In this episode of Semaphore Uncut we welcome Filip Hráček, developer relations engineer at Google, and talk about what’s great about Flutter, how to out as a developer, and the importance of keeping your motivation up. 🎧 Key takeaways: The art of finishing projects The pros and cons of tinkering with side projects How to …
Today we have Eric Bowman, CTO at TomTom, former VP Engineering at Zalando, and a developer behind the game “The Sims”. In this episode, we discuss how mapping technology has changed the world and how CI/CD practices have made real-time mapping possible. 🎧 Key Takeaways How long before self-driving cars are a reality? How satellite …
Brandon Bayer talks about his creation, Blitz.js, a Next.js fork and a fullstack, batteries-included framework for React. In this episode, we talk about the inspiration for the project, the challenges along the way and what’s planned for this great framework’s future. Listen to the episode now. 🎧 Key Takeaways What is Blitz.js and how it …
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Brandon Bayer talks about his creation, Blitz.js, a Next.js fork and a fullstack, batteries-included framework for React. In this episode, we talk about the inspiration for the project, the challenges along the way and what’s planned for this great framework’s future. Listen to the episode now. 🎧 Key Takeaways What is Blitz.js and how it …
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Welcome to Semaphore Uncut, a podcast about developers building great products. In this episode, I talk with Peter Cooper, tech publisher, author, software engineer, and of the most successful newsletter curators. Press the play button and listen to us talking about content creation, the cycles in the tech business, and how developers learn. 🎧 Key …
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This episode features John Clingan, product manager at Red Hat, founder of MicroProfile, and co-author of “Kubernetes Native Microservices with Quarkus, and MicroProfile“. We’ll talk about the challenges of developing microservices on Java, using Quarkus and MicroProfile to speed up start times and reduce memory footprints, and how to transition into a Kubernetes-native experience. Key …
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Today’s episode features Khash Sajadi, founder of Cloud 66 and hardy DevOps veteran. Listen to us talking about how DevOps evolved and shaped the industry, the importance of getting past the hype, and what to look for when deciding on a technology stack. Key takeaways: How DevOps technologies evolved over the last 30 years. What …
In this episode, Jeff Smith, DevOps advocate, director of Ops at Centro, and author of the book Operations Anti-patterns, DevOps Solutions, talks about adapting DevOps patterns and avoiding pitfalls as companies grow out from startup to full size. We talk about the types of engineers companies need as they evolve and how to achieve the …
In this episode of Semaphore Uncut, I talk with Dave Thomas, author of The Pragmatic Programmer, and many other well-known software engineering books. We discuss how software engineering has changed over many decades and how Dave’s experiences have informed his attitudes to testing. Key takeaways: Software is both abstract and changes the real world Computer …
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This episode of Semaphore Uncut features Jonathan Creamer, Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft. We hear his monorepo experiences and about his work in the field of ‘DivOps’ – the term he coined to describe the engineering of front-end tooling. Key takeaways: DivOps is DevOps for the front-end Monorepo’s power is having all dependencies at your …
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