In this short video, Eyal and Shai give some behind the scenes details of Wing Cloud’s recent launch out of stealth, with a $20 million seed round. Listen in as they discuss the vision of Wing Cloud as well as our ongoing commitment to Winglang as an open-source project.
In this video from the Wingly Update #12, Eyal and Elad introduces the inflight classes in Winglang.
In this video from the Wingly Update #12, Eyal and Shai demonstrate some new utility functions we recently added to Winglang such as, "fetch" for HTTP requests, "sleep" for pausing execution, and "waitUntil" for managing asynchronous operations.
In this clip from Wingly #12, Eyal and Mark discuss and show some improvements around how the Wing VSCode extension shows inline documentation.
In this video from the Wingly Update #11, Elad, Shai, and Mark show a tutorial of cloud.Counter, a resource that was recently added to Winglang SDK. The cloud counter is a flexible cloud primitive that can be used for everything from generating sequential IDs to tracking event frequencies.
In this video from the Wingly Update, Eyal and Shai introduce an API gateway resource that lets you create HTTP endpoints for your Wing app.
In this video from the Wingly Update #11, Elad Ben-Israel and Shai Ber host Sebastian Korfmann, ex-Hashicorp and creator of CDK for Terraform. Sebastian talks about his journey, the inception of CDK for Terraform and his passion for the cloud. He shows off the shiny new Winglang Examples Repository with fancy multi-cloud CI/CD.
In this video from the Wingly Update #10, Elad and Eyal show a demo of new syntax we added to Wing to support writing tests. This new language feature allows developers to define tests that are designed to run in isolated environments across all cloud targets, empowering developers with first-class support for testing.
In this short video, Eyal and Shai present how Winglang tests can now run on the cloud by showing off a live demo on the Wingly Update.
A video showing compilation to JavaScript and Terraform for different clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure).
The compiler generates least privilege IAM policies and other cloud mechanics.
The same bucket object has two different interfaces, one for the compile time (preflight phase) and the other for runtime (inflight phase).
In this video from the Wingly Update, Eyal and Shai walk through the contributors guide in Winglang.
In this video from the Wingly Update, Eyal and Uri introduces the project management process in Winglang.
