“Developer Advocacy has many names. You may have heard it referred to as Developer Relations or Evangelism, and while these roles vary company to company, we all essentially do the same thing — We represent software developers. I like to say that it’s my job to ask dumb questions so you don’t have to, but the real goal of a Developer Advocate is to become the voice of the user. We gather feedback in a way that most developers don’t, then use that feedback to shape the product to become what it needs to be.
Link: Dropbox files for IPO -- and their numbers are looking solid
“doing over $1B in annualized sales and are cash flow positive."
Original source: Dropbox files for IPO – and their numbers are looking solid
Link: Dropbox files for IPO -- and their numbers are looking solid
“doing over $1B in annualized sales and are cash flow positive."
Original source: Dropbox files for IPO – and their numbers are looking solid
Link: Dropbox files for IPO -- and their numbers are looking solid
“doing over $1B in annualized sales and are cash flow positive."
Original source: Dropbox files for IPO – and their numbers are looking solid
Link: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Pretty good check-in on current studies showing productivity and ROI from using PaaS.
Original source: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Link: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Pretty good check-in on current studies showing productivity and ROI from using PaaS.
Original source: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Link: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Pretty good check-in on current studies showing productivity and ROI from using PaaS.
Original source: Building the convincing PaaS business case
Link: With Loggly, SolarWinds scoops up another log service
“With the acquisition of Loggly, SolarWinds obtains an asset that was slow in getting started but has hit a patch of growth recently. As of September, we believe the company was on track to finish 2017 with roughly $10m in billings, up from mid-single digits in 2016. Founded in 2009 with a mission of offering a SaaS-based, easy-to-use logging product with helpful visualizations built using advanced analytics, Loggly had raised $47m in venture capital, including a $11.
Link: With Loggly, SolarWinds scoops up another log service
“With the acquisition of Loggly, SolarWinds obtains an asset that was slow in getting started but has hit a patch of growth recently. As of September, we believe the company was on track to finish 2017 with roughly $10m in billings, up from mid-single digits in 2016. Founded in 2009 with a mission of offering a SaaS-based, easy-to-use logging product with helpful visualizations built using advanced analytics, Loggly had raised $47m in venture capital, including a $11.
Link: With Loggly, SolarWinds scoops up another log service
“With the acquisition of Loggly, SolarWinds obtains an asset that was slow in getting started but has hit a patch of growth recently. As of September, we believe the company was on track to finish 2017 with roughly $10m in billings, up from mid-single digits in 2016. Founded in 2009 with a mission of offering a SaaS-based, easy-to-use logging product with helpful visualizations built using advanced analytics, Loggly had raised $47m in venture capital, including a $11.