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Hosted by Nick Janetakis - Full stack developer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 108 episodes
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Nick Janetakis - Full stack developer hosts Running in Production, a business show with 108 episodes published.
In this episode of Running in Production, Filipe Névola goes over building a hosting platform for Meteor apps. It’s hosted on AWS with ECS and has been running in production since 2015. Filipe talks about building critic
In this episode of Running in Production, Chad Wilken goes over building a service to help contractors document their job and communicate with their crew. It’s been up since 2014. Chad talks about handling ~800k photo up
In this episode of Running in Production, Michael Lynch goes over building a hardware device that lets you remote control your server without installing any software. It’s been available since mid-2020. Michael talks abo
In this episode of Running in Production, Nick Savrov goes over building a platform to help content creators build a business with Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on Heroku and has been up and running in production since 2014
In this episode of Running in Production, PJ Murray goes over building a customer research app with Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on Heroku and has been up and running since mid-2020. PJ talks about using feature flags, int
In this episode of Running in Production, Josh Kinabrew goes over building an AI driven invoice categorization system using Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on Heroku and AWS and has been up and running since 2013. Josh talks
In this episode of Running in Production, CJ Avilla goes over building a fund raising platform with Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on Heroku and has been running in production since 2015. CJ talks about rewriting an app with
In this episode of Running in Production, Nick Janetakis goes over building a podcast site with Jekyll and Ruby. It’s hosted on a single DigitalOcean server and has been running in production since October 2019. Nick tal
In this episode of Running in Production, Jason Swett goes over building an internal medical record system with Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on AWS using Kubernetes and it’s been up and running since 2019. Jason talks abou
In this episode of Running in Production, Vlad Radulescu goes over creating a game directory site with Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on AWS and has been up and running since 2014. Vlad talks about having thousands of active
In this episode of Running in Production, Dieter Lunn goes over building a job board site for school bus drivers and aides using Ruby on Rails. It’s hosted on DigitalOcean with HatchBox. Dieter talks about using a bit of
In this episode of Running in Production, Matthias Viehweger goes over building a service to help organize groups of people. It’s built with Ruby on Rails and is hosted on OpenShift with Kubernetes. It’s been running in
In this episode of Running in Production, Kristian Dupont goes over building a SAAS app to manage access control to your existing SAAS subscriptions. It’s built with Koa, Node and React and is hosted on Heroku. It’s been
In this episode of Running in Production, Andy Ide goes over building a SAAS app for horses with Django and Python. It’s hosted on a single Linode server and has been running in production since May 2021. Andy talks abou
In this episode of Running in Production, Karl Roos goes over building a B2B news and data platform with Rails, Node and Python. It’s hosted on AWS using Elastic Beanstalk and has been up and running since 2014. Karl tal
In this episode of Running in Production, Matt Oliver goes over building a chat platform with Akka, Scala and React Native. It’s hosted on DigitalOcean with Kubernetes and has been running in production since 2013. Matt
In this episode of Running in Production, Maciej Delmanowski talks about building out a 40+ server / 200+ VM data center with Ansible. It’s hosted on premises, he’s been working on it all since 2007 and started using Ans
In this episode of Running in Production, Adrian Marin goes over building a Ruby on Rails admin framework. It’s hosted on Heroku and has been available since late 2020. Adrian talks about building a Rails engine, using S
In this episode of Running in Production, Przemek Matylla talks about building an image processing and optimization API with mostly C, Python and Node. It’s hosted on bare metal servers in a data center and has been runn
In this episode of Running in Production, Chris Samiullah goes over building a video course hosting platform with FastAPI, Strapi and Gatsby. It’s hosted on ECS along with a bunch of AWS resources. It’s been running in p
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Running in Production is hosted by Nick Janetakis - Full stack developer. The show is categorised under Business (Careers) and has published 108 episodes.
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