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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% ability to test locally is the right ratio, and the startups trying to give you a plug-and-play local development environment (Porter and Blimp).
We then discuss what is coming next for DevTools, especially platformizing local developer setup so it’s even more simple to get started.
Tweet us your thoughts at @DevToolsTopia or at @roopakv!
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