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Elad Rosenheim

Product & Engineering, Hands-on & Leadership.

Elad Rosenheim is a Staff Product Manager at Netlify, where he focuses on enhancing the platform's capabilities for developers and content creators. His role involves overseeing product development and responding to customer needs, particularly in the context of web frameworks and caching solutions.

Professional Background

Rosenheim has been involved in various initiatives at Netlify, including the introduction of features like Durable Cache, which aims to optimize content delivery on the platform. He emphasizes the importance of fast and efficient content serving, balancing static and dynamic content needs for web applications.3

He has also contributed to discussions around live preview capabilities for frameworks like Gatsby, ensuring that users can seamlessly preview changes without the need for extensive rebuilds.2 His insights are often shared through blog posts on Netlify's official channels, where he discusses product updates and industry trends.13

Education and Location

Elad Rosenheim studied at Tel Aviv University and is currently based in Israel. He is active on LinkedIn, where he engages with a network of over 500 connections, sharing insights related to product management and web development.45

Highlights

Sep 20 · linkedin

So, I'm writing this book.

It's a fictional story about the underworld in Japan. It's about groups that have been in hiding, by choice or by necessity, when Japan got modernized - but they're still there, under the surface, preparing for the day they'll get the power to which they think they're entitled. And there's one person who can stop them. Maybe. Her name is Yuki.

One challenge I've encountered (and re-live it every time I sit down to write) is that the MVP for a book is... one full end-to-end book.

It does not need to be 300 pages longs, but it should have enough in it to hold not just a nice, round story arc for the whole narrative, but a decent arc for each of the characters in it. I want the reader to go through discovery, and mystery, and anticipation. It should be dark, and funny, and suspenseful, and perhaps even enlightening at times.

Some stories that we now know as full books were once published piece-by-piece in print magazines over a long period of time, but until we re-invent this concept for today, a whole book it is.

To get me started, I generated a whole bunch of images with Midjourney, based on high-level prompts for a variety of story events. Then I put them all in a large grid as inspiration, and printed it on a form board. Now I have a physical board to remind me I should move on with the work. "Shame!", it sometimes says.

One thing that surprised me with these images is how many new ideas flow out of the AI doing kinda-what-you-wanted but adding its own thing (of course, based on so many people's work! I wish I could thank you all). It's kind of a feedback loop of inspiration. If the book comes out (I should say when it comes out?), it will probably end up feeding newer and better networks...

Anyway, I'm writing this book. I'll keep you posted 🙂

Dec 5 · linkedin

New post! 📜 At Stackbit, I've found that customers are often in the midst of a much larger tech stack revamp, and they need all the advice they can get - and we often turn to our team's past experience to help.

Thanks to Dynamic Yield I worked a lot on personalization, real-time serving at scale (did someone say Black Friday?) and big data.

So I had this itch to start thinking about problems at Twitter scale:

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