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<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

<ul><li>Netlify/Vercel do for the &quot;Jamstack&quot; what Heroku did for Ruby on Rails—create a consumery, push-button deploy for web apps not unlike Uber’s “push a button and a car arrives”.</li><li>Vercel/Netlify cost 6x~ as much as AWS Cloudfront for each additional 100GB after 1TB in bandwidth, creating a natural breakpoint where enterprises would roll their own version to save money.</li><li>The extent of enterprise adoption of Vercel/Netlify takes place on small teams building one-off projects or prototypes.</li></ul>

Netlify/Vercel do for the &quot;Jamstack&quot; what Heroku did for Ruby on Rails—create a consumery, push-button deploy for web apps not unlike Uber’s “push a button and a car arrives”.Vercel/Netlify cost 6x~ as much as AWS Cloudfront for each additional 100GB after 1TB in bandwidth, creating a natural breakpoint where enterprises would roll their own version to save money.The extent of enterprise adoption of Vercel/Netlify takes place on small teams building one-off projects or prototypes.

Vercel, Netlify, And The Consumerization Of Developer Tools

<ul><li>We started Bejamas three years ago, and in the beginning, we didn&#39;t know what Jamstack was.</li><li>Basically, there are no limits on how big your app can be, because they both run on top of AWS or Azure and other bigger services like those.</li><li>From our experience, the most popular are definitely Netlify and Vercel.</li></ul>

We started Bejamas three years ago, and in the beginning, we didn&#39;t know what Jamstack was.Basically, there are no limits on how big your app can be, because they both run on top of AWS or Azure and other bigger services like those.From our experience, the most popular are definitely Netlify and Vercel.

Thom Krupa, co-founder Of Bejamas, On Building Dynamic Apps On The Jamstack

<ul><li>I think maybe ten years ago it was jQuery or Backbone or Ember.</li><li>The exciting thing about Meteor was that Websockets were not really popular for a while and were hard to implement, and they just made it easy.</li><li>I think Next is popular today because React is popular.</li></ul>

I think maybe ten years ago it was jQuery or Backbone or Ember.The exciting thing about Meteor was that Websockets were not really popular for a while and were hard to implement, and they just made it easy.I think Next is popular today because React is popular.

Lenny Bogdonoff, co-founder And CTO Of Milk Video, On The Past, Present And Future Of Javascript

<ul><li>Ultimately, many developers would say it&#39;s just an objectively better way of building and delivering web experiences.</li><li>This is what is driving the groundswell of commercial opportunity for companies like Netlify and others in the ecosystem.</li><li>By focusing on the needs of the front-end developer and then extending to best-of-breed providers of back-end services like databases and 3rd party APIs, you give the developer more flexibility, and can scale with them in more cases.</li></ul>

Ultimately, many developers would say it&#39;s just an objectively better way of building and delivering web experiences.This is what is driving the groundswell of commercial opportunity for companies like Netlify and others in the ecosystem.By focusing on the needs of the front-end developer and then extending to best-of-breed providers of back-end services like databases and 3rd party APIs, you give the developer more flexibility, and can scale with them in more cases.

Bucky Moore, Partner At Kleiner Perkins, On Jamstack's Big Upside Case

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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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Vercel, Netlify, And The Consumerization Of Developer Tools

We did interviews with Kleiner Perkins’ Bucky Moore, Netlify’s VP of Developer Experience Jason Lengstorf and PayPal’s Jamund Ferguson to learn...

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Thom Krupa, co-founder Of Bejamas, On Building Dynamic Apps On The Jamstack

Sacra interview with Thom Krupa, co-founder and CTO of Bejamas.

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Lenny Bogdonoff, co-founder And CTO Of Milk Video, On The Past, Present And Future Of Javascript

Sacra interview with Lenny Bogdonoff, the co-founder and CTO of Milk Video.

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Bucky Moore, Partner At Kleiner Perkins, On Jamstack's Big Upside Case

Sacra interview with Bucky Moore, partner at Kleiner Perkins, on the upside case of Jamstack.

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