ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Welcome to the first-ever DevToolsTopia podcast!
Olu Ayandosu, Senior Staff Software Engineer at CircleCI, joins me for the first-ever episode! We discuss building products as team sport, how tools will evolve over 100 years, component-based UI development, and why he loves Storybook.
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Jim Mullady is a Sales Engineer at Coralogix, where they build machine-learning-powered logging integrated with your CI/CD pipelines. He's seen logging and monitoring evolve throughout his career. Jim says as an industry, we're moving from looking at logging only after an incident to looking at log…
Diana Pfeil is a startup CTO with 15+ years of experience with machine learning and optimization, including a PhD from MIT. She's seen machine learning developer tools grow from non-existent to a complete Python ecosystem, pre-trained networks, and numerous out-of-the-box paid solutions. That said,…
Shawn Harris, Software Engineer at Google, joins Kate for the second episode! We discuss how process is the ultimate DevTool because the hard part of software development is not the coding, it's working together. Agile Scrum and Jira are Shawn's personal favorites, but we also talk about how to twe…
Roopak Venkatakrishnan is a Staff Software Engineer at Bolt (Previously Google, Twitter, atSpoke) and a DevTools aficionado. He is building Swissknife on the side, making "big company tooling" available to all. Join us for a conversation about why local development is so important, why ~80% ab…
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