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S8 Bonus: Clicks, Not Code: Architecting Automated Reference Data Versioning and Low-Code Release Management at Scale with Max Rudman of Prodly
Oct 5, 2023 · Season 8 · 23 min
Configuration deployment made easy for Salesforce projects
Max Rudman grew up in Soviet, Moscow - then moved from Russia when he was 16 years old. He spent his early years programming and exploring engineering, and it just continued on as he got older. He got the entrepreneurial bug in early 2000's when he was hired at a marketplace .COM startup. Outside of tech, he is married with 3 kids. He loves to travel and considers himself a foodie, stating that his favorite restaurants were in the wine country and in Spain.
Within his last startup, Max discovered that deploying configuration rules on Salesforce was clunky and took a long time to do so, even for a seasoned engineer. Eventually, he decided to build a tool to focus on this process alone.
This is the creation story of Prodly.
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