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Tom GeorgeThe art of building SaaS in the cloud. Building commercial apps with simplicity and elegance. And scalability built in.
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The Conference
I was at a tech conference here in Toronto last week, the AWS Summit. Like I do at most conferences I wandered around thinking, what do all these people do? I work at building software on the AWS platform and I still felt a bit like an impo...
Building Software that Builds Software: The Application Framework
In my last post I was talking poetically about the simplicity and joy of serverless in the AWS cloud. Right now I’m immersed in upgrading our project infrastructure and have been for several months. It has turned out to be less simple and l...
Your Own Personal Mainframe
When I talk about SaaS and the Cloud, I mean building applications on Amazon’s AWS platform, and I mean “serverless” applications. AWS was one of the earliest cloud computing providers to embrace fully serverless computing—individual pieces...
The Case for JavaScript
JavaScript, much maligned, is actually an ideal language to build product and features in a SaaS startup. It doesn’t get a lot of respect from some hardcore programmers and if you are a fan of JavaScript, like me, you’re probably a bit shee...
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Startup CTO. Making cloud computing more hospitable to startups. Motorcyclist. Campground chef. Love vintage tech and aviation.
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