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Code[ish]The Development Basics of Managed Inference and Agents The Code[ish] Podcast is back! Join Heroku superfan Jon Dodson and Hillary Sanders from the Heroku AI Team for the latest entry in our “Deeply Technical” series. In this episode, the pair discuss Heroku Managed Inference and Agents—what it is, what it does, and why developers should be using it. Hillary also shares tips for new developers entering the job market, and Jon pits 10 principal developers against one hundred fresh bootcamp graduates (hypothetically, of course). 2025-07-0226 min
The Business Compass LLC PodcastsHeroku to AWS Migration: Step-by-Step Guide Using ECS, ECR, and CodePipelineHeroku to AWS Migration: Step-by-Step Guide Using ECS, ECR, and CodePipeline
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You’ve just received a Heroku sunset email, and now your entire weekend is shot. Breathtaking timing, isn’t it?
I’ve been there. When Heroku announced their free tier shutdown, dozens of our clients scrambled for AWS migration solutions that wouldn’t require rebuilding their entire CI/CD pipeline from scratch.
2025-06-2324 min
DevOps and Docker Talk: Cloud Native Interviews and ToolingHeroku + MCP = The Fastest Way to Run AI Agents in the CloudJulián Duque from Heroku joins me to explain and demo their new AI platform.Check out the video podcast version here https://youtu.be/BGqlLZHdRDsCreators & Guests
Cristi Cotovan - Editor
Bret Fisher - Host
Beth Fisher - Producer
Julián Duque - Guest
You can also support my content by subscribing to my YouTube channel and my weekly newsletter at bret.news!Grab the best coupons for my Docker and Kubernetes courses.Join my cloud native DevOps community on Discord.Grab some merch at Bret's Lo...2025-06-0641 min
CloudBites ConversationsArchitecting the Future: Andy Fawcett on his career, Salesforce, Heroku, and Developer AdvocacyIn this episode of CloudBites Conversations, host Paul Battisson sits down with Andy Fawcett, VP of Developer Relations at Heroku and a prominent figure in the Salesforce ecosystem. Andy shares his journey from CTO at FinancialForce to leading developer advocacy at Heroku, discussing the evolution of the Salesforce platform and the importance of community engagement. 
Key topics include:
🚀 The evolution of Salesforce architecture and its impact on developers
📕 Insights into Andy’s book, Salesforce Platform Enterprise Architecture
💭 The role of open-source tools like DLRS in the Salesforce community
👨💻 The...2025-05-291h 22
Modern WebWhat’s New About Heroku in 2025? AI Platform as a Service + What are MCPs?In this episode of the Modern Web Podcast, Rob Ocel and Danny Thompson sit down with Julián Duque, Principal Developer Advocate at Heroku, to talk about Heroku’s evolution into an AI Platform-as-a-Service. Julián breaks down Heroku’s new Managed Inference and Agents (MIA) platform, how they’re supporting Claude, Cohere, and Stable Diffusion, and what makes their developer experience stand out.They also get into Model Context Protocols (MCPs)—what they are, why they matter, and how they’re quickly becoming the USB-C for AI. From internal tooling to agentic infrastructure and secure AI deployments...2025-05-2138 min
The New Stack PodcastHow Heroku Is ‘Re-Platforming’ Its PlatformHeroku has been undergoing a major transformation, re-platforming its entire Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering over the past year and a half. This ambitious effort, dubbed “Fir,” will soon reach general availability. According to Betty Junod, CMO and SVP at Heroku (owned by Salesforce), the overhaul includes a shift to Kubernetes and OCI standards, reinforcing Heroku’s commitment to open source. The platform now features Heroku Cloud Native Buildpacks, which let developers create container images without Dockerfiles. Originally built on Ruby on Rails and predating Docker and AWS, Heroku now supports eight programming languages. The company has als...2025-04-2418 min
All Content Archives - Software Engineering DailyVibe Coding at Heroku with Vish Abrams
AI tools are transforming how developers write code, and although it’s difficult to pinpoint how much code is now AI-generated code, estimates suggest it’s between 20% and 40%, and this figure is poised to grow in the coming years. This evolution has given rise to a new coding paradigm in which developers act as directors, guiding and refining AI-generated solutions rather than manually writing every line of code.
This approach was recently termed “vibe coding” by Andrej Karpathy, and it shifts the programmer’s role from detailed coding to overseeing and enhancing AI-produced code. It emphasizes collaborative interactio...2025-04-2452 minPodcast Archives - Software Engineering DailyVibe Coding at Heroku with Vish Abrams
AI tools are transforming how developers write code, and although it’s difficult to pinpoint how much code is now AI-generated code, estimates suggest it’s between 20% and 40%, and this figure is poised to grow in the coming years. This evolution has given rise to a new coding paradigm in which developers act as directors, guiding and refining AI-generated solutions rather than manually writing every line of code.
This approach was recently termed “vibe coding” by Andrej Karpathy, and it shifts the programmer’s role from detailed coding to overseeing and enhancing AI-produced code. It emphasizes collaborative interactio...2025-04-2452 minSoftware Engineering DailyVibe Coding at Heroku with Vish Abrams
AI tools are transforming how developers write code, and although it’s difficult to pinpoint how much code is now AI-generated code, estimates suggest it’s between 20% and 40%, and this figure is poised to grow in the coming years. This evolution has given rise to a new coding paradigm in which developers act as directors, guiding and refining AI-generated solutions rather than manually writing every line of code.
This approach was recently termed “vibe coding” by Andrej Karpathy, and it shifts the programmer’s role from detailed coding to overseeing and enhancing AI-produced code. It emphasizes collaborative interactio...2025-04-2452 min
Be More with Tom BassettBe More Heroku Evangelist with Errol SchmidtIn this episode of the Be More Podcast, we chat with Errol Schmidt, a Heroku Evangelist, about what it means to champion the Heroku platform. Errol shares how his role blends technical knowledge with storytelling to inspire teams to build powerful applications on Heroku. He explains how the Evangelist role connects with other functions and how Heroku expertise often lives within broader roles across the ecosystem.2025-04-1533 minSoftware Engineering DailyHeroku and the Twelve-Factor App with Vish Abrams
Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service that enables developers to build, deploy, and manage applications. It was founded in 2007 and was acquired by Salesforce in 2010. The platform supports multiple programming languages, including Ruby, Python, Node.js, and Java, and has features such as automated scaling, database monitoring tools, and a streamlined deployment workflow.
Vish Abrams is the Chief Architect at Heroku and previously worked at Oracle and NASA, among other organizations. He joins the show to talk about the history of Heroku, its role within Salesforce, open-sourcing the Twelve Factor App, the long-standing challenge of credentials management, and...2025-01-1438 minAll Content Archives - Software Engineering DailyHeroku and the Twelve-Factor App with Vish Abrams
Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service that enables developers to build, deploy, and manage applications. It was founded in 2007 and was acquired by Salesforce in 2010. The platform supports multiple programming languages, including Ruby, Python, Node.js, and Java, and has features such as automated scaling, database monitoring tools, and a streamlined deployment workflow.
Vish Abrams is the Chief Architect at Heroku and previously worked at Oracle and NASA, among other organizations. He joins the show to talk about the history of Heroku, its role within Salesforce, open-sourcing the Twelve Factor App, the long-standing challenge of credentials management, and...2025-01-1438 minPodcast Archives - Software Engineering DailyHeroku and the Twelve-Factor App with Vish Abrams
Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service that enables developers to build, deploy, and manage applications. It was founded in 2007 and was acquired by Salesforce in 2010. The platform supports multiple programming languages, including Ruby, Python, Node.js, and Java, and has features such as automated scaling, database monitoring tools, and a streamlined deployment workflow.
Vish Abrams is the Chief Architect at Heroku and previously worked at Oracle and NASA, among other organizations. He joins the show to talk about the history of Heroku, its role within Salesforce, open-sourcing the Twelve Factor App, the long-standing challenge of credentials management, and...2025-01-1438 min
Software Engineering DailyHeroku and the Twelve-Factor App with Vish AbramsHeroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service that enables developers to build, deploy, and manage applications. It was founded in 2007 and was acquired by Salesforce in 2010. The platform supports multiple programming languages, including Ruby, Python, Node.js, and Java, and has features such as automated scaling, database monitoring tools, and a streamlined deployment workflow.Vish Abrams is the Chief Architect at Heroku and previously worked at Oracle and NASA, among other organizations. He joins the show to talk about the history of Heroku, its role within Salesforce, open-sourcing the Twelve Factor App, the long-standing challenge of credentials management, and...2025-01-1438 min
Jon Myer PodcastEp#218 Heroku's Next Generation Platform: The Evolution of PaaSIn this episode from AWS re:Invent 2024, Jon Myer sits down with Adam and Chris from Heroku to discuss their major platform transformation. Learn about Heroku's shift to Kubernetes, their commitment to maintaining the beloved developer experience, and how they're revolutionizing cloud-native development while staying true to their roots. Discover how Heroku is evolving to meet modern enterprise needs while keeping their signature simplicity.
Key Takeaways:
🚀 Rebasing on Kubernetes & cloud-native standards
💻 Same simple developer experience
🔧 Buildpacks going open source
🌐 Enhanced networking capabilities
💰 Predictable, all-inclusive pricing
🤖 New AI-managed services
🏗️ 12-factor methodology modernization
⚡ Focus on developer productivity
Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction and roles
1:18 - Major platfo...2025-01-1124 min
Screaming in the CloudHeroku’s Resurgence with Adam ZimmanCorey Quinn welcomes Adam Zimman back to Screaming in the Cloud for a sponsored episode featuring Heroku by Salesforce. As Head of Product Marketing, Adam discusses after years of stagnation following its Salesforce acquisition. Recent investments and a dedicated team signal a renewed focus on developer experience. The duo explores Heroku's impact on modern app development, its role in popularizing the 12-Factor App model, and the decision to retire its free tier. Adam highlights key updates, including Kubernetes replatforming, .NET support, and AI tools for managed inference and agents. He also teases his upcoming book, Progressive Delivery, set for...2025-01-0729 minThe New Stack PodcastHeroku Moved Twelve-Factor Apps to Open Source. What’s Next?Heroku has open-sourced its Twelve-Factor App methodology, initially created in 2011 to help developers build portable, resilient cloud applications. Heroku CTO Gail Frederick announced this shift at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America, explaining the move aims to involve the community in modernizing the framework. While the methodology inspired a generation of cloud developers, certain factors are now outdated, such as the focus on logs as event streams. Frederick highlighted the need for updates to address current practices like telemetry and metrics visualization, reflecting the rise of OpenTelemetry.The updated Twelve-Factor methodology will expand to accommodate modern cloud-native realities, such...2025-01-0222 min
Database SchoolHeroku's glory days & Postgres vs the world, w/ Craig KerstiensWant to learn more Postgres? Check out my Postgres course: https://masteringpostgres.com. In this interview, I dive deep with Craig Kerstiens from Crunchy Data into the world of Postgres, covering its rise to prominence, scaling at Heroku, and the power of Postgres extensions. Craig also shares insights on database sharding, the future of Postgres, and why developers love working with it. Follow Craig: Twitter: https://twitter.com/craigkerstiens Crunchy Data Blog: https://www.crunchydata.com/blog Follow Aaron: Twitter: https://twitter.com/aarondfrancis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com...2024-09-241h 02
Convergence.fmMaintaining an Opinionated Engineering Culture at Heroku with Wes BearyIn this episode of the Convergence podcast, host Ashok Sivanand sits down with Wes Beary from Anchor.dev. Wes shares his journey, from helping shape Heroku’s engineering culture to his work today in API design and encryption as a service. Discover how Wes' experience at Heroku and his open-source contributions have shaped his views on building delightful developer experiences and empowering engineering teams. He also talks about the importance of uniformity in API design, fostering a strong engineering culture, and scaling development teams while preserving their core strengths. Unlock the full potential of your product team wi...2024-09-171h 04The New Stack PodcastHow Heroku Is Positioned to Help Ops Engineers in the GenAI EraBob Wise, CEO of Heroku, discussed the impact of generative AI (GenAI) coding tools on software development in a recent episode of The New Stack Makers. He compared the rise of these tools to adding an "infinite number of interns" to development teams, noting that while they accelerate code writing, they don't yet simplify testing, deployment, or production operations. Wise likened this to the early days of Kubernetes, which focused on improving operations rather than the frontend experience. He emphasized that Kubernetes' success was due to its focus on easing the operational burden, something current GenAI tools have yet...2024-09-0541 min
DevOps Diaries038 — Julián Duque: How to use Heroku for connected customer experiences!Julián Duque is Principal Developer Advocate for Heroku at Salesforce. His background in Node.js allows him to think objectively about development on the Salesforce platform and how it scales. His work with Heroku gives him a unique perspective on where traditional software engineering, DevOps, and Salesforce development intersects. In this episode, Julián and Jack discuss the importance of community in software development. Julián dives into how his career has developed in the Developer Relations space, and how sharing knowledge benefits the teacher and the student, building great relationships.Julián teaches Jack...2024-08-2246 min
Changelog InterviewsBeyond Heroku to MuseThis week we’re back for part 2 with Adam Wiggins — going beyond Heroku and the story of Muse (listen to part 1). After a six-year adrenaline high on Heroku, Adam needed time to recover and refill the creative well. So, he moved to Berlin, did some gig work with companies…dabbled in investing and advising. But he wasn’t satisfied. Adam likes to build things.
Ultimately, he was just waiting for the right time to reconnect with James Lindenbaum and Orion Henry — the same fellas he created Heroku with. Eventually they founded Ink & Switch, an independent research lab which led...2022-11-111h 50The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceBeyond Heroku to Muse (Interview)This week we’re back for part 2 with Adam Wiggins — going beyond Heroku and the story of Muse (listen to part 1). After a six-year adrenaline high on Heroku, Adam needed time to recover and refill the creative well. So, he moved to Berlin, did some gig work with companies…dabbled in investing and advising. But he wasn’t satisfied. Adam likes to build things.
Ultimately, he was just waiting for the right time to reconnect with James Lindenbaum and Orion Henry — the same fellas he created Heroku with. Eventually they founded Ink & Switch, an independent research lab which led...2022-11-111h 50
Changelog Master FeedBeyond Heroku to Muse (The Changelog #514)This week we’re back for part 2 with Adam Wiggins — going beyond Heroku and the story of Muse (listen to part 1). After a six-year adrenaline high on Heroku, Adam needed time to recover and refill the creative well. So, he moved to Berlin, did some gig work with companies…dabbled in investing and advising. But he wasn’t satisfied. Adam likes to build things.
Ultimately, he was just waiting for the right time to reconnect with James Lindenbaum and Orion Henry — the same fellas he created Heroku with. Eventually they founded Ink & Switch, an independent research lab which led...2022-11-111h 50Changelog InterviewsThe story of HerokuThis week on The Changelog we’re joined by Adam Wiggins, co-founder and former CTO of Heroku, for an exclusive trip down Heroku memory lane. Adam and Jerod are both tremendous fans of Heroku and believe (to this day) they represent the apex in developer experience for delivering code to production.
We talk through the beginnings of Heroku, the v1 most people have forgotten about, the era of web hosting back in 2008-2010, the serendipity of Silicon Vally in those days, pitching to Y Combinator, the makings of git push heroku, the Heroku style and name, the sa...2022-11-041h 41Changelog Master FeedThe story of Heroku (The Changelog #513)This week on The Changelog we’re joined by Adam Wiggins, co-founder and former CTO of Heroku, for an exclusive trip down Heroku memory lane. Jerod and I are both tremendous fans of Heroku and we believe (to this day) they represent the apex in developer experience for delivering code to production.
We talk through the beginnings of Heroku, the v1 most people have forgotten about, the era of web hosting back in 2008-2010, the serendipity of Silicon Vally in those days, pitching to Y Combinator, the makings of git push heroku, the Heroku style and name, th...2022-11-041h 41The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceThe story of Heroku (Interview)This week on The Changelog we’re joined by Adam Wiggins, co-founder and former CTO of Heroku, for an exclusive trip down Heroku memory lane. Adam and Jerod are both tremendous fans of Heroku and believe (to this day) they represent the apex in developer experience for delivering code to production.
We talk through the beginnings of Heroku, the v1 most people have forgotten about, the era of web hosting back in 2008-2010, the serendipity of Silicon Vally in those days, pitching to Y Combinator, the makings of git push heroku, the Heroku style and name, the sa...2022-11-041h 41
Tanzu TalkVMware Explore, k8s 1.25, Heroku’s free tier EoL’ed, NGINIX talks open source, ServerlessThis week's news: VMware Explore, k8s 1.25, Heroku's free tier EoL'ed, NGINIX talks open source, Serverless
But, first: Candy Corn!
After the news, you'll hear an interview from VMware Explore with Jen Kelly all about Backstage. Check out her presentation and the original interview, in video format, as well.
Check out SpringOne which is coming up Dec 6th to 8th in San Francisco. You can get $200 off if you register with the code COTE200.
News:
VMware Explore 2022: watch the videos.
Explore Tanzu Application Platform roundup.
Kubernetes version 1.25 – everything you...2022-09-0749 min
Radio Cloud Native by MirantisRCN #23 - BIG changes at HerokuGet the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week we have a very special, returning guest host John Jainschigg! Him and Eric dive into a strange mix of stories – new moves from the cloud giants, open source projects forming companies, trends in hardware that will hit clouds, datacenters & so much more! To kick it off, Eric jumps right into the HUGE news coming out of Heroku.A full li...2022-09-0237 minChangelog Master FeedQalculate is awesome, Restic adds compression, CS teachers coping with Copilot & Heroku's next non-free chapter (The Changelog)Qalculate has a command-line interface, Alexander Neumann adds compression to Restic, Emery Berger warns his fellow CS professors about Copilot, and Heroku GM Bob Wise details Heroku’s next chapter (which excludes free accounts).
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Notes and Links
Qalculate!
‘qalc’ is awesome!
Restic 0.14
Alex Neumann on The Changelog #434
Coping with Copilot
Heroku’s Next Chapter
joerick’s comment
Something missing or broken? PRs welcome!2022-08-2908 min
The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceQalculate is awesome, Restic adds compression, CS teachers coping with Copilot & Heroku's next non-free chapter (News)Qalculate has a command-line interface, Michael Eischer adds compression to Restic, Emery Berger warns his fellow CS professors about Copilot, and Heroku GM Bob Wise details Heroku’s next chapter (which excludes free accounts).
View the newsletterJoin the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Jerod Santo – GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, X2022-08-2908 min
Python Community NewsHeroku, IEEE Survey, Virtual Conference Value, and PyPI Phishing ScamsThis week on Python Community News:- Heroku ends their free tier - https://blog.heroku.com/next-chapter- Phishing Attack Targeting PyPI Users - https://twitter.com/pypi/status/1562442188285308929- Should Virtual Conference Release their Videos Next Day? - Python is the Most Popular Language except for in the Job Search - https://spectrum.ieee.org/top-programming-languages-2022Video at: https://youtu.be/_xyKDQJxNOgNewsletter at: https://buttondown.emailSubmit Topics for next week via GitHub IssuesPython Community News is a non-pippable look at the week in...2022-08-271h 11
생존형 개발자 성냥의 불친절한 코딩 이야기37회. Heroku OAuth 토큰, 사용자 계정 Credential 도난Hello World! 감사합니다!
ㆍ문의/의견: seongnyang.unkind.coding@gmail.com
ㆍ트위터: https://bit.ly/3pFyBV5
ㆍ음악
Track - MBB - Feel Good
Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial
나눔뮤직 - https://tv.naver.com/v/9399139
ㆍ참고
- https://www.boannews.com/media/view.asp?idx=106582
- https://www.darkreading.com/endpoint/heroku-cyberattacker-stolen-oauth-token-customer-account-credentials
- https://www.scmagazine.com/editorial/news/application-security/another-database-compromise-reported-in-github-heroku-oauth-tokens-case2022-05-1303 minCode[ish]Gift Cards for Small BusinessesThis episode is a conversation between Heroku developer advocate, Chris Castle and James Dong, developer and owner of Last Minute Gear. The business enables San Francisco residents to buy, rent, and borrow clothing and outdoor gear for activities such as camping, snow sports, and climbing. During the early days of the pandemic, the business was forced to close to comply with shelter-in-place regulations. There was an outpouring of support for small businesses, but not everyone has a Venmo account or wants to donate to a GoFundMe appeal. While many used the pandemic to catch up on Netflix...2021-03-1629 minCode[ish]Scaling a Bernie MemeThis episode is a conversation led by Greg Nokes, a Product Manager with Salesforce, Dan Mehlman, a Director of Technical Architecture for Salesforce, Mike Rose, a Director of Technical Architecture for Salesforce, Jack Ziesing, a Technical Architect with Salesforce. They're interviewing Nick Sawhney, a college student who saw an opportunity to make his friends laugh and built something that grew beyond his wildest dreams. At the 2021 US Inauguration, a single shot of Bernie Sanders sitting in a chair captured the hearts of many on the Internet. People everywhere were photoshopping him in the unlikeliest of places. Nick utilized his...2021-02-1828 min
The Ops Show by CTO.ai | Hosted by Tristan Pollock📺 EP32: Data Infra & Heroku w/ DeVaris Brown & Ali Hamidi, Co-Founders of Meroxa | The Ops Show by CTO.ai | Hosted by Tristan Pollock & Kyle CampbellIn our best show yet, we have CEO DeVaris Brown and CTO Ali Hamidi, the ex-Heroku director of product management and lead engineer, respectively, co-founders of Meroxa, a #data infrastructure platform. You'll like this episode if you like cloud data, Heroku, startups, and developer productivity.
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Echoinnovate IT - Web & Mobile App Development Technologies PodcastHeroku VS AWS: Heroku or Amazon Web Services – Which is Best for Your Startup?A product manager eventually comes to a point of choosing a hosting service. In the process of elaborating on a web project, the product managers have to first consider Heroku vs AWS. If the tech stack is defined, the software product will need a platform. So, that they can be deployed and become available to the web world. Nowadays, everyone can pick the most applicable solution based on the particular requirements as there is an abundance of hosting providers. But a question that arises is what type of web hosting is needed. Below you'll get to know more about...2020-12-1810 min
Apps para EmprendedoresEP41: Heroku - Implementa, administrar y escalar aplicaciones web y móvil.Esto es Apps Para Emprendedores, mi nombre es Jorge Diaz. De Lunes a Sábado te recomiendo una nueva app cada día para incrementar tus ingresos. La App de hoy es Heroku.comLos desarrolladores, equipos y empresas de todos los tamaños utilizan Heroku para implementar, administrar y escalar aplicaciones.No te pierdas Apps Para Emprendedores y recibe las apps en tu Email. Envía un email en blanco a recibe@AppsParaEmprendedores.com y suscríbete hoy.Vuelve mañana por más Apps Para Emprendedores.2020-10-2304 minCode[ish]Conferences in a Virtual WorldChris Castle is a developer advocate at Heroku and Salesforce. He is joined by Carter Rabasa, the lead organizer of CascadiaJS, as well as Julián Duque, a developer advocate here at Salesforce/Heroku who organizes NodeConf and JSConf in Colombia. Carter shares his first experiences at a tech conference, finding it to be surprisingly intimate and a great community of well-intentioned web developers that wanted to learn. He was inspired to start CascadiaJS, a JavaScript conference situated in the Pacific Northwest. Over time, he realized that it's the people and the networking opportunities that really makes CascadiaJS special.2020-10-2046 minCode[ish]Monitoring Productivity through IoTCorey Martin is a Customer Solutions Architect at Heroku. He's interviewing Brandon Stewart, the founder and project lead of GNAR, and Yuri Oliveira, one of its software engineers. GNAR is a software consultancy, and one of their projects involves building an Internet of Things solution for RMS, a freight transportation company. Internet of Things is a broad term used to describe any object that can connect to the Internet or communicate with other devices; popular examples include the Next Thermostat or Amazon Alexa. For RMS, Brandon and Yuri built a system to monitor trucks transporting shipping containers...2020-09-1528 min![Code[ish] JP](https://s3.amazonaws.com/heroku-www-files/podcasts/codeish/codeish-logo.png){kind=logo}
Code[ish] JPTAOドライブの松本さんと米井さんと、Heroku Connectについてのお話
松本さん、米井さん自己紹介
会社、役職、経歴、その他の活動
TAOドライブ株式会社
創業10年目
Coreで販売管理や業務アプリ開発を7年近く行った後、縁があってHerokuに取り組み
松本純樹
工学部機械工学科出身でロボットとか組み込みとかを趣味でやっていた。
航空機メーカーで生産技術をやっていたあと、業務コンサルタントの会社に転職
リーマンショックをきっかけに当時の会社が傾いたのでTAOドライブを創業
米井孝浩
工学部化学工学系出身だけど、卒業した後は（そこそこ）大手のSIをやってた。
様々な縁があって、ITコンサルとして松本のチームにジョイン
プログラマとして再スタートしつつ、TAOドライブにジョイン
Salesforce連携パターンについて
Heroku Connect、Salesforce Connect、REST API
ETLが必要な場合
Heroku Connectのハマるケース、向かないケース
どんなパターンだとHeroku Connectは有効なのか
Heroku Connectが向かないケースはどんなものがあるか
Heroku Connect炎上あるある
Salesforce連携の今後
そもそもSalesforce連携はなぜ必要なのか
どんなことを勉強しておけば、これからのSalesforce SIとしてやっていけるのか
2020-08-2100 minCode[ish]Salesforce for Heroku DevelopersGreg Nokes worked at Heroku right after it was acquired by Salesforce in December of 2010. He's joined in conversation by Chris De Gour, a Master Technical Architect at Salesforce, who has been working there since the acquisition. It's hard to imagine now, but when Salesforce and Heroku were both starting out, each company was introducing a radically different paradigm in how developers thought about their work. For Salesforce, it was about encouraging enterprise developers to embrace the Internet, and not need to worry about managing complex data schemes. For Heroku, they sought to make it as easy as possible...2020-08-1839 minCode[ish]A Podcast about PodcastsCharlie Gleason, Jennifer Hooper, David Routen, Satoshi Nagano, and Chris Castle talk about their various roles in the production of Code[ish], whether that's serving as a host, mixing the audio, or handling the design. The idea for Code[ish] started many years before the first episode was ever recorded. The name came about from the desire to produce a show that was "sort of" about code. From the get go, it was important for Jennifer and the rest of the team to identify several categories which episodes could be placed into: Dev Life (about people and activities), Tips...2020-07-2332 minCode[ish]Special Episode: Celebrating our PrideErin Allard is a Platform Support Engineer at Heroku, and she's leading a conversation with Jace Bryan (who works on the Customer Centric Engineering team at Salesforce.org), Eric Routen (a family medicine resident in the New York area), and Bryan Vanderhoof (a manager on Heroku's runtime team). Each of these individuals come from different backgrounds, but they are united together in the larger LGBTQ community. After they came out, they sought ways to support other LGBTQ individuals who were not given the same opportunities as they were. Bryan focuses on helping homeless individuals, many of whom are children...2020-07-0239 minCode[ish]Special Episode: When Giving Back Saves 1000s of JobsGreg Nokes is a Master Technical Architect at Salesforce. His focus for this interview is on two members from MX Technologies, a fintech startup that helps financial institutions: Garrett Thornburg, an engineering team lead, and Brett Allred, its CPO. A consequence of COVID has been an increase in unemployment. In response to this, the U.S. Government came out with a paycheck protection program, or PPP, to lend money to small businesses to pay their staff. The program turned out to be incredibly popular, as banks and credit unions were inundated with applications to apply for these PPP funds...2020-06-2528 min
The InfoQ PodcastJohnny Boursiquot on Serverless Go and Site Reliability Engineering at HerokuIn this podcast, Johnny Boursiquot, Site Reliability Engineer at Heroku, sat down with InfoQ podcast co-host Daniel Bryant and discussed topics that included: why Go is a useful language for building Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) style applications; how Heroku implement the role of Site Reliability Engineer (SRE); and why the ability to teach is such a valuable skill.
Why listen to this podcast:
- Go is a useful language for building Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) style applications. The ability to build Go applications into a static binary reduces the need for dependency management, and the quick runtime and application start time is good for...2020-06-1941 minCode[ish]Designing with Lynn FisherCharlie Gleason, a designer and developer at Heroku, is joined by Lynn Fisher, a designer, CSS developer, and a software and design consultancy at &yet. Lynn went to school for Fine Arts, majoring in inter-media art. She found her unique perspective on art and design gave her a leg up in working with HTML and CSS projects in the mid-2000s, and from there, moved into working in frontend development. Her personal work has explored the creative possibilities of web design. A Single Div shows the incredible possibilities when drawing with a single div and CSS. The...2020-06-1628 min
Tech Stories from HackerNoonHow to Build a Tech Podcast and Engage the Community by Jennifer Hooper, Producer at Code[ish] by HerokuJennifer Hooper, the Producer at Code[ish] and Senior Director, Technical Product Marketing, Content, and Brand at Heroku, joins Utsav Jaiswal to share her insights to building a tech podcast. Code[ish] focuses on code, technology and the life of the developer.
They talk about the place for growth-hacks in technology podcasts, how to add value to the listeners', and the importance of naming your podcast in an SEO-friendly manner. Jennifer, shares her process of sticking to schedules despite millions of moving pieces involved, the challenges of recording from remote locations, and the role of the community i...2020-06-1538 minCode[ish]Linking Data with MulesoftBecky Jaimes is a product manager at Salesforce interviewing Dejim Juang, Master Principal Solutions Engineer at Mulesoft. Recently, Dejim wrote an article describing how to connect Mulesoft with Heroku Postgres as a new data source. The main function of Mulesoft is to integrate with various SOA, SaaS, and APIs, and provide developers with a single integration point. Rather than writing entirely new data ingestion software from scratch, Mulesoft does the heavy lifting of connecting to data sources and responding back with the requested information. MuleSoft can be used to build integrations between Salesforce and applications outside of...2020-05-2633 minCode[ish]Performance Tuning Critical Rendering PathCharlie Gleason, a designer and developer at Heroku, is in conversation with Ben Harding, a developer at Raygun. Their conversation centers around a website's "critical render path," which are the steps in which HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are converted into pixels which a user actually interacts with in their browser. The fast these pixels are rendered, the better the experience which a user receives. Delays in website rendering can lead to an impact on one's business, as users are likely to leave slow sites; more often, it's an issue of accessibility, where users with slower connections should be able...2020-05-0533 minCode[ish]Launching a Startup in a Regulated IndustryCorey Martin, a customer solutions architect at Heroku, is joined in conversation with Bryan Woods, the CTO of a platform called Rhino. Rhino is a simple CRUD app with an enormous responsibility. Typically, individuals need to pay thousands of dollars upfront when renting an apartment, to cover any damages and liabilities. Instead, Rhino charges renters--98% of whom are responsible and get their deposits back--a small monthly fee, and sends those payments directly to property holders. Landlords are protected and renters save money. Although the idea is easy to understand, the effort to launch the product required working...2020-04-2834 minCode[ish]Special Episode: Enabling a New Generation with Technology and Hawaiian Cultural ValuesBlaine Kaho`onei is an Alliances Director for Heroku; he also sits on the board for Purple Mai`a, an online learning platform bringing technology skillsets to the native Hawaiian community. He's joined in conversation by David Pickett, a software developer and lead instructor with Purple Mai`a, as well as Jennifer Hooper, Heroku's Technical Product Marketing, Content, and Brand Director, who has also volunteered at Purple Mai`a. Blaine begins the dialog by talking about his interest in bringing together Hawaii's rich history of innovation and technological development with its indigenous culture. There aren't many economic opportunities for...2020-04-1635 minCode[ish]From Internship to Job PlacementCharlie Gleason, a designer and front end developer at Heroku, interviews Luis Alvarez. Luis is a data analyst intern at Heroku, and he got there through his involvement in Year Up. Year Up is akin to a bootcamp for young adults, divided into two phases. The first six months are a process of learning and development. Year Up pairs your interests with hands-on training in various subjects, such as data analytics, IT, and project management. There's consistent feedback from your classmates and you're constantly being evaluated on your progress. After this assessment, Year Up pairs students with companies. For...2020-04-0732 minCode[ish]Streaming Music to LivestreamersJulián Duque, a developer advocate at Heroku, interviews Nate Beck, the principal architect and founder of Pretzel Tech. Pretzel Tech is a company which has built Pretzel Rocks, a service that allows livestreamers to safely use licensed music. They do so by wrangling the needs of three different customers: broadcasters, who want to play fun music; record labels, which hold the rights to artists' music; and viewers, who want to play the same music at the same time as the broadcaster they are watching. The technical ability to stream music is not terribly difficult; but the c...2020-03-3148 minCode[ish]From Engineer to EntrepreneurErin Allard is a Platform Support Engineer at Heroku, and she's interviewing Ben Orenstein, one of the co-founders of Tuple. Screenshare was a popular pair programming app that was discontinued after being acquired by Slack. Finding no other alternative for this functionality, Ben and his friends built Tuple. Ben spent much of the early months of Tuple investigating pricing strategies, because he understood that the business wouldn't exist unless he could charge a reasonable price customers would be willing to pay. This process also reduced the risk of their efforts, knowing that they could burn through months...2020-03-1032 minCode[ish] JP三宅泰裕さんと、三谷知廣さんと、Heroku CSAについてのお話
お二人の自己紹介
Heroku CSAの日常
Heroku型開発、ベストプラクティスについて
お客さまとCSAのより良い関係
2020-03-0900 minCode[ish]Capturing and Analyzing Energy Usage MetricsDavid Morganthaler, an Account Manager at Heroku, interviews two members from Kevala: Emmanuel Levijarvi, its engineering lead, and Teddy Ward, a software engineer. Kevala is building a one-to-one map of a community's energy grid, to identify how power is produced and model how it's consumed. They pull data from public sources and aggregate data to reliably predict when energy will be needed, and what an optimal price to pay for that energy generation. Balancing the exact amount of energy that people want alongside the amount that is being produced is an incredibly hard problem for the utility...2020-02-2541 minCode[ish]Updating Legacy CodeCorey Martin is a Customer Solutions Architect at Heroku. On this episode of Code[ish], he’s interviewing Joe Leo, the founder and CEO of Def Method, a service-oriented software consultancy based out of New York City. The conversation begins with Leo providing his personal definition of legacy software as being any software that is not currently in the process of being written. He emphasizes that this does not mean something is immediately obsolete once it’s been written, but that at that point an individual or company must shift its energy and focus to maintenance and improvement. Fr...2020-02-1132 min
souforce.cloud#70 - Heroku#70 - Heroku - Transmitido ao vivo no Instagram em 04/10/2019
- Que tipos de soluções podem ser construidas com o Heroku
- Como foi a experiencia de usar o Heroku Connect
- Quais limitações você enxerga no Heroku hoje
- Como é o processo de deploy para o Heroku
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Go Time: Golang, Software EngineeringGo at HerokuWe teamed up with some friends of ours at Heroku to promote the Code-ish podcast so we’re sharing a full-length episode right here in the Go Time feed. This episode features Johnny Boursiquot (Go Time panelist) on the mic with guests Edward Muller and Rishabh Wason talking about Go at Heroku.
Learn more and subscribe at heroku.com/podcasts/codeish.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Code-ish by Heroku – A podcast from the team...2020-01-1623 minCode[ish]Building and Scaling a Heroku Add-onCorey Martin is a Customer Solutions Architect at Heroku. He’s interviewing Adam McCrea, a software developer and the creator of Rails Autoscale, a Heroku add-on that allows developers to auto-scale their Ruby On Rails apps. They begin their conversation by talking about auto-scaling and how McCrea’s experience as a developer inspired him to create an application that would automatically handle the scaling of web and worker dynos. Having seen how valuable the initial app was for the company he worked for, McCrea set about turning his creation into a sellable product that could be used by other deve...2020-01-1431 minCode[ish]Building Effective Distributed TeamsAnthony Mazzarella, a senior engineering manager at Heroku, is joined by Juan Pablo Buriticá the VP of engineering at Splice. Juan Pablo has spent the last decade building and running engineering teams across different industries. He believes in helping engineers find their role in fulfilling a business' higher level initiatives. Juan Pablo encourages teams to focus on planning just a little bit ahead of where you envision your business will be, in order to avoid much greater pains. This includes establishing communication channels that are agreed upon, even if your team is rather small. This way, there w...2019-12-2436 min
Passcert DumpsCertified Heroku Architecture Designer DumpsCertified Heroku Architecture Designer dumps can 100% valid for you to pass the test. Use Certified Heroku Architecture Designer dumps now. https://www.passcert.com/Certified-Heroku-Architecture-Designer.html2019-12-1702 min
Cloud Engineering Archives - Software Engineering DailyHeroku Infrastructure with Mark Turner
A cloud provider gives a developer low-cost compute infrastructure on-demand.
Cloud providers can be divided up into two categories: Layer 1 cloud providers and Layer 2 cloud providers. A Layer 1 cloud provider such as Amazon Web Services owns server hardware and sells compute infrastructure as a commodity. A Layer 2 cloud provider purchases compute infrastructure from a Layer 1 provider and builds a high quality developer experience on top of that compute infrastructure.
Heroku was the first Layer 2 cloud provider. Heroku’s first business was to provide a high quality developer experience and low cost containerization infrastructure on...2019-12-0458 minSoftware Engineering DailyHeroku Infrastructure with Mark TurnerA cloud provider gives a developer low-cost compute infrastructure on-demand. Cloud providers can be divided up into two categories: Layer 1 cloud providers and Layer 2 cloud providers. A Layer 1 cloud provider such as Amazon Web Services owns server hardware and sells compute infrastructure as a commodity. A Layer 2 cloud provider purchases compute infrastructure from a Layer 1 provider and builds a high quality developer experience on top of that compute infrastructure.Heroku was the first Layer 2 cloud provider. Heroku’s first business was to provide a high quality developer experience and low cost containerization infrastructure on top of...2019-12-041h 00Code[ish]Go at HerokuJohnny Boursiquot is an SRE at Heroku, and joining him on this episode are Ed Muller (one-time Go language owner at Heroku), and Rishabh Wason, an engineer fresh out of university. Ed initiates the conversation by talking about how Heroku rolls out buildpack updates to users that are concurrent with Go releases. Heroku is a polyglot organization, and Go is being used as one of its four primary languages. It's finding its way into backends, microservices, and services which communicate with each other. Since many engineers at Heroku have experience in multiple languages, it's become essential for...2019-12-0322 min
Full Stack Radio128: Alasdair Monk - Scaling CSS at Heroku with Utility ClassesTopics include:
Why Heroku introduced BEM to try and solve their CSS issues and why it didn't work
How custom tooling and Ember's component system alleviated any maintainability concerns about littering the HTML with presentational classes
Why Heroku still uses some component classes like "btn" and "input" even though they could encapsulate those in an Ember component
Why simply introducing any sort of rigid CSS architecture wasn't enough and why switching to a utility CSS approach specifically was critical to making UI development at Heroku more maintainable
How with a non-utility CSS approach, every new feature always seemed...2019-11-201h 01Code[ish]The GitHub Student Developer PackAnupam Dagar is now a final-year undergraduate Computer Science student at Indian Institute of Information Technology, in Allahabad. He tells Joe Kutner, a software architect at Heroku, about how he first came across the GitHub Student Pack as a freshman. He needed a domain name, and one of his senior classmates advised him to take a look at the pack, which provides free tools for any student over the age of 13. With the Student Developer Pack, Anupam was able to build a project called HoxNox, a portfolio generator. He noticed that a lot of his friends were...2019-11-1221 minCode[ish]Operating Open CollectiveFrançois Hodierne is a lead engineer at Open Collective, and he's joined in conversation by Danielle Adams (the Node.js language owner at Heroku) and Becky Jaimes (the product manager for Heroku Data). Open Collective serves as a legal and banking entity for non-profit tech projects to raise donations and funds. All of Open Collective's repositories are open source, and they run a complete Node.js stack, via a GraphQL API on the backend and a Next.js frontend. As a core team of just three people, Open Collective relies on public contributions from its community. R...2019-10-2226 minCode[ish]Supporting Open Source through Open CollectiveChris Castle, developer advocate at Heroku, sits down with several individuals working towards making the lives of open source maintainers a little easier: Josh Simmons is the VP of the Open Source Initiative and a Senior Open Source Strategist at Salesforce; Joe Kutner works on open source programs at Heroku; and Pia Mancini, is the co-founder and CEO of Open Collective, a platform that gets funding from companies and individuals and disperses it to the open source projects they use, without those projects needing to have their own business bank account. The issues involved with financing open...2019-09-2431 minCode[ish]Building Docker images with Cloud Native BuildpacksJoe Kutner, an engineer at Heroku, leads the discussion on Cloud Native Buildpacks with Stephen Levine (engineer at Pivotal), Emily Casey (engineer at Pivotal), Ben Hale (steward of the Java Buildpack), and Terence Lee (engineer at Heroku). All of them are involved in overseeing the CNB project, and have used the technology in production at their companies. At its core, CNBs are an OCI-compliant alternative to Dockerfiles, except the container is built without very much developer interaction. By analyzing source code, CNB is able to determine the base image to start from, as well as which steps to undertake...2019-08-2728 minCode[ish]The Infrastructure Behind Salesforce's ChatbotsAs part of its product suite to automate a business' needs, Salesforce offers a Live Agent product, whose central component is a chatbot that can respond to a user's inquiries on the web or other messaging platforms, such as Facebook or SMS. A key design requirement of the chatbot is to be able to simulate human interaction by responding quickly. For an engineering team of eight, that means being able to offload as much operational responsibility as possible to Heroku's platform. Salesforce's customers exist around the world, from Europe to Asia to the Americas. Heroku provide multiregional...2019-08-2038 min
tuto_fonctionneltuto fonctionnel 23 : Déployer une application Haskell/PostgreSQL sur HerokuHeroku est un service de cloud de type PaaS (Platform as a Service), comme Amazon Web Service, Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, Red Hat OpenShift… Heroku propose une offre gratuite, limitée mais suffisante pour déployer des applications web simples.
Ce tutoriel montre comment écrire, configurer et déployer, sur Heroku, une application web en Haskell avec une base de données PostgreSQL.
https://nokomprendo.gitlab.io/posts/tuto_fonctionnel_23/2018-07-01-README.html
2019-07-3000 minCode[ish]Behind the Brand with Heroku's Lead DesignerDesign is at the very core of Heroku, influencing every aspect of the brand and the platform. Join Vikram Rana, product marketing and developer advocacy lead at Heroku, as he chats with Heroku’s head of brand design and front-end developer Charlie Gleason on his role—covering his history and background, what it’s like to work at Heroku, and how he handles being a custodian for a brand he loves. From tooling, to teamwork, to the ethos of the brand itself, Charlie and Vik dig into what makes good design (and more importantly) what makes...2019-07-3032 minCode[ish] JPHeroku サポートエンジニアによる、ここだけの話
Heroku 歴
Herokuのサポートへ応募するきっかけ。志望動機。
サポート業務の日常。1日の使い方。
Herokuトラブルあるある、よく聞かれる質問内容
Herokuでアプリ運用する上で気をつけるべきところ
Herokuサポートに入って良かったこと、これからサポート職を目指す人へのアドバイス
2019-06-2600 minCode[ish] JPセルフリーの本間さんによるHerokuとボクココの話
Heroku 歴
現在の Heroku 利用状況
Heroku の良さ
PaaS か IaaS か
今後の Heroku Community
2019-06-0600 minCode[ish]The Making of TrailheadTyler Montgomery, Trailhead's engineering director, and Shaun Russell, its principal engineer, kick off a conversation with Chris Castle as to how Trailhead came about. One of Salesforce's developer evangelists, Josh Burke, wanted to create some teaching material for classes he taught. The idea was that students wouldn't just read some content and take a quiz; they would perform real actions, such as making a dummy user an admin, and an API call would assert that they accomplished the task successfully. Due to its tight deadline of just six weeks before Dreamforce, the Trailhead team built the app...2019-05-2843 minCode[ish]Integrating Terraform with HerokuTerraform is an open source project to help automate the provisioning of infrastructure resources and services for your application. It integrates with cloud platforms through open source plugins, called providers. Mars Hall is a Heroku engineer that works on the Heroku provider. Rather than using a CLI or a web UI, Terraform provides a platform-agnostic configuration file written in the Hashicorp Configuration Language, or HCL. This sets Terraform apart from similar tools like Chef, which relies on Ruby, or Ansible, which only relies on provisioning server state. The conversation veers towards the architecture of a provider and...2019-05-2143 minCode[ish]oclif: An Open Source CLI FrameworkFor many years, Jeff Dickey was a lead architect for Heroku's CLI tool, which was used by application developers to get their apps deployed to Heroku's platform. He muses on his history with CLIs with Nahid Samsami, a director of product at Heroku, as the two of them worked together on oclif. oclif was designed from the start to be a framework for developers to use when building their own command-line interfaces. It's currently written in TypeScript, but Jeff goes through its four-year history, starting with its roots in Ruby and on thorough its Frankenstein's monster mashup...2019-05-0735 minCode[ish]Mindfulness at WorkFrancis Lacoste, a Director of Engineering at Heroku, is a longtime meditation practitioner. In 2015, he attended public seminar on mindfulness by the Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute, which was co-founded by a former Google engineer. The workshop emphasized mindfulness as a benefit to businesses by framing the mental health benefits as something that could improve worker productivity. Enlightened by this discovery, he worked to bring the lessons over to Heroku. Heroku's remote culture introduced some challenges to the original structure of the program. Participants are connected through Zoom meetings, rather than being seated in a room together...2019-05-0229 minCode[ish]The Agony and Ecstasy of Maintaining Good DocumentationWith the explosive growth of people using, and contributing to, open source projects over the last decade, more and more of us are spending their time reading, writing, and understanding documentation. Heroku's Dev Center is the central hub of documentation for Heroku, covering everything from getting started, to how Heroku works, to extending the platform. It acts as a manual for the entire platform, spanning an enormous number of topics and tools. Stephen Barlow, lead strategist for Dev Center, joins Heroku designer / developer Charlie Gleason to discuss why good documentation is so important—from some of...2019-04-3033 minCode[ish]Coordinating Remote WorkHeroku splits its units of work into squads; on this episode, we're joined by some members of the squad responsible for the Private Spaces feature. Every member of the squad is remote from one another. The team talks about the pain points around this setup, and the solutions they've set up to minimize feelings of isolation. One tactic has been to keep a long-running meeting URL. Individuals from around the team can hop in and enter a space where they can just be social with one another. Each teammate also explains why they joined Heroku, and what...2019-04-2316 minCode[ish]Sharing Data with DataclipsChris Castle introduces Becky Jaimes, the product manager for Heroku Dataclips. Dataclips is a feature that allows you to save and version SQL queries against a Postgres database. You can export these queries to JSON or CSV, share them online, or simply access them through an HTTP API. The two discuss the history of Dataclips, namely what its original needs were and how it has evolved. It was originally targeted towards individuals who simply wanted a quick way to get access to rows from a database, and now it's grown to be a useful source of information...2019-04-1830 minCode[ish]Application Performance and Building SaaS on PaaSChris Castle introduces Ryan Townsend, CTO of Shift Commerce, and the two begin by discussing the absolutely abysmal performance of web sites in areas with bad latency: airplanes, the rural countryside, or even just within a crowded cafe or conference. Shift Commerce provides a customizable shopping platform for its customers, who are several big brand retailers. For them, every millisecond of delay means lost revenue, as studies have shown that customers are unlikely to complete their purchase if it takes too long. It's important for Shift Commerce to stay hyper-tuned into its performance. Since it's a multi-tenant...2019-04-1636 minCode[ish]Making Remote Work WorkMore than half of the employees who work on Heroku are remote or distributed employees, meaning Heroku is what you might call remote-first. Host, Chris Castle, brings together five Heroku employees who have had interesting distributed employee experiences. They share some personal stories and discuss setting boundaries, self-awareness, timezones, and some advice for others interested in distributed work. Raúl Barroso is based in Madrid, Spain. He compares his experience working at Heroku HQ with his current experience as a distributed employee, working from Spain with a team across Europe and the U.S. He also shares h...2019-04-1143 minCode[ish]Spreading the Database LoveBrendon Murphy, CTO of Kajabi, talks about his company's experience with Dataclips [1]. Instead of requiring developers to connect to their database, everyone in the company is able to generate analytics on-the-fly, and they even democratize the information via a Slackbot. Their marketing team is able to get real-time feedback on their campaigns through Lita.io [2] The advantage of using Dataclips dovetails with their preference for using Heroku in general. While they could build their own wrapper to communicate with Postgres, or even manage their own infrastructure, they've found that the financial and operational costs are simply not...2019-04-0246 minCode[ish]Running Grails in ProductionAndrew Garcia is the co-founder of Goodshuffle, and as one of the first Grails users on Heroku, he worked closely with Joe Kutner, Heroku's Java Platform Owner over the years. They chat with Chris Castle, a developer advocate at Heroku, about Goodshuffle's experience with building a startup on top of the JVM. When building an application, it's often tempting to reach for the latest and greatest technologies to build your app. Andrew Garcia argues for something different: by using "boring" technology--that is, languages and frameworks that have been around for years, not months--you can iterate much more...2019-03-2827 min
AWS re:Invent 2018DEV211: How Modern Dev Teams Build on Salesforce Heroku and AWSDevelopers increasingly rely on Salesforce Heroku and AWS services to support rapid, secure development and iteration. Join us in this session to learn how Heroku's visual, team-based continuous delivery workflow brings structure, insight, and simplicity to app development. We explore best practices for building applications composed of both Heroku and AWS data services. You also hear about customer examples and learnings you can use to supercharge the results and productivity of your application development teams. This session is brought to you by AWS partner, Salesforce.2018-12-0100 min
Ruby RoguesRR 390: Creating a Heroku-Like Deployment Solution with Docker with Pedro CavalheiroPanel: - Dave Kimura- Eric Berry- Charles Max Wood- Nate Hopkins Special Guest: http://pecavalheiro.com In this episode of Ruby Rogues, the panelists talk with http://pecavalheiro.com who is from Brazil, but currently resides in Hamburg, Germany where he works at Xing. He is a software engineer, an actor, and has been working with the web since 2010. He has worked mostly with Ruby and PHP languages, and since 2015 has worked full-time with Ruby on Rails. The panelists and Pedro talk about his background and his article. Check it out!Show T...2018-11-2754 min
AWS re:Invent 2017CMP303: Innovate Faster with Salesforce Heroku and AWSSalesforce and AWS are leading the next revolution in building engaging customer experiences. Behind every great experience is an app, and the power of the Salesforce platform lets you build apps fast. Adding to that experience is the AWS platform that extends the ability to rapidly deliver apps by offering developers a collection of purpose-built and ready-to-consume set of services. Salesforce Heroku—built entirely on AWS—enables developers to focus on building business apps fast instead of spending cycles on the monotonous heavy-lifting. In this session, you learn how Salesforce Heroku and AWS accelerate developer productivity and lower operational complexity to d...2017-12-0100 min
WizardCastInsert Heroku Pun with Kevin PoormanWizardCast Insert Heroku Pun with Kevin Poorman Episode 50 Click logo to subscribe RSS Feed https://thewizardnews.com/feed/wizardcast Brian would like to apologize to his High School Spanish Teacher and Telenovela fans everywhere Kevin Poorman Kevin Poorman, aka CodeFriar, talks to the Wizardcast during Salesforce World Tour Chicago 17 all about Heroku. Kevin was a […] The post WizardCast Insert Heroku Pun with Kevin Poorman appeared first on The Wizard News.2017-08-0832 minCloud Engineering Archives - Software Engineering DailyHeroku Autoscaling with Andrew Gwozdziewycz
When an application is using all of its available resources, that application needs to be scaled. Scaling an application means giving it more resources–typically servers. Autoscaling is an engineering practice where an application is automatically given more or less resources based on how healthy the application performance is at a given time.
Applications on Heroku have access to autoscaling. Heroku users don’t need to worry about provisioning new servers manually because the platform does it for them. In this episode, we explore how Heroku built autoscaling.
Andrew Gwozdziewycz [@apgwoz] is an oper...2017-02-2854 minGo Time: Golang, Software EngineeringState of Go Survey and Go at HerokuEd Muller from Heroku join us to discuss his State of Go survey, vendoring and versioning, the Heroku Go Buildpack, how they use Go at Heroku, and more.
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SaaS Insider015: Interview with Idan Gazit from HerokuEver wonder when you should start spending money on UX? Design?
How do you know you have a good designer? Today's show Shira Abel
interviews Idan Gazit from Heroku.
An expat New Yorker living in Tel Aviv, Idan is a hybrid
engineer/designer and data visualization geek. He’s currently the
UX lead for Heroku’s data products, and previously worked on a
number of startups (to empty his bank account) and consulting work
(to fill his bank account).
Idan writes brief things on twitter as @idangazit, and longer
things at gazit.me.
Idan...2016-05-0332 min
CacaoCastÉpisode 96 - Twitterrific 5, Rack::Notifications, Heroku Mobile, Modern Cocoa Text, Intégration continue, Portal et GmailBienvenue dans le quatre-vingt-seizième épisode de CacaoCast! Dans cet épisode, Philippe Casgrain et Philippe Guitard discutent des sujets suivants:
Twitterrific 5 - Dans les coulisses…
Rack::Notifications - Les notifications push sur Heroku
Heroku Mobile - Une application iOS avec APIs web en 10 minutes
Modern Cocoa Text - Les entrées de texte facilitées
Intégration continue - Une recette pour votre Mac Mini?
Portal - Sur une calculatrice?
Gmail - Double vérification
Ecoutez cet épisode2012-12-0856 min
Castálio PodcastFábio Kung E Pedro Belo: HerokuOlá pessoal e sejam bem-vindos à mais um episódio, desta vez com dois
convidados: Fábio Kung e Pedro Belo, que atualmente trabalham na
companhia Californiana Heroku! Se você escutou os dois últimos
episódios, você deve se lembrar que eu mencionei sobre esta companhia
com o Henrique
Bastos
e Júlio Monteiro, e
como que eu tenho usado os serviços que eles oferecem para hospedar e
rodar alguns dos meus projetos. Então quando o Júlio se ofereceu para me
apresentar ao pessoal da Heroku eu aceitei na mesma hora!
Nosso bate-papo foi super divertido, e...2012-04-2900 min
Nerd RadioEpisode 01: James Ward and HerokuHeroku Evangelist, James Ward, joins us to talk about the awesomeness that is the Heroku platform.We failed to mention in the podcast that it is free to sign up and get started with Heroku; see the pricing page for details.
Hosted by Garth Braithwaite and Leif WellsProduced by Brad Feuerstein 2012-02-0142 min
Matsue Ruby Radio(まつえ・るびー・らじお)第6回Matsue.rb Radio：Rubinius、JRuby、IronRuby、SalesforceがHerokuを買収、しまねスタイル、松江中学生Ruby教室、山陰ITPro勉強会代表 あみだくさん
このブラウザでは再生できません。再生できない場合、ダウンロードは🎵こちらiTunesへの登録はこちら：http://itunes.apple.com/jp/podcast/id363449631このPodcastでは、○Rubyに関するニュースやブログ○松江を中心とした島根県に関するローカルニュース○島根県で活躍されている方との対談など扱っています。Matsue.rb Radioの放送内容の補足情報。詳しくはMatsue.rb Radioをお聞きください。○Rubiniushttp://rubini.us/From the start, compatibility has been critical to us. To that end, we created the RubySpec to ensure that we maintained parity with official Ruby. We are currently at a 93% RubySpec pass rate and growing everyday.For now Rubinius is targeting MRI 1.8.7 (1.9 is on the post 1.0 list). Most Gems, Rails plugins and C-Extensions work right out of the box. If you find a bug, let us know and we'll get on top of it.○JRubyhttp://jruby.org/○IronRubyhttp://ironruby.net/○ Salesforce、Heroku買収でJavaに続きRubyサポートを表明 - Dreamforce 2010http://journal.mycom.co.jp/articles/2010/12/09/dreamforc...2011-01-1633 min