Closed burtonjc closed 9 years ago
As a daily Waffle user I would love to see this talk!
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Mauro.
On 13 Jul 2015, at 23:23, Jacob Burton notifications@github.com wrote:
At Waffle.io, we recently built a public API to gain access to Waffle's data (in private beta now). We knew we wanted the API to be deployed, scaled, and monitored separately from our core app. We also wanted the app to use the same API we were providing to our users. Carving the API out as its own service consumed by our app provided some interesting challenges and produced some surprising benefits. This talk will describe the design we came up with, the challenges we faced, and the largely unexpected benefits we received.
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ah awesome.. glad to have you onboard
@iancrowther, thanks for accepting! I will most likely be out of the country on the 26th. Is there any chance we can bump this back to the next session?
September?
That would work great, thank you!
Sold
hi @burtonjc - just want to confirm with you before I prepare the mailer - you're all good to go on Sept 23rd?
I am! What is your preferred remote presentation method, Google Hangouts?
fancy trying yodlr? hangouts and skype have been poor quality recently
you need bandwith and a good mic for the presenter with skype and hangouts
can test on saturday avo?
Yeah, I'm up for trying yodlr. Do you mean this Saturday or the 19th?
@iancrowther, been playing around with yodlr, seems like an awesome tool! How do I join the meeting tomorrow? Should I just join the yodlr room and go from there? If so, can I get an invite to the room?
Also, can people join remotely? The rest of the Waffle.io team is interested in watching.
ill find out, we have an lnug room
i did mean the 19th btw, but completely forgot :-)
am testing now
Cool, no worries.
https://rooms.getyodlr.com/lnug - do you want to jump into the room?
At Waffle.io, we recently built a public API to gain access to Waffle's data (in private beta now). We knew we wanted the API to be deployed, scaled, and monitored separately from our core app. We also wanted the app to use the same API we were providing to our users. Carving the API out as its own service consumed by our app provided some interesting challenges and produced some surprising benefits. This talk will describe the design we came up with, the challenges we faced, and the largely unexpected benefits we received.