Nick Dellamaggiore

Software Engineer at Robinhood

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

I’m at AWS re:invent this week. Let me know if you’re here and you want to meet up!

[Vlad Tenev @vladtenev]

At @RobinhoodApp, we take money seriously. That means continually improving how we respond to and learn from incidents. Read the latest post on Robinhood's Engineering Blog, by @dmwlff and @nickdella, for insight on how we've scaled our incident response

https://t.co/TTMAq7Bl4W

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

Robinhood ranked #7 on this year's #LinkedInTopStartups list. We're continuing on our mission to democratize our financial system. Let me know if you'd like to be a part of what we're building! https://t.co/8AalNSDTwX

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

I'm at AWS re:invent this week. Let me know if you're here and want to meet up!

[Jay Kreps @jaykreps]

1/ Faust is a python library from for stream processing with @apachekafka from @RobinhoodApp. I think it's really cool. It highlights one of the things I think we got right with Kafka Streams: supporting stream processing in Kafka at the protocol level. https://t.co/56qyygdegu

[Robinhood @RobinhoodApp]

We’re open sourcing Faust, a Python distributed stream processing library that processes large amounts of data in real-time, and makes it easier to design and deploy traditionally complex streaming architectures. https://t.co/Z4DpI4IoXO

[Adam Wolff @dmwlff]

I’m starting as VP of Engineering for @RobinhoodApp this week. I am super psyched! My #1 factor for choosing any role is the people, and the Robinhood team is awesome. Here are three more reasons why I joined:

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

We're looking for great infrastructure engineers to join us at Robinhood and help us democratize America's financial system. Let me know if you or somebody you know is interested! https://t.co/IdXpLk6e2O

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

Super excited to welcome @leeb to the Robinhood team! https://t.co/c7ABJXU1a3

[Jay Kreps @jaykreps]

We at @confluentinc have been running Kafka on Kubernetes as a production data service since we launched our cloud offering (works great, but lots of code to do it well). Excited to share our roadmap for @kubernetesio support as part of Confluent Platform. https://t.co/lnNe4DtKo5

[Apollo @apollographql]

An in-depth look at how @CourseraEng added #GraphQL to a REST & microservices backend, by @bryanskane: https://t.co/SQxCliJkoB

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

@ivgracia Most likely! Let's discuss on Github

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

So proud of how Coursera's grown over the past 4 years. Excited about our Series D raise to help us accelerate! https://t.co/1jtqboTaSN

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

Proud to announce @courseraeng's first podcast: an inside look at how @jnwng+@_lewisf serve up our frontend infra! https://t.co/S4Clr3Ic7q

[Brennan Saeta @bsaeta]

Just posted my @CourseraEng slides from the #graphqlsummit: https://t.co/X31ayPduau CC @graphqlnews Working on a new talk for @ScalaByTheBay

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

Stop by @coursera HQ next week for food, drinks and Netflix + Coursera engineers talking about Cassandra! https://t.co/RXeNXs0oiU

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

Electrical fire at work! Exciting opportunity to extend my firefighting skills beyond prod to the physical world

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

This week: 50% off @coursera CS courses, thanks to @Atlassian! https://t.co/fEl7fwdYA2 incl. the EPFL Scala course! https://t.co/0xTKWKAd1K

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

@gcervelli @jhrichards Ah, right. It's a legit vanity URL being at least 5 characters long. The shorter ones required some hacking

[Nick Dellamaggiore @nickdella]

@csaccheri Sad, indeed. Though, I'm proud to see that nobody has deleted https://t.co/uf8ob8rlZD yet. It was some of your finest work