This month we spoke with Brad Koch & Chris Schneider of FarmLogs to talk about how they built the first version of their product, iterated and eventually built out their current suite of products. They touch on Heroku, their switch from PHP to Clojure, scaling farm data, and the engineering challenges ahead. Listen in to hear how FarmLogs is building software for farmers!

StackShare Podcast: Episode 1 - FarmLogs

This month we spoke with Thomas Bukowski of Watsi to talk about how they built their global crowdfunding platform that has now raised over $3M to fund medical treatment for patients across the globe. It all started with a small Rails site on Heroku. Listen in to hear how Watsi created a site that saves lives!

StackShare Podcast: Episode 2 - Watsi

This month we spoke with Sid Doshi of Homejoy to talk about how they built "Uber for cleaning services." Homejoy is now available in more than 30 cities throughout the US and Canada - covering over 100m households. We dove into their MVP and how they scaled it, their move from Google App Engine to AWS, and what's next for their popular home cleaning service. Listen in to hear how Homejoy created their global home services platform!

StackShare Podcast: Episode 3 - Homejoy

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