Because it's not an online backup. The canonical version of the photo now lives on in a remote service, managed and maintained in perpetuity by someone else. The user's local computer has become just a cache. This a fundamental shift in h
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Heroku is Hiring
95 points by adamwiggins 16y ago
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Memcached, a database?(adam.heroku.com)
4 points by adamwiggins 16y ago|0 comments
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by adamwiggins 16y ago
We currently have sixteen employees, though that number is growing monthly. I suspect we work like any other young company - what would you like to know?
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by adamwiggins 18y ago
Actually, the opposite. Pioneers are only interested in the early part of a company's lifecycle, so the investment/acquisition path is ideal. Almost everyone participating in YC is a pioneer, so most of us follow that route. Settlers want