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- Last Updated: June 03, 2024
- Julien Dubois
Julien Dubois is the lead developer of JHipster, a Yeoman generator for Spring and AngularJS applications. Julien’s here to show how you can use a generator like JHipster to address some of the design concerns microservices introduce like discovery and routing so you can focus on your core business logic.
JHipster (for Java Hipster) is an Open Source application generator, based on Yeoman. It generates a Spring Boot (that’s the Java part) …
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- Last Updated: April 19, 2016
- Ike DeLorenzo
Today, we are happy to announce the graduation of Heroku Review apps from an exceptionally popular beta to being generally available to all Heroku users.
Review apps are the instant, disposable Heroku app environments that can spin up automatically with each GitHub pull request. They allow developers and their teams to automatically build and test any pull request, updated at every push, at a temporary, shareable URL. When the pull request is closed or merged, …
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- Last Updated: April 04, 2024
- Matthew Creager
We recently sat down for a chat with Bill Curtis, a co-founder and the CTO of Sweet Tooth (Now Smile.io), a points and rewards app for online stores worldwide.
What has been your greatest challenge?
We’re serving way more data today than we ever have, so scaling is mission-critical. In the past, we’ve struggled with traffic spikes. For example, there are seasonal spikes, like Black Friday or Cyber Monday. There are also spikes from …
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- Last Updated: April 06, 2016
- Matthew Creager
Last week, Terence Lee and I caught up with Tom Dale at EmberConf to talk about FastBoot, when you should avoid native apps, and why JavaScript on the server and the browser might start to converge. Check the end for the full recording!
So let’s start with the drama, would you say Ember has declared war on native apps? [laughs]
[sigh] Yeah. Yeah, I think that’s fair. Yeah. Sure. Why not? Let’s go with that.
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- Last Updated: April 05, 2016
- Nahid Samsami
Two years ago we released the Heroku Platform API (v3), providing a supported way to automate and instrument Heroku and making it even easier for you to build new products. Today we are deprecating the legacy, unofficial version of the API that preceded it (v2), as its usage is limited and we are focusing development on the newer, officially-supported API.
We will sunset v2 of the API on April 15, 2017. For security reasons, we …
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- Last Updated: March 22, 2016
- Matthew Creager
Matthew Eckstein is the VP of Engineering for charity: water. For more information, visit: www.charitywater.org. Read our charity: water customer story to learn more about how Heroku has helped their organization deliver clean water to millions of people around the world.
Tell us a bit about charity: water
charity: water is a non-profit organization that brings clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations all around the world.
We rebuilt our online …
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