Node.js, every mention
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every year anyone Rob Walling 5John Samuelson 1John Hainstock 1Adam McCrea 1
Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Node.js comes up
Episode 783 | Bootstrapping ScrapingBee to $5M ARR and an 8-Figur...
- ▶ 17:14 Rob Walling Like you're not going to publish an article about web scraping using Node or JavaScript or whatever that doesn't meet your standard, and that standard is a nine and a half out of 10, right?
Episode 710 | Is Coding Dead?, The "Right" Tech Stack, Funded Com...
- ▶ 9:22 Rob Walling So for him, it's TypeScript and Node.js a couple months back, and the difference in development pace is like night and day, which also means that I'm not only shipping faster, but that my motivation stays up too, and this is arguably even…
Episode 704 | Landing Pages, Buying a SaaS, the Right Tech Stack,...
- ▶ 30:18 Rob Walling Often, the tech stack is Node.js or some Python weirdness, not Django, or some .NET thing, etc. 2 times in the scene
Episode 672 | Bootstrapping, Building, Buying, and Selling SaaS C...
- ▶ 34:42 John Hainstock So if your background, let's say you're a Ruby on Rails shop, and you start looking at all these deals, and you start seeing deals that are, you know, Laravel, or you have another deal that's in Node, Next.js, or something,
Episode 661 | Millions in Revenue As a One-Person Software Compan...
- ▶ 16:23 Rob Walling You know, Rails, Ruby had been around for a long time, but Rails became a dominant framework, and then even like Django and Node, I would say, are, are newer in the life cycle.
Episode 652 | Mixing No-code with Code, Developer Superpowers, $5...
- ▶ 12:10 unnamed speaker We are written in both, mostly in Node.js and Angular.
Episode 556 | Rails Autoscale
- ▶ 11:16 Adam McCrea Customers who have actually left Rails Autoscale because they left Heroku, and most of them went to AWS, so I've been having some conversations with, with them to see, you know, what they're using now, and, and if there's a possibility…
Episode 517 | Married Co-founders Who Turned a Free Tool Into a Fast-Growing SaaS Product
- ▶ 2:46 John Samuelson I've always been a Java developer, and I wanted to learn this new thing called Node.js, and so that's kind of what started it all, and