Merge's internal tooling allows non-engineers to build product integrations
Gil Feig · How this DevOps Tool Plans to Break $1m in First 9 months · Jul 19, 2021 · at 7:40
Gil Feig, co-founder of unified API platform Merge, explains how internal tools allow non-technical employees to build integrations.
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“Engineers and non-engineers are able to build integrations here because of a lot of the tooling we've built.”
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