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- Last Updated: November 05, 2010
- Ben Scofield
Last night, we threw our first-ever Heroku Users Group meetup, and it was a hit!
Fifty Heroku users, add-on developers, entrepreneurs, and more gathered at our new office to get to know the Heroku team and swap stories with each other. We heard about some of the remarkable applications people are building on the platform, and we’re very excited to publicize those more — at future HUGs, in our newsletter, and here on the blog.
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- News
- Last Updated: October 29, 2010
- Ben Scofield
A few weeks ago, we announced our first-ever Heroku Users Group (known henceforth and forever more as a HUG, showing just how much we love our developers!) meetup. We’re now a week away, and we thought it’d be a good time to go into a little more detail about the plan.
On November 3rd at 7pm, we’re opening the doors to anyone who uses Heroku – developers who deploy to us, businesses built on our …
- News
- Last Updated: October 27, 2010
- Mark McGranaghan
Tuesday was not a good day for Heroku and as a result it was not a good day for our customers. I want to take the time to explain what happened, how we addressed the problem, and what we’re doing in the future to keep it from happening again.
Over the past few weeks we have seen unprecedented growth in the rate of new applications being added to the platform. This growth has exacerbated a …
- News
- Last Updated: October 01, 2010
- Ben Scofield
It’s no secret that Heroku’s getting pretty big. Heck, we advertise the number of apps running on the platform right there on the homepage (over 88,000, when I last looked). We’ve got tens of thousands of developers, and you all have been doing some amazing work — the success stories we’ve posted are only the tip of the iceberg. With that in mind, we thought it was high time we started to get all of …
- News
- Last Updated: April 24, 2024
- Oren Teich
UPDATE: Node.JS is now officially available on Heroku.
In April we released experimental support for Node.js. Response was instant and overwhelming. Now, nearly 1,000 people are using Node.js on Heroku.
The goal of the experiment was to understand what it would take to run Node.js in the most Heroku way possible. The experiment was extremely successful. People have built great apps, provided feedback, and engaged in ways beyond our expectations. Three of the …
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- Last Updated: May 02, 2024
- James Lindenbaum
This morning we are very excited to announce our new Add-on Provider Program, which allows anyone to easily build a Heroku add-on, making it available to all Heroku developers and customers to purchase with one click.
We first launched add-ons almost a year ago. Since then, they have been hugely successful, many add-ons being purchased thousands of times.
Hundreds of cloud service providers have contacted us wanting to build their own add-ons. We’ve spent …
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