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Dev infrastructure, with Guillermo Rauch (Vercel) - S03E01

Jun 9, 2022

37:16

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Using Turboripo, You Can Save Money and Time for Your Entire Organization

04:10

Data Base Scalability

05:33

Scaling Up in Complexity

05:03

Introduction

3min

Getting the Attention of the Prospective Developer in the Most Concrete and Material Way Possible

3min

Cloud Computing

2min

Using Turboripo, You Can Save Money and Time for Your Entire Organization

4min

Getting One Place to Work, You Get One Platform

3min

Cloud Native Versus Cloud Pretender

3min

Data Base Scalability

6min

Versel - The One Tactic That Can Help You Scale Up

4min

Scaling Up in Complexity

5min

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Then I'm in Love With the Edge Functions, and I've Been a Little Bit Excited About It.

2min

11.

The Consol Debtis Podcast - Part 1

2min

In this episode we speak to Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, a platform for globally distributed applications. We discuss the meaning of “developer experience”, how complexity is managed to help developers get started quickly but still be able to scale multiple systems, the role of monorepos and monolithic application architectures, and how to think about globally deployed serverless databases.

About Guillermo Rauch

Guillermo Rauch is CEO of Vercel. Before starting Vercel in November 2015, Guillermo was the CTO and co-founder of LearnBoost and Cloudup, acquired by Automattic in 2013. He is the creator of several popular Node.js open source libraries like Socket.io, Mongoose and Slackin. Prior to Node.js, he was a core developer of the MooTools frontend toolkit. Passionate about open source as an education medium, he is a former mentor of an Open Source Engineering class organized and pioneered by Stanford, with students from Harvard, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, UPenn, Columbia and others.

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