Running in Production

Filipe Névola goes over building a Meteor hosting platform using Meteor, Node and Go. It's hosted on AWS and has been up since 2015.

Chad Wilken goes over building a service that contractors use to help them communicate with their crew and more. It's been up since 2014.

Michael Lynch goes over building a hardware device to remote control your server. It's been available since mid 2020.

Nick Savrov goes over building a platform to help content creators with Rails. It's hosted on Heroku and has been up since 2014.

PJ Murray goes over creating a customer research app with Rails. It's hosted on Heroku and has been running in production since mid-2020.

Josh Kinabrew goes over building an AI driven invoice system with Rails. It's hosted on Heroku and AWS. It's been up since 2013.

CJ Avilla goes over creating a fund raising with Rails. It's hosted on Heroku and has been running in production since 2015.

Nick Janetakis goes over building a podcast site with Jekyll and Ruby. It's hosted on DigitalOcean and has been up and running since 2019.

Jason Swett goes over creating a medical app with Rails. It's hosted on AWS using Kubernetes and has been up and running since 2019.

Vlad Radulescu goes over creating a game directory site with Ruby on Rails. It's hosted on AWS and has up and running since 2014.

Dieter Lunn goes over building a job board site for school bus drivers using Ruby on Rails. It's hosted on DigitalOcean with HatchBox.

Matthias Viehweger goes over building a service to help organize groups of people with Ruby on Rails. It's hosted with OpenShift.

Kristian Dupont talks about building a SAAS app access control service with Koa and Node. It's mostly hosted on Heroku.

Andy Ide goes over building a horse SAAS app with Django and Python. It's hosted on a single Linode server.

Karl Roos talks about building a B2B news platform with Rails, Node and Python. It's hosted AWS using Elastic Beanstalk.

Matt Oliver goes over building a chat platform with Akka, Scala and React Native. It's hosted on DigitalOcean with Kubernetes.

Maciej Delmanowski goes over managing 40+ servers and 200+ VMs with Ansible. It's been an ongoing project he's worked on since 2007.

Adrian Marin goes over building a custom Rails admin framework and gem. It's hosted on Heroku.

Przemek Matylla talks about building an image processing API with C, Python and Node. It's hosted on bare metal servers.

Chris Samiullah goes over building a video course platform with FastAPI, Strapi and Gatsby. It's hosted on ECS and various AWS resources.

Eduardo Messuti talks about building a status page and monitoring service with Phoenix and Elixir. It's hosted on DigitalOcean.

Jon Perl goes over building an automated testing service with Node and React. It's hosted on Netlify, Vercel, Azure and DigitalOcean.

David Parker talks about building a service to subscribe to people with Ruby on Rails. It's hosted on Heroku.

Ege Ersoz goes over building a project management service with Phoenix and Elixir. It's hosted on Gigalixir.

Jake Lazaroff talks about building a video rendering service with Express and Node. It's hosted on a few DigitalOcean servers.

Utsav Shah goes over building Dropbox with Pylons, Python, Rust and Go. It's mostly hosted on their own datacenters across 1000+ servers.

Nate Rush goes over building a JupyterLab extension with Python. The managed Jupyter Lab instances run on a Kubernetes cluster on EKS.

Tigran Nazaryan goes over building a WordPress hosting platform with Laravel, Python and Node. It's hosted on GCP and OVH.

Ian Eyberg talks about Unikernels and how he built one with C. Their site is built with Golang and hosted on GCP / their own datacenter.

Cole Simmons goes over building a service for commercial real estate professionals using Flask and Python. It's hosted on GCP using GKE.

Jason Charnes talks about building a video course hosting platform with Ruby on Rails. It's hosted on Heroku.

Sean Callaway goes over building an infrastructure management app with Django and Python. It's mostly hosted on premesis.

Nick Hnatiw talks about building a password manager with Django and Python. It's hosted on Heroku and DigitalOcean.

Mubs goes over building his podcast episode finding app with Laravel and PHP. It's hosted on DigitalOcean using Forge.

Jonathan Adly talks about building a gift giving service with Django and Python. It's hosted on Heroku.

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Anthony Eden talks about building a domain management service with Rails, Go and Erlang. It's hosted on bare metal, AWS and Heroku.

Justin Duke goes over building an email newsletter sending service with Django and Python. It's hosted on Heroku and AWS.

Denis Stepanenko talks about building a financial planning service with Django and Python. It's hosted on DigitalOcean.

Ian Davidson goes over building a data sharing service with Phoenix and Elixir using Live View. It's hosted on DigitalOcean.

Dash Winterson talks about building a new type of iOS chat app using Django and Python on the back-end. It's hosted on AWS.

Nidal Alhariri goes over building a CRM tool with Flask and Python. It's hosted on a few cloud providers such as AWS and Linode.

Jared Chung talks about building a community platform with Django and Python. It's hosted on a number of AWS resources.

Sascha Wolf goes over building an internal tool with Phoenix and Elixir. It's hosted on AWS in a Kubernetes cluster through EKS.

Jerod Santo & Gerhard Lazu go over building a news and podcast platform with Phoenix / Elixir. It's hosted on Linode's Kubernetes Engine.

Joel Griffith goes over building Browserless with Express, Node and Docker. It's hosted on about 1,000+ DigitalOcean servers.

Parker Selbert talks about how he handles the licensing site for his Oban project using Phoenix and Elixir. It's hosted on Heroku.

Ben Dominguez goes over building a video course platform to learn Python with Flask. It's hosted on Heroku's hobby tier.

Kshitij Sinha goes over building his job finding platform with Django. It's hosted on a single t2 micro AWS instance using the free tier.

Kye Russell talks us through a school assessment tool built with Django and Python. It's running on AWS.