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TylerJewell
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About TylerJewell
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Comment #46590668
Note - we primarily make use of Gemini CLI, which is very promising, but have made pretty extensive trials as Claude Code. Anthropic hasn't changed their licensing, just enforcing …
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Comment #44879542
For those worrying about concentration ... the market can get even more concentrated than it is now. In the 1880s, 80% of the market was related to railroads. That concentration al…
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Comment #43427471
Akka focuses on enterprise agentic with a focus on creating certainty and solving scale problems. We have a customer, Swiggy, which is >3M inferences per second for a blended set o…
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Comment #42210471
Well, Vert.x and Spring are maintained by RedHat and Broadcom. Both of those companies measure their profit and loss tied to their broader orchestration and platform sales (Kuberne…
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Comment #42210393
I am the CEO of Akka, formerly Lightbend. We did a long podcast and a couple blogs that offered transparency to the rationale on why we moved from Apache to BSL, which still downgr…
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Show HN: Akka 3 – platform to build and run responsive apps
Akka was originally launched in 2009 by Jonas Boner from Sweden as a toolkit to make it simpler to program concurrent apps on multi-core systems. It grew over the years into a set …
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Comment #34345556
This is a phenomenal mixture of abstraction, design, and state management to peel away infrastructure complexity.
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Comment #32499712
Ha! I maintain a public database and people can navigate it by going to tylerjewell.substack.com. It links into a public google sheet. The tracking methodology buckets companies by…
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Comment #32496914
The remote dev environment space is heating up. Quite a few variants and competitors now emerging in this generation of vendors. I started and sold Codenvy to Red Hat which impleme…
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Comment #31907800
This is the 7th article in a series we call developer-led landscape where we look at the underlying trends affecting the commercial companies in and around the developer ecosystem.…
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Comment #30323801
I find that it's important to periodically understand the big picture. I ask myself, are we doing better as a whole for society and can technology aid in that? I get inspired by re…
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Comment #29811395
Clever line of thinking. Is it fair to think of IDEs that include language-specific refactoring capabilities as a providing a developer abstraction over AST editing?
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Comment #29685385
Here are my notes as I attempt to wonder about whether there are investment opportunities for an infrastructure investor. What is a dApp? https://twitter.com/TylerJewell/status/147…
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Comment #28568414
I write extensively about developer businesses and markets: https://tylerjewell.substack.com/p/developer-led-landscape-2...
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Comment #27516103
I love solutions that are working in this area. Reminds me a bit of Codestream. Why make the pull request such a formality? The process of writing the code, developers can have act…
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Comment #26243039
A number of interesting points that are thought provoking, but also a bit of flame bait about cloud IDEs "dying off". As founder of Codenvy, happy to say that Eclipse Che is an act…
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Comment #25170550
I got my pilot's license and instrument rating along with endorsements for mountain flying and high performance airplanes. I've now started studying for my commercial pilot's licen…
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Comment #24569487
Over the past decade, I have sought to identify every for-profit developer product. The landscape contains 800 companies across 22 segments that publish 1000 products which generat…
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Comment #18785598
Wso2 has a fully ASLv2 licensed API management solution which also includes a high performance gateway. It has monetization items included. Deployed to 1000s of accounts and runnin…
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Comment #18566219
Keeping the history of the evolution and the rationale for each iteration was great. It's really good insight into the evolution of the thinking for a passionate community team tha…
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Comment #18565793
I'm CEO of WSO2 and we are working on a programming language for writing microservices called 'Ballerina', and we host it's community at http://ballerina.io . Prior to the first pu…
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Comment #18527686
The Ballerina programming language (ballerina.io) has a syntax designed in such a way that any syntactically correct program can have its sequence diagram generated automatically. …
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Comment #18328298
@cyphar - I would love to chat with you about SUSE's policies and encouragement to enable working exclusively on upstream-first. We are working to bake that concept into our polici…