Keynote
summary
Tunisia’s Star Wars set and Cuba’s offline iPhone users become evidence that web tools change outcomes: an early Hilton.com booking site is actually built with Aura Perl and CGI and works despite painful hacks; a request for four Solaris boxes cost ~$8,000 motivates the shift to on‑demand cloud; Twitter boots on tiny servers then scales; CDNs plus mod_rewrite in the cloud and services like Amazon EC2 and S3 let sites break into pieces, deploy independently, and reach millions.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Travels and global impact
- 4:26Connecting the world
- 7:07The evolution of the web
- 11:06Modern infrastructure
- 15:48Building in the cloud era
- 19:01Creating value through tech
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