Netlify, a service for quickly rolling out static websites, raises $2.1M @TechCrunch @hirimalibe

Mathias Christensen — a former CTO of a firm that built websites for small businesses — says developers have gotten so used to using Github as a central workflow, they expect the entire rest of the developer experience to work the same way. “The way that a front-end developer would work would be to go into a…

via Netlify, a sevice for quickly rolling out static websites, raises $2.1M — TechCrunch

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Acquired a B.Sc.(Statistics/Computer Science) degree from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (Nairobi, Kenya). Also studied International Relations - post graduate - at the University of Nairobi (Nairobi, Kenya). I have had the opportunity to serve as a public servant at the Foreign Affairs office in Nairobi in addition to serving as a diplomat abroad. Travelling to a number of countries on occupational assignment certainly was a rare privilege. I loved every moment of it.

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malibehiribae
August 18, 2016 at 9:16 am

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There’s an obvious leverage when pre-loading and deploying a web page front-end, which by far outweighs dynamic pages constructed and deployed back-end. Either way, developers have the option to consider other factors in play prior to deciding a suitable service to adapt. There’s just more carrots than there are sticks out there – literally 🙂

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