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<ul><li>The first piece is there&#39;s a lot more B2B SaaS out there. The amount has exponentially grown year over year.</li><li>We&#39;re now seeing the same thing happen in customer-facing integrations, where this whole idea of should we build in-house or should we outsource is becoming a lot more about which outsourced tools we should use, not should we build it ourselves.</li><li>The long-term vision for Vessel is that when you go to build your first customer-facing integration, it&#39;s not about, &quot;Well, let me go pull up the Salesforce docs and figure out how to do that.&quot;</li></ul>

The first piece is there&#39;s a lot more B2B SaaS out there. The amount has exponentially grown year over year.We&#39;re now seeing the same thing happen in customer-facing integrations, where this whole idea of should we build in-house or should we outsource is becoming a lot more about which outsourced tools we should use, not should we build it ourselves.The long-term vision for Vessel is that when you go to build your first customer-facing integration, it&#39;s not about, &quot;Well, let me go pull up the Salesforce docs and figure out how to do that.&quot;

Zachary Kirby, co-founder Of Vessel, On Building The Vercel For Integrations

<ul><li>The early use cases were simple CRUD applications where somebody was displaying data from their database in a table and then providing a form to edit and update that data or add new data.</li><li>Today of course, we have a lot of Fortune 100, Fortune 500 companies using us where people will have thousands of users on Appsmith.</li><li>Appsmith today has around 10,000 companies that use us every month, but we have sent zero cold emails and we have never run ads.</li></ul>

The early use cases were simple CRUD applications where somebody was displaying data from their database in a table and then providing a form to edit and update that data or add new data.Today of course, we have a lot of Fortune 100, Fortune 500 companies using us where people will have thousands of users on Appsmith.Appsmith today has around 10,000 companies that use us every month, but we have sent zero cold emails and we have never run ads.

Abhishek Nayak, CEO Of Appsmith, On Building An Open Source Internal Tool Builder

<ul><li>We got pretty strong initial traction with just that scripts-to-apps idea.</li><li>Now, we've built out a lot more additional features to help build internal tools, though it took us a while to get there.</li><li>Since then, we have seen a significant uptick in our ability to close larger agreements.</li></ul>

We got pretty strong initial traction with just that scripts-to-apps idea.Now, we've built out a lot more additional features to help build internal tools, though it took us a while to get there.Since then, we have seen a significant uptick in our ability to close larger agreements.

Ravi Parikh, CEO Of Airplane, On Building An end-to-end Internal Tools Platform

<ul><li>Docker became a core utility for cloud development and dev ops with 37B+ containerized applications downloaded by early 2018, fueled by the meteoric rise of microservices and the rise of mobile.</li><li>In late 2019, Docker recapped the company, took $35M in fresh capital from Benchmark and Insight and named Chief Product Officer Scott Johnston as CEO with the new strategy to use Docker’s large install base and ubiquitous brand to sell directly into developers—instead of ops—and align their monetization with the part of the organization getting value from the product.</li><li>Post-pivot, Docker’s growth ramp has been steep—they grew 254% YoY from ~$11M ARR in late 2020 to ~$135M at the end of 2022 just by flipping Docker Hub and Docker Desktop to paid for businesses.</li></ul>

Docker became a core utility for cloud development and dev ops with 37B+ containerized applications downloaded by early 2018, fueled by the meteoric rise of microservices and the rise of mobile.In late 2019, Docker recapped the company, took $35M in fresh capital from Benchmark and Insight and named Chief Product Officer Scott Johnston as CEO with the new strategy to use Docker’s large install base and ubiquitous brand to sell directly into developers—instead of ops—and align their monetization with the part of the organization getting value from the product.Post-pivot, Docker’s growth ramp has been steep—they grew 254% YoY from ~$11M ARR in late 2020 to ~$135M at the end of 2022 just by flipping Docker Hub and Docker Desktop to paid for businesses.

How Docker 2.0 Went From $11M To $135M In 2 Years

<ul><li>Our usage of Docker hasn&#39;t been affected by the pricing changes.</li><li>Devs generally make the decision to purchase tools at Statsig.</li><li>I could see a lot of devs moving to tools like Vercel in the future.</li></ul>

Our usage of Docker hasn&#39;t been affected by the pricing changes.Devs generally make the decision to purchase tools at Statsig.I could see a lot of devs moving to tools like Vercel in the future.

Joe Zeng, Software Engineer At Statsig, On Using Docker

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Zachary Kirby, co-founder Of Vessel, On Building The Vercel For Integrations

You're a B2B SaaS company in 2023. How do you build integrations and how has that process changed over the last 5 years? What will it look like...

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Abhishek Nayak, CEO Of Appsmith, On Building An Open Source Internal Tool Builder

Sacra interview with Abhishek Nayak, CEO and co-founder of Appsmith.

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Ravi Parikh, CEO Of Airplane, On Building An end-to-end Internal Tools Platform

Sacra interview with Ravi Parikh, the CEO of Airplane.

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How Docker 2.0 Went From $11M To $135M In 2 Years

Just 2 years after laying off 80% of their team and being left for dead, we estimate Docker is now at $135M+ ARR growing roughly 150% YoY—and...

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Joe Zeng, Software Engineer At Statsig, On Using Docker

Sacra interview with Joe Zeng, software engineer at Statsig.

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