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Once we have an understanding of who you are and how we can help you, we'll begin to shape what to say, how to say it, and where. Our team has years of growth and marketing experience to develop a campaign focused your goals.
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🎧 GraphQL's benefits and costs
From Heroku’s Code[ish] podcast, Owen Ou and special guest Tanmai Gopal cover the costs and benefits of GraphQL.
GraphQL is a querying language with the aim of increasing the productivity of frontend and backend developers. It can make working with React easier, be used as an API for third-party clients, and allow for feature-rich applications to request precisely the data they need. Like any part of your stack, GraphQL isn’t a panacea. The language is still being developed, and has some limitations. Tanmai Gopal, the CEO of Hasura, guides us through the pros and cons of using GraphQL in your application.
Linode Kubernetes Engine is here!
Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) is a fully-managed container orchestration engine for deploying and managing containerized applications and workloads. LKE combines Linode’s ease of use and simple pricing with the infrastructure efficiency of Kubernetes. You can now get your infrastructure and workloads up and running in minutes instead of days.
If you’ve been following along with the Changelog infrastructure, you’ll be pleased to know we’re rolling out LKE as we speak. We love what we’ve seen so far! Oh and be sure to use the code changelog2019 or changelog2020 (whichever works) to get our special pricing.
Who you’ll reach
Our audience is the builders, leaders, and planners defining the future of software.
Every day we influence developers at some of the most innovative tech companies in the world.
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