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Coding Over Cocktails is created by TORO Cloud, a company that offers a low-code, API centric platform for application development & integration.
This podcast series will tackle issues faced by enterprises as they manage the process of digital transformation, application integration, low-code application development, data management, and business process automation.
Watch out for exciting and engaging content from guests who will touch on topics such as APIs as the center and foundation of applications, integrations, and business processes.
This podcast series will tackle issues faced by enterprises as they manage the process of digital transformation, application integration, low-code application development, data management, and business process automation.
Watch out for exciting and engaging content from guests who will touch on topics such as APIs as the center and foundation of applications, integrations, and business processes.
Kekerapan kemas kini:
every 20 days
Purata panjang audio:
33 minutes
Bahasa Inggeris
Amerika Syarikat
80 episod
sejak 14 Sep 2020
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~97.98% of listeners are from United States.
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US
97.98%
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XK
0.69%
🇫🇷
FR
0.27%
🇨🇦
CA
0.13%
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DE
0.13%
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IN
0.13%
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ZA
0.13%
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PH
0.13%
Others
0.41%
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EPISOD TERKINI 🔗
Our guest for today is a consultant, author, and instructor. He's the founder of microapis.io and the author of "Microservice APIs". Recognised as a thought leader in the fields of cloud computing, DevOps, and automation, he speaks regularly at international conferences and frequently organizes ...
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EPISOD SEBELUMNYA 🔗
With APIs designed to be automated and used by machines, they become easy targets for automated attacks and vulnerabilities as well. This episode, we find out what it takes for web APIs to be secure as they are rolled out. Joining us is active IETF member and author of "API Security in Action" N ...
In this episode, we talk about the “smells” in API design that one should look out for. Keith Casey from ngrok’s Product and GTM Team tells us how to evaluate your API design, what a great (and terrible) API design looks like and how API design smells can be dealt with. He also talks to us about ...
One of the ways organisations are looking to unlock more avenues for business and operational growth is through data. Couple it with AI, the possibilities are almost endless.
In this round of cocktails, ThoughtWorks Australia’s Director of Data and AI Practice David Colls talks to us about dat ...
Getting started on DynamoDB? Join us for a round.
This episode, we take a deep dive into DynamoDB with consultant and author of The DynamoDB Book Alex DeBrie, who talks to us about the database's key offerings, the problems it solves, use-cases and how to work around its consistency models.
How does one go about managing API products in an organisation? Why is it important that we view APIs as products and practice product thinking?
Postman’s Product Strategy Leader Deep Goyal answers as she joins us in this round of cocktails. She also shares with us her experience and expertise ...
What does it take for one to become a Product Manager?
We find out in this episode. In this edition of Coding Over Cocktails, we are joined by Matt LeMay, author of Agile For Everybody and Product Management in Practice and co-founder of Sudden Compass, and talks to us about the responsibiliti ...
What exactly does it mean to be a Developer Advocate and what roles do they play in the development community? In this episode, we talk to Geertjan Wielenga, author of “Developer, Advocate!,” who answers what a Developer Advocate actually does and who qualifies as one. He also discusses the ethi ...
The API industry is rapidly evolving, and so are the trends that impact its landscape as well. In this episode, ALIAS co-founder and APIDays founder Mehdi Medjaoui returns and talks to us about the “API Industry Landscape 2022” report. He shares his findings on the trends that drive the growth o ...
Over the last two decades, REST has become the de facto standard when it comes to designing Web APIs, as it doesn't require any special initialisation or libraries when working with APIs and offered structured access to resources. But as the need for more efficiency and flexibility for requireme ...
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