kt9

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Puppet acquires Distelli distelli.com

1 kt9 9 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 9 years ago

Github should donate a license for Github Enterprise to gnome so that the gnome folks can have the best of both worlds - self hosted + github. Its a win for github to have a big project like gnome running on GHE.

Comment · 9 years ago

I've been using Emacs for over 15 years now and I do almost all my work in it. The two things that I still haven't found good solutions for in emacs are available out of the box in almost every editor today:

1. Autocomplete of methods, classes, variables etc 2. Auto import statement organisation

Yes I am aware of JDEE for #2 and I am aware of emacswiki/autocomplete but none of those solutions are as smooth, well integrated or work well enough like they do in atom or visual studio.

If someone was to rethink the problem from the ground up and solve it in an elegant and efficient way my life would be complete.

Comment · 9 years ago

Hi I'm the founder at distelli and we just launched a new service to manage access control and policies.

Show HN: Passly.io – A REST API for Access Control passly.io

1 kt9 9 years ago 2 comments

Comment · 9 years ago

I'm the founder at Distelli and the folks at The New Stack reached out to me for an interview. Here is the article - unvarnished feedback from the HN community would be awesome.

https://www.distelli.com/kubernetes

Distelli Manages Kubernetes Deployments Across Multiple Clouds thenewstack.io

2 kt9 9 years ago 1 comments

Comment · 9 years ago

Here's a post that an engineer on my team wrote about why we switched from NPM to Yarn

http://www.blog.distelli.com/single-post/2016/12/14/Why-we-s...

Comment · 9 years ago

IMHO the most important thing for opsolutely to figure out is whether they're focusing on the Enterprise or the SMB space. The reason is that will dictate the direction of their product and the features, integrations and customer experience.

The requirements for enterprise are very different from the requirements for small companies.

I say this from experience running a deployment automation company focused primarily on the enterprise (https://www.distelli.com) and we made a decision early on to focus on the enterprise. Making a decision early on helped us focus on the target market we're going after and we have actively built stuff for the enterprise because of that decision.