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June 8

Platform pioneers: Startups that started with platform engineering

What if you were able to implement platform engineering from day one? Well, these engineering leaders did! Listen to three engineering leaders from early-stage startups that built their companies around their Internal Developer Platform and the impact they've seen from it.
Talk abstract

Hear from engineering leaders at companies that have implemented platform engineering practices since day one, and the relative impact they've been able to achieve. In this talk we'll hear some interesting ways under-resourced teams are able to leverage platforms, and some of the difficulties of platform engineering while iterating.

Johnny Dallas
Co-Founder & CEO, Zeet.co

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