Harper is a scalable, high-performance database for businesses needing system-wide flexibility. Vercel, in contrast, is a low-cost front-end hosting platform for developers focused on web deployment.
Harper is a scalable, high-performance database for businesses needing system-wide flexibility. Vercel, in contrast, is a low-cost front-end hosting platform for developers focused on web deployment.
Harper is a scalable, high-performance database for businesses needing system-wide flexibility. Vercel, in contrast, is a low-cost front-end hosting platform for developers focused on web deployment.
Harper is a scalable, high-performance database for businesses needing system-wide flexibility. Vercel, in contrast, is a low-cost front-end hosting platform for developers focused on web deployment.
Enterprise Agentic Development with Harper enables coding agents to build and deploy production-ready applications without backend wiring. A unified runtime combines database, cache, APIs, messaging, and global deployment into one seamless, enterprise-proven platform.
Learn how to build a lightweight AI ops assistant in just three days that consolidates tools, automates incident workflows, and delivers real-time answers in Slack, all while cutting thousands in monthly SaaS costs. This practical breakdown covers the stack, architecture, and cost savings behind a smarter approach to AI-driven automation and SaaS cost optimization.
Agentic coding can generate apps in minutes, but production deployment is the real bottleneck. Learn what agentic coding actually requires and the missing infrastructure layer most stacks ignore.
Learn how to use Claude Code to build and deploy apps to Harper Fabric using simple chat commands. This guide covers AI-assisted development, one-command deploys, live production updates, and how to streamline cloud infrastructure with an agentic coding workflow.
In this episode, Jordan Harband (LJHarb) shares his journey from software engineer to leading open source maintainer, TC39 contributor, and JavaScript standards editor.
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