The Heavybit Library
The Heavybit Library is an extensive catalog of educational content featuring hundreds of hours of expert presentations, insightful podcasts, and articles focused on helping technical founders achieve breakout success.
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Building Contentful’s Global Advocacy Program
I recently attended a webinar put on by Vanilla forums that featured Alicia Taggio, Advocate Marketing Manager at Hootsuite, and...
SF Video Tech: Frame Accurate Video Playback In The Browser
SF Video Tech is a regular meetup organized by Heavybit member company Mux and hosted in Heavybit’s San Francisco Clubhouse. To...
Frameworks for Success: OKRs and KPIs
Heavybit had the pleasure of hosting Sean Byrnes, founder of Flurry and Outlier.ai, as well as Betterworks’ Kris Duggan at our...
Don’t Hire a VP of Sales
Dave was Founding CEO and then Chairman of Jive, where his leadership grew them from an open source project to a $55M pre-IPO...
The Secure Developer Ep. #12, Keeping Cloud Foundry Secure
In the latest episode of The Secure Developer, Guy is joined by Molly Crowther from Pivotal. Molly discusses her role in managing...
In a Crap Market, Don’t Abandon Your Developer Community
If you’re building a developer product, it’s not enough to simply be loved by individual users and contributors. In a year...
BVP Hackathon Helps Solve a Bay Area Problem
On Oct 23-24th Heavybit hosted the BVP Hackathon – an event where more than 50 developers, community partners and tech companies...
Member Spotlight: Treasure Data
Founded in 2011 by Hironobu Yoshikawa, Kazuki Ohta and Sadayuki Furuhashi, Treasure Data’s mission is to build the first...
A Guide To The Heavybit Library
The Heavybit Library is an extensive catalog of educational content featuring hundreds of hours of expert presentations,...
An Opinionated Tour of Testing Tools: How to Test and Deploy a Python Web App
On February 17th, CircleCI held their regular Office Hours Meetup at Heavybit’s San Francisco Clubhouse. This post was written by...
Old School Reading for New Founders Part 1
I get it. I’m ancient. But when I realized that so few self-taught developers and young developer companies knew of the following...