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Welcome to It Works On My Computer! For our first episode we are joined by Baruch Sadogursky, Developer Advocate at JFrog, to discuss the crucial aspects of developer relations, if DevOps might actually be a damaging term, and Baruch's vision for the future of code which he refers to as "Liquid Software".
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