Backplane is shutting down
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Backplane is shutting down
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#3What is Backplane? Why is it shutting down?
From their docs page here: https://www.backplane.io/docs
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#4What is Backplane? Why is it shutting down?
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#7What is Backplane? Why is it shutting down?
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#8Two week notice during the holiday season seems pretty sudden and painful for users. I feel bad for those who now have to scramble and probably miss time with their families as a result.
I really feel bad for those who committed their company to this company.
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#9What is Backplane? Why is it shutting down?
> Backplane is a service that unifies discovery, routing, and load balancing for web servers written in any language, running in any cloud or datacenter. Traffic shaping, request enrichment, blue/green deploys, and other difficult to implement networking operations become trivial when using Backplane's combination of hosted and on-premise software. From their docs page here: https://www.backplane.io/docs
* A protocol for helping web widgets on a page communicate and share data https://openid.net/wg/bp/ . We used to support it at Livefyre to interop with certain Janrain products, but the ecosystem wasn't so big at the time. It wasn't under OpenID at the time.
* This roller coaster of a social network startup https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/06/the-backplane-black-box/
Re: Backplane is shutting down
#10Two week notice during the holiday season seems pretty sudden and painful for users. I feel bad for those who now have to scramble and probably miss time with their families as a result.
This seems like an all-in-one solution and quite complex, I highly doubt that this can be exchanged in a short time or maybe even at all... I really feel bad for those who committed their company to this company.
In my eyes it's evidence that you definitely shouldn't bet your company on a startup unless you have a backup plan that you can implement quickly or the benefits are massive (ie: the reward is worth potentially losing your business). Larger companies also kill products but they tend to give a lot more heads up.