Last month and now wrapping up in 2013, we have been celebrating twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and how they spend their time when they are not developing.
Last month and now wrapping up in 2013, we have been celebrating twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and how they spend their time when they are not developing.
Last month, a public-Platform-as-a-Service provider sponsored a webinar, and that company’s CEO asked plaintively, “Why aren’t enterprises buying Platform as a Service?” Actually, it was a refrain throughout his presentation – “What’s holding back [PaaS] adoption within enterprises?” “Why aren’t you buying PaaS today?”
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
Oh holiday joy! While most of you were tucked away with visions of sugarplums in your head, others were scrambling to restore sites, services and back-ends that were left hanging on AWS due to an outage. Some of you may have read my blog post on developing & deploying a geolocation node.js mobile app using FeedHenry and Stackato, which I chose to deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
Check out ActiveState CEO, Bart Copeland, in this TV interview with Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan at Cloud Expo Santa Clara 2012.
"It's all about Stackato, our enterprise private PaaS solution. It's all about making it really easy for enterprises to deploy and manage their own Platform as a Service."
This month, we celebrate twelve Stackato ActiveState developers who share thoughts about the product, little known facts about them, and what they want for Christmas.
Last month, a public-Platform-as-a-Service provider sponsored a webinar, and that company’s CEO asked plaintively, “Why aren’t enterprises buying Platform as a Service?” Actually, it was a refrain throughout his presentation – “What’s holding back [PaaS] adoption within enterprises?” “Why aren’t you buying PaaS today?”
Oh holiday joy! While most of you were tucked away with visions of sugarplums in your head, others were scrambling to restore sites, services and back-ends that were left hanging on AWS due to an outage. Some of you may have read my blog post on developing & deploying a geolocation node.js mobile app using FeedHenry and Stackato, which I chose to deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
