Leverage the full potential of RedwoodJS while taking advantage of the scalability and flexibility offered by AWS and GCP with Coherence.
If you’re working on a new app in 2023, you’re likely thinking about how to integrate Large Language Model (LLM) based features into your code. The hottest API to access this kind of technology is ChatGPT from OpenAI. Coherence is a great place to deploy your full-stack GPT-powered app, as we show in this new starter repo which deploys an AI QA Engineer.
When does Coherence get useful instead of purely serverless functions, like those offered on Vercel/Netlify/CloudFlare? There are a few reasons why you might hit limits and want to go beyond their hosting, especially for backend APIs.
In this week's roundup we discuss AI and PaaS, Tech Debt and Staging Environments
Scaling companies need the surface area that AWS and GCP provide but want the simplicity that PaaS providers offer. What if you could have both?
Updating our docs with a deep dive on how we use AWS
While the embers of staging environments are still smoldering, like a phoenix, preview environments have risen from their ashes.
The use of AI in DevOps has the potential to significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of software development and deployment. We believe by leveraging the power of AI, companies can build better products faster and cheaper.
Remote development is fundamentally changing how software is written. It's only a matter of time before local development becomes a thing of the past.
A great dev platform will save your developers time and make them more productive. At Coherence, we set out to make it possible for you to buy tools that give you a world-class dev platform, instead of having to build them yourself.
Coherence announces open sign ups and seed funding.
What is the next Heroku? What comes next for the "Platform as a Service" toolkit?
Our first roundup of articles that caught our attention recently 8.10.22
What does serverless mean to different teams? How does Coherence help teams with serverless apps?
What is your developer experience like? How do you measure your team’s performance?
Can we build tools that are from the future, but are for the workers of today?