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The fastest path to production for full-stack applications and agents. Join the Discord: https://t.co/g5PgbKMFXt render.com San Francisco, CA Joined December 2020

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16 hours ago

Stuart Layton from @finqore is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. They migrated from AWS and got deploys 25× faster, 100× smaller footprint, 20× lower costs - and the platform they needed to power their agentic future. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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18 hours ago

. @BoatbomberRBLX from @Roblox is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. Hundreds of thousands of cuneiform tablets. Not enough human translators. He's using modern AI to change that. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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21 hours ago

Milind Shah from @BrainbaseHQ is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. He's building the agent cloud on Render — sandboxing, multi-model orchestration, and harnesses teams can ship fast. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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2 days ago

We've reduced the median build time for Node.js services by ~10 seconds (25%). Coincidentally, that's about how long it takes to get your ticket to Render localhost... June 18, San Francisco → luma.com/localhost-2026…

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2 days ago

Griffin Sharp from @AssemblyAI is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. Live demo: new voice products: sync endpoint, Voice Agents API, context carry-over, all running on Render Workflows. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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2 days ago

. @calcsam from @mastra_ai is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. His talk: "Every Harness Will Become A Claw." Evolutionary game theory for agents: the ones that stay relevant go always-on. What that means for how we build. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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2 days ago

Heading to TMLS in Toronto? Our friends at @Georgian_io are hosting a TMLS Kickoff Social on June 16 for AI researchers, engineers, founders, and practitioners. If you're looking to meet others building in AI and enjoy a great evening of conversations, it's worth checking out. Hope to see some Render users there 👋: luma.com/tmlssocial2026

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2 days ago

. @EcZachly is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. He taught 300 engineers AI and burned 20 billion tokens in a month. His talk covers what broke, what they learned, and how they got 30% more token efficient. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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5 days ago

. @ZacharyGoldman_ from @MakePortals is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. Solo founder. Complex infra. He'll share how he shipped Portal's backend on Render and when it outperforms local agents. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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5 days ago

Gauthami Polasani from @llama_index is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. One large PDF can bring down your server. She'll demo a reference architecture with LlamaParse + Render Workflows that makes document processing actually resilient. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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5 days ago

. @mrramibanna from @stripe is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. Provisioning a stack still means too many dashboards. He'll share how Stripe Projects makes infrastructure agent-provisionable and the lessons from building it. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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5 days ago

A fun way to get more info about localhost, our developer conference in SF on June 18. Ask about the program, workshops, speakers, and tickets. You might find a nice discount, too. localhost-bot.onrender.com

Raph Terrier @R4ph_T

5 days ago

Built a small companion bot for our @render localhost event. Ask about the conference program, workshops, and speakers, and snag a huge ticket discount. Project: localhost-bot.onrender.com Event: luma.com/localhost-2026…

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6 days ago

. @nityasnotes from @ExaAILabs is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. Web search for agents in production is harder than it looks. She'll walk through architecture, sub-agents, and what it takes to make it reliable at scale. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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6 days ago

. @kieranklaassen from @every is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. He built Cora solo. Reliable infra is what keeps you in product mode. He'll show how. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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6 days ago

@LaunchPadLab Excited to build this partnership and get our clients on the fastest path to production 🚀

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6 days ago

. @Bencera from @polsia is joining us at @render localhost, June 18 in SF. 0 to multi-million ARR in 90 days. One founder. Thousands of companies run by agents. He'll break down the infra decisions that made it possible. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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7 days ago

Joining us at Render localhost: @dkundel from @OpenAI, June 18 in SF. His take: writing code stopped being the bottleneck. The real work is giving agents the context, validation, and verification to ship. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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a week ago

@dkundel from @OpenAI is joining us at Render localhost, June 18 in SF. His take: writing code stopped being the bottleneck. The real work is giving agents the context, validation, and verification to ship. Seats are limited. Save your spot: localhost.render.com

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Anurag Goel @anuraggoel

a week ago

I've recently heard several people call the hyperscalers the “boomer clouds.” A little unfair, but just a little. Defaults don’t change because the old ones stop working. A new generation of developers stops accepting their complexity as normal. What felt like power to one generation starts to feel like paperwork to the next. The defaults are certainly changing now.