Anyone can build web apps with Flotype.
Date Founded: October 2010
Founder: Darshan Shankar, Sridatta Thatipamala, Eric Zhang
Concept: Web technology that enables everyone, from startups to enterprises, to easily build large-scale, real-time web applications.
Location: Berkeley, CA
Funding: Y-Combinator invested $20,000, plus additional financing from others
Why You Should Care: Flotype was a Y-Combinator winter 2010 company. NowJS is its main product. The startup is just six months old, but it's on track to generate $1 million in revenue. The founders are young and scrappy too. All three are 19-year-old UC Berkeley engineering dropouts.
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