Sitting down to write a serverless application in 2018 feels a lot like it did to write a greenfield web application in the pre-Rails and Django times.
MRB
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Architect treats local offline development of serverless apps as a first-class concern, and today we're taking it to the next level.
Ryan Block
2 mins to read
Build & deploy serverlessly without sacrificing the local development experience
Brian Leroux
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This post will walk you through how to get started working with standards based JavaScript modules in an Architect serverless project.
Kristofer Joseph
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Retrieve data from any static site with Architect. CORS is often painful to implement. But with Architect we've made it significantly nicer to work with. Now you can build an API and retrieve your data from any static website.
Brian Leroux
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The future is serverless, and the future is here. When we got started in 2015, we didn't set out to build a serverless application platform.
Ryan Block
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Last week we released Architect 4 (Yeti), focused on simplicity and speed. Today we're incredibly stoked to share Architect 4.1, our most frontend friendly release ever.
Ryan Block
2 mins to read
Retrieve data from any static site with Architect. Architect views helps you share view specific code between Lambda functions.
Kristofer Joseph
2 mins to read
We've been listening to your feedback and today we're extremely excited to introduce Architect 4.0 (Yeti), the fastest, simplest, most powerful way to build serverless applications.
Ryan Block
5 mins to read
We've been listening to your feedback and today we're extremely excited to introduce Architect 4.0 (Yeti), the fastest, simplest, most powerful way to build serverless applications.
Ryan Block
2 mins to read
Today's tools for managing work are broken. You love your team and your teammates. You want to do your best work, and help everyone do their best work, too.
Ryan Block
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In part 1 of this series, we used Architect to provision the infrastructure needed to build a (theoretically) infinitely scalable serverless Slack app.
Brian Leroux
10 mins to read
Everyone's favorite work messaging app — Slack — offers a powerful, open platform for developing rich applications in an increasingly important venue: where teams work and communicate together online.
Brian Leroux
7 mins to read
Slack for JS is a super tiny Slack Web API client for NodeJS and the browser.
Brian Leroux
2 mins to read
Slack for JS is a super tiny Slack Web API client for NodeJS and the browser.
Brian Leroux
2 mins to read
The bots have landed. And as is usually the case, some early products shipped that could have used some more time in the oven. Personally, I've yet to use a bot that's really impressed me.
Ryan Block
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Recently I wrote about interface visibility — the presence and degree of friction in interface design and human computer interaction — and the idea that it exists distinctly from specific interface paradigms.
Ryan Block
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