Gaiwan enabled IT Revolution, an American IT leadership education company, to confidently move their in-person conferences online as well as create educational resources. Starting out in a fractional CTO role, we supported IT Revolution by building a portfolio of software platforms and products.

IT Revolution edits over 100 videos per live streaming conference. To handle this, we built them a cloud-native video editor in ClojureScript that used FFMPEG DSL that synced speak and slide footage with on-demand rendering and customizable video templates for intuitive editing.

"Beating the Averages" makes a compelling case that a start-up consisting of a small team of Lisp developers has a strategic advantage. How can a company grow with Lisp? At Gaiwan we have developed an approach that works rather well...

We have worked closely with Gene Kim and his team at IT Revolution to build and deliver the Dev Ops Enterprise Summit online conference. Gaiwan ended up building a bespoke conference platform with Clojure, ClojureScript, Datomic, Redis, Ansible, and hosted everything on Google Cloud.