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| 05 Feb 2022 | What CTOs Say vs. What Developers Hear w/ DataStax's Shankar Ramaswamy | 00:35:37 | |
Anyone who’s been in a rapidly scaling company with an ever-expanding engineering team knows that communication is never as simple as it seems.
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| 12 Feb 2022 | How a $725M VC Judges Your Engineering Team w/ Redpoint Ventures' Jason Warner | 00:46:43 | |
How does a former-CTO-turned-VC assess companies now that they're the one with the money? What do they look for - and expect to find - in a company’s engineering team? Repoint Ventures' website: https://www.redpoint.com/ Support the show:
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| 19 Feb 2022 | Why Imperfect Data Isn’t Just Bad, It’s Harmful w/ Treeverse’s Einat Orr | 00:42:19 | |
Data junkies rejoice, this is the episode for you. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, Einat Orr, co-founder and CEO of Treeverse, sits down with us to talk about the state of data… where it’s been, where it’s going and why having bad data might be worse than having no data at all. Einat's path to becoming a CEO is different from many of the folks who come on the podcast. After graduating with a PhD in mathematics, she spent much of her career as a CTO due to her extraordinary technical expertise. But things changed when Einat and her cofounder asked themselves a simple question: if code has Git, why doesn’t data have a “Git-equivalent”? Their exploration of this question inspired Treeverse. In a technical deepdive, Einat walks Dev Interrupted’s executive producer Conor Bronsdon through the founding story of Treeverse, why data needs its own version of Git, the specifics of data warehouses & data versioning, and what the future of data storage looks like. Put on your thinking caps and enjoy! Treeverse's website: https://treeverse.io/ Support the show:
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| 26 Feb 2022 | What If You Don't Want To Be a Developer Anymore? w/ CTO Connection's Peter Bell | 00:42:09 | |
It used to be that in order to make your parents proud you had to go into management. Then along came the self-contained IC career path. Today, this dual-track career path remains the unchallenged standard of companies everywhere. Or does it? Peter Bell, the founder and CTO of CTO Connection, wants developers everywhere to know that there are several dev adjacent career paths. From product to dev advocate to sales engineer, Peter has the insights you need if you’ve ever considered switching up your career while utilizing your hard-earned skills as a developer. If you're an engineering leader, then Peter’s advice on the importance of building a community at your company is not to be missed. Through his work with CTO Connection, engineering leaders everywhere have found a community to call home - and a resource to leverage. In fact, CTO Connection bills itself as the “Stack Overflow for managers.” Peter is a gifted speaker and presenter, you won’t want to miss this episode! Learn more about our INTERACT conference on April, 7th: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ CTO Connection website: https://www.ctoconnection.com/ Support the show:
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| 05 Mar 2022 | How to Reclaim Your Dev Team’s Focus w/ Ambassador Labs' Katie Wilde | 00:40:38 | |
Hate interruptions? Ever feel like you’ve lost your ability to focus on coding? Katie Wilde, VP of Engineering at Ambassador Labs, knows your pain and she’s on a crusade to help devs everywhere reclaim their focus. Spoiler: She's got a message for managers who can’t meet with devs whenever they want: “Don’t like it? Well, suck it up.” The thing about productivity is, you can’t have it both ways. You can either protect your devs’ ability to focus by providing them meaningful time for creativity or you can call them into meetings all day long for constant feedback - but you can’t have both. These concepts don’t have to be at odds with each other, though. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, Katie details exactly what managers can do to foster a harmonious, productive environment between themselves and their devs. She also talks about the importance of “shifting left,” the dangers of doing it too quickly, and why “hiring great people and getting out of their way” may not be a good mantra. Learn more about our INTERACT conference on April, 7th: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ Ambassador Labs is hiring: https://www.getambassador.io/ Support the show:
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| 12 Mar 2022 | What Devs Need To Teach CEOs About AI w/ Lexion’s Emad Elwany | 00:49:36 | |
For decades Artificial Intelligence has been a focus of best-selling science fiction authors and an antagonist for blockbuster Hollywood movies. But AI is no longer relegated to the realm of science fiction, it inhabits the world around us. From the biggest enterprise companies to plucky startups, businesses everywhere are building and deploying AI at incredible speed. In fact, open source allows anyone with a laptop to build impressively good AI models in a day. But for all the recent advances in AI, what are its limitations? And if you are a developer or business leader, what use cases can AI solve for your company? In this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, Emad Elwany, CTO and Co-founder of Lexion, walks us through the practical realities of AI in today’s world and how its constraints apply to your business. He also discusses the biggest breakthroughs in AI, how to build machine learning models that actually solve a business need and why it’s almost impossible to retrofit AI once it’s already built. Whether you are a business leader who is considering implementing AI at their company, a consumer curious about how AI impacts your daily life or a researcher wanting to understand how to better deploy AI outside of the lab - this episode has got something for you! Learn more about our INTERACT conference on April, 7th: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ Lexion is hiring: https://www.lexion.ai/careers Support the show:
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| 19 Mar 2022 | Is Your Dev Team TOO Big to Succeed? w/ SAIC’s Bob Ritchie | 00:44:25 | |
Modern problems require modern solutions, right? The problem is, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to understand what solutions are required for a given problem and even harder to task a team with finding them. That’s why Bob Ritchie, VP of Software at SAIC, thinks the top-down management model is dead. To replace it, Bob is championing a “team of teams” model that provides his developers with far more autonomy - so much, in fact, that they can even self-elect their leaders. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, Bob discusses the challenges of software development in an increasingly dynamic environment, why he believes developers should be no further than 4 steps away from their CEO and the historical challenges of connecting results in Silicon Valley to those in the federal government. Who would've expected a federal government tech integrator (Science Applications International Corporation), to be on the leading edge of developer autonomy? Learn more about our INTERACT conference on April, 7th: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ SAIC is hiring: https://jobs.saic.com/ Support the show:
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| 26 Mar 2022 | What The Next 20 Million Devs Want w/ Tiff in Tech & Stereotype Breakers' Masha Zvereva | 00:40:45 | |
The world is shortly going to need another 20 million developers and with over 1,000 engineering leaders joining us for INTERACT on April 7th, there’s no better time to talk to two people who have captured the minds of millions of developers - and will be featured at INTERACT - Tiffany Janzen and Masha Zvereva. In addition to their own tech careers, both women have become prominent voices in the dev community, Tiffany is most well-known for her Tiff in Tech Youtube channel and Masha for her company Stereotype Breakers. Tiff and Masha spend their time connecting, communicating and inspiring the next generation of devs. They’re the ideal experts to dive deep on how Gen Z devs think and what they want. That’s why we were so happy when they agreed to sit down for an episode of Dev Interrupted to give us some incredible insights on what it’s going to take to recruit, hire and retain the millions of new developers who are joining the workforce. If you want to join Tiffany and Masha at INTERACT on April 7th, it’s easy: Just register at https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ See you there! Tiff in Tech
Masha Zvereva, Stereotype Breakers
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| 02 Apr 2022 | How Promotions Ruin Dev Careers w/ Shopify's Dir. of Engineering James Stanier | 00:45:00 | |
In so many professions, the reward for exceptional work is a promotion to management. Unfortunately, for developers whose programming gets them singled out for promotion, the skills to manage a team have nothing to do with the work that got them recognized in the first place. James Stanier, Director of Engineering at Shopify, understands the pitfalls of being promoted from an IC to an engineering manager, and began writing as a way to think through the mistakes he himself was making. Today, James is an accomplished author; his first book Become An Effective Software Engineering Manager debuted in 2020, and his second book Effective Remote Work was published earlier this year. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, James talks about how developers can prepare themselves for a role in management, or alternatively, why they should avoid a career in management altogether. He also discusses why Shopify loves remote pair programming, how to find your voice as a developer and why writing a book can be a spiritual experience. Don't miss your chance to register for INTERACT on April, 7th: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ James is the author of two books:
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| 09 Apr 2022 | How to Fix Tech's Mentorship Problem w/ Amex's VP of Technology, Sarvenaz Myslicki | 00:55:16 | |
If you looked up the term “firing on all cylinders” in the dictionary, I’m fairly confident there would be a picture of Sarvenaz Myslicki next to it. A next-gen leader who earned the role of VP of Technology at American Express by the age of 30, Savernaz is a published author, an in-demand thought-leader on mentorship and has one of the largest followings on programmer TikTok. Our favorite thing about Sarvenaz, though, is that all her work is aspirational but radically inclusive. She tailors her message, content and guidance based on wherever someone is in their professional journey – even if they’re just tinkering with code in a junior high classroom. Sarvenaz joined us and 1700 other engineering leaders for an incredible live conversation at our INTERACT conference about the real trial and errors that have led to her role at Amex, as well as the beliefs, mindset and rituals that have allowed her to become a mentor for developers she’s never met. We hope you enjoy this discussion as much as we did. AMEX is hiring: americanexpress.com/techcareers Support the show:
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| 16 Apr 2022 | The Subversive Structure of the World's Best-Performing Dev Teams w/ A Radical Enterprise Author Matt K. Parker | 00:55:20 | |
You ever get the feeling that the way most companies are set up doesn’t really make sense? That the passion you have for coding and tech gets sucked out when you do it for a business, instead of it being amplified? Matt K. Parker had that realization… hard. A third-generation programmer, Matt’s epiphany that there was something wrong with the way the majority of the world sets up its teams and workplaces led him on a journey to explore the way the world’s best companies operate. After diving into case studies, academic research and leveraging his own professional experience, Matt concluded that the most productive companies all had one thing in common: They were radical. Radical in how they structure their employees. Radical in how they treat their employees. Radical in how they empower their employees. Fortunately for us, Matt stopped by Dev Interrupted to share some conclusions from his new book “A Radical Enterprise: Pioneering the Future of High-Performing Organizations.” One of our favorite recordings to date, this is your ticket if you’re looking for some inspiration on how to increase productivity while decreasing BS. Matt's book: Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 23 Apr 2022 | Why Great Money Doesn’t Retain Great Devs w/ Stack Overflow, DataStax & Reprise | 00:47:12 | |
What do the teams at Stack Overflow, DataStax and Reprise have in common? First, they’ve all built amazing organizations powered by amazing developers. Second, they’ve managed to build and retain these amazing developers in an ultra-competitive hiring market. Third, they all took time at our recent INTERACT conference to discuss how they created engineering organizations that are productive, successful and - best of all - happy. It’s a rare treat to have this many amazing minds on one live panel and we couldn’t be more excited to share their insights, wisdom and advice to the community at large. Quick note, if you notice a tiny fluctuation in the audio quality for each speaker, it’s because this was recorded live at INTERACT. Enjoy! Miss INTERACT? Watch it all on our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/494tpm96 Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 30 Apr 2022 | Why 1 Good UX Is Worth 5 Engineers w/ Toast's Director of Engineering Brad Pielech | 00:47:52 | |
Few companies have mastered making products consumers actually want to use like Toast. A $30 billion giant in the tech-food business, Toast faced their worst case scenario during the pandemic when the restaurants at the heart of their business were all forced to shut down. Toast rose like a phoenix to become one of the best success stories of pivoting during the pandemic by making users love using their food delivery systems. To understand how Toast became one of the great success stories of the last 2 years, we spoke to Brad Pielech, the company’s Director of Engineering. An amazing conversation that’s informed how we think about product at LinearB, Brad made a flawless case for the importance of UX - and why the alliance between UX and devs at Toast produced a market-beating pivot that took the company from unicorn to brink of collapse and back again. Toast is hiring: https://careers.toasttab.com/jobs/search Support the show:
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| 07 May 2022 | Stupid Things Orgs Do That Kill Productivity | A Conversation With Netflix, FloSports & Refactoring.club | 00:51:02 | |
At LinearB, we like to think we spend all our time figuring out how to unlock developer potential. To find ways to let devs do more of the work they love and reduce the amount of time they spend dealing with needless hurdles, idling and churn. We’re not the only ones thinking about how to do this, though. At our recent INTERACT panel, we assembled amazing engineering leaders from Netflix, FloSports and the Refactoring.club newsletter to give us their inside knowledge on how they increase productivity and promote creativity in their own organizations. One of the highlights of our INTERACT conference, this panel conversation is filled with real wisdom and takeaways we hope you can apply to your own teams the moment it’s over. Dev Interrupted survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PRYRNC5 Miss INTERACT? Watch it all on our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/494tpm96 Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 14 May 2022 | Why Engineers Make the Best Entrepreneurs w/ Drata's Co-founder & CTO Daniel Marashlian | 00:56:52 | |
There are so many books, videos and workshops on starting your own company. The problem for anyone listening to this podcast is that none of them come from the perspective of a developer. That’s why we were so excited that the founder & CTO of Drata, Daniel Marashlian – who has previously founded eight companies before hitting a billion-dollar valuation with Drata – was open to talking about what it’s like to build a company from a coder’s perspective. From the signs you’re an entrepreneur at heart, to filling out your skills gap to leaning in to the edge you have with your background, this episode of Dev Interrupted is essential listening for anyone who can code - or anyone who has dreamed of founding their own company. Dev Interrupted survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PRYRNC5 Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 21 May 2022 | The 3 Conversations That Improve Developers' Lives w/ Reprise's Jennie MacDougall | 00:42:59 | |
If you’re doing your job right, most of your time and your team’s time should be spent actually building things. That means conversations should be reserved to the very important ones. In our latest Dev Interrupted episode, Reprise’s Director of Engineering Jennie MacDougall looks back on the most useful conversation she has ever had with her devs that are also the ones she encourages them to have with others. From the most important conversation when evaluating a prospective dev to the question that actually keeps engineers motivated and invested, this was an incredible download of things I started doing right after the recording was finished.
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| 28 May 2022 | The Quest to Build the Perfect Bot w/ Ubisoft's Joshua Romoff | 00:34:06 | |
Almost every single company we talk to focuses on having their engineering teams solve problems. This is why we jumped at the opportunity to talk to Joshua Romoff from Ubisoft. Why? The goal of gaming companies isn’t so much to solve problems, but to enrich their customers’ lives. That’s a unique, powerful change in how to think about building, developing and shipping features. Something that required Ubisoft to bring in Research Scientists like Joshua to figure out just what it is customers engage with in their games and how to give them more of it using AI. Whether or not you're a gamer, this is a fascinating conversation on how every engineering team should think about building self-improving features. Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 04 Jun 2022 | The 2 Things You Ask Your Team When You Pass $1B w/ Hippo’s VP of Engineering | 00:45:07 | |
When you think of a billion-dollar tech company, you probably imagine rooms full of monitors with dashboards and non-stop data streams. Well, after talking to Hippo - a certified unicorn and newly minted giant in the insurance industry - we realized this couldn’t be further from the truth. Mike Gordon, VP of Engineering at Hippo, sat down with Dev Interrupted to chat about what it’s actually like to run the dev teams powering a company that just passed a $1 billion valuation. His insights about what actually matters to him were amazing for how simple, focused and – brilliant – they are. A great conversation on what’s important to a company re-writing the rules of insurance, Mike Gordon is by far one of the most thoughtful-yet-pragmatic minds we’ve had on yet. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 11 Jun 2022 | Getting the Respect Your Work Deserves: A Live Workshop w/ Engineering Coach Lena Reinhard | 00:59:39 | |
The last thing anyone who does great work should be doing is having to take time out from doing great work to promote it to their higher-ups. Unfortunately, until the person you report to achieves omnipotence, you’re going to have to make sure their perception of your work lines up with the quality. In fact, when we asked our community what issue they would want professional coaching on, it was this: How to improve the impression of your work. With the help of the great Lena Reinhard, engineering & executive coach, we’re giving a practical solution to this problem. Designed as a real-time workshop where you should be thinking about the questions and answering them yourself, this was a game-changing conversation for us and hopefully a game-changing way for your work to get the respect it deserves. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Support the show:
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| 15 Jun 2022 | Labs: What Do Elite Dev Teams Look Like? w/ Ori Keren, Co-Founder & CEO of LinearB | 00:50:19 | |
In an industry that has trouble looking beyond the next sprint, it’s good to know there are very smart people researching the conscious and unconscious pain points keeping devs from focusing on what they actually want to do: code. In our new series LinearB Labs we’ll be looking at the most interesting research on how devs work, communicate and code. The best way to start should be understanding what is actually a well-performing engineering org versus one that’s struggling. That’s why we’re so excited to have Ori Keren, co-founder of LinearB, as our first guest to discuss the results of the first-ever “Engineering Benchmarks Report.” The product of comprehensively analyzing the work of almost 2,000 dev teams, “The 2022 Engineering Benchmarks Report” is the first EVER look at what performance metrics make engineering orgs elite, average or underwhelming. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did and that you’re able to find out where your dev team ranks as well as concrete ways to improve. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 18 Jun 2022 | The Best Solution to Burnout We’ve Ever Heard | A Conversation With Slack, Netlify & Ambassador Labs | 00:46:47 | |
With registration for our free October Interact conference now open, we wanted you to hear one of our favorite sessions from this past April’s Interact. Featuring the best minds from Slack, Netlify and Ambassador Labs, our session on Inspiring Engineering Leaders & Driving Developer Creativity turned into one of the best conversations we’ve ever heard on topics like dev toil, dev focus and dev burnout. This is a great preview of the type of content we’re working on for our conference in October, and this panel completely made us rethink how we approach burnout at LinearB. If you like it as much as we do, be sure to sign up for October’s free, virtual Interact conference at: https://devinterrupted.com/event/interact/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 25 Jun 2022 | Creating a Better CTO Playbook w/ Dama Financial's CTO Zach Goldberg | 00:52:48 | |
Fact: There are guidebooks for everything in programming except for actually leading, managing and inspiring programmers. That’s why I was so happy to have my friend Zach Goldberg on the podcast. Someone who has made learning and self-improvement a core pillar of his professional and personal life, Zach Goldberg is someone who I turn to when I need to know who smart CTOs are turning to. In this great conversation, Zach talks about the most important things he’s learned in separating signal from noise in the realm of engineering leadership. He also provides some amazing guidance on who you should be listening to (when you’re not listening to us). Enjoy. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Zach's reading list: http://go.zachgoldberg.com/readinglist Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Join our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterrupted Have 60 seconds? Review the show on Apple Podcasts Support the show:
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| 02 Jul 2022 | How to Train Devs to Disrupt Industries w/ Lessen's CTO Chris Bee | 00:40:31 | |
Not all dev orgs work in all situations. Especially if your dev org is looking to completely reshape and disrupt an entire industry. That’s why we were so excited to talk to Chris Bee, CTO of Lessen. Lessen is looking to change the way property owners hire vetted professionals for renovation, maintenance and turn services. That means so much of what their programmers are building hasn’t been built before. Chris opened up about how the company trains and empowers developers to design and build things customers didn’t know they wanted. He also goes in depth about how to bring those new ideas to market when it can seem like the ground is shifting every minute. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 09 Jul 2022 | What a Healthy Relationship with Open Source Looks Like ft. GitLab's John Coghlan | 00:35:54 | |
There’s an open secret about open source: Developers use it. Teams use it. Businesses use it. But no one really thinks about how they contribute to it. That’s why we jumped at the chance to get a state-of-open-source discussion with Gitlab’s John Coghlan, Senior Manager of Developer Advocacy. Someone who joined the open source community with the goal of making developers’ lives better, John came to the table with a wealth of insights into just how individual engineers leverage open source, how businesses leverage it and, most importantly, how to make our relationship with open source better - not just for you and me, but for the community as a whole. We hope you find this candid conversation on how to be thinking about using open source in the right ways as empowering and insightful as we did! Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 16 Jul 2022 | The Dangers of Shipping at All Costs w/ CEO & Cofounder of 33 Teams, Drew McManus | 00:48:38 | |
In a field like engineering, to have a truly unique 30,000-feet view of the profession, you need someone with 30 years of experience in adapting, innovating and creating in the space. That’s why we were so excited to talk to Drew McManus, CEO and Cofounder of 33 Teams. An engineer who’s helped shape the formative years of Apple, Adobe and so many more companies you have on your phone right now, Drew McManus is now advising rapidly growing dev orgs across the world at 33 Teams. Drew is an oracle (no pun intended) on how to see dev orgs as living organisms, identifying the structural, psychological and technological maladies keeping teams from becoming who they aspire to be. In our conversation, we touch upon everything from tech debt, to unlocking creativity to the all-too-common danger of shipping at all costs. If ever there was a way to download 30 years of engineering leadership in one hour, this is it. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 23 Jul 2022 | How a Trained Therapist Diagnoses Healthy Dev Teams w/ Engineer & Entrepreneur, Kelly Vaughn | 00:50:33 | |
Not only is Kelly Vaughn one of the pioneers in building thought-leadership content for the developer community, she’s one of the rare programmers who comes to the craft with the background of a trained therapist. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 30 Jul 2022 | The Art of Letting Your Devs Step Up w/ Equinix’s Rajah Kalipatnapu | 00:24:32 | |
Like every other team-based profession, engineering needs leaders. But identifying a true, tested and proven road for taking a programmer and putting them in a position of managing projects & priorities is still a work in progress. That’s why I was so excited to speak with Rajah Kalipatnapu, Global Head of Product Engineering at Equinix. From his unique perspective on creating CEOs for features to dealing with beloved employees who can’t code up to the teams’ needs, Rajah’s theories on how and when to let your developers step up to the moment need to be heard. Access the engineering benchmarks report here: http://linearb.io/benchmarks/ Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 06 Aug 2022 | Why Devs Break Up with Their Bosses w/ Oliver Wyman's Carolyn Vo | 00:46:37 | |
Everyone who manages a team would like to think that their employees admire them as individuals and as leaders. That you make an impact on those employees while they work under you and long after you end up moving to new companies and opportunities. One such engineering leader who has mastered the mix of manager, friend and mentor is Carolyn Vo. A Partner and Head of Engineering at Oliver Wyman, Carolyn is one of engineering’s leading advocates on the benefits of creating a culture of approachability, tinkering and healthy levity. In fact, in our conversation, Carolyn makes a strong argument that without honing the art of approachable management, not only does productivity suffer, but engineers are consistently looking for the door. One of our liveliest pods to date, we hope you can absorb Carolyn’s insights and energy no matter where you are on your leadership journey. Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 13 Aug 2022 | Labs: Solving The Pull Request Problem w/ Continuous Merge | 00:40:51 | |
Fact: The state of pull requests is broken and we finally have the data to prove it. In our latest LinearB Labs episode we reveal the information that has led us to the inevitable conclusion that pull requests have become a massive source of toil, bottlenecks and a huge barrier to shipping. Better yet, two people who have been thinking about how to attack this dev workflow issue – Dan Lines and Ori Keren of LinearB – are ready to actually propose a solution: continuous merge. The next step in CI/CD, continuous merge is the concept of creating lanes where pull requests can be merged based on their risk. Plain and simple, pull requests should not all be treated the same. The first step in continuous merge proposed in the episode is the dev tool gitStream, which automates and optimizes merging pull requests based on risk and level of attention required. A game-changing conversation, this episode is the first time you might hear about continuous merge but it certainly won’t be the last. Want to try LinearB? Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code. Support the show:
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| 20 Aug 2022 | Stripe on Treating Dev Bandwidth as Your Most Valuable Resource w/ Stripe’s Head of Engineering, Smruti Patel | 00:48:44 | |
The unofficial first rule of engineering: When the minds behind the world’s most valuable startup, Stripe, want to talk about making better dev orgs, you listen. In this episode of Dev Interrupted, Stripe’s Head of Engineering Smruti Patel joined us to talk about the daily, weekly and yearly engineering decisions that have engineered the company’s meteoric success. Smruti has a gift for making the logic behind make-or-break strategic decisions digestible for every engineer, regardless of where they are on the company ladder. With a breadth of wisdom on what it takes to make tough decisions based on tradeoffs, opportunity cost and developer bandwidth, Smruti Patel’s insights can be applied to any org – even ones worth less than $100 billion!
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| 27 Aug 2022 | The Day-1 Decisions that Make or Break Companies w/ PlanetScale's CEO Sam Lambert | 00:33:26 | |
Your early tech stack decisions won’t ensure long term success, but they can certainly set you up for long term failure. Pragmatists rejoice! This week’s episode of Dev Interrupted features Sam Lambert, CEO & President of PlanetScale, a tech leader known as the ‘Oracle of Pragmatism’. In a winding conversation that touches on Sam’s time at GitHub, where he helped the then 40th most-trafficked website in the world run on just 2 servers, to his experience working at Facebook where he learned that you don’t need to sacrifice quality in order to move fast, this episode has the insights you need to make straightforward, no BS decisions about your tech stack. Or as Sam says, learn how to avoid “the new hotness” in order to build a culture that reflects the often boring decisions that make or break a company.
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| 06 Sep 2022 | Lessons Learned from Programming at Google w/ Hyrum Wright & Titus Winters | 00:51:42 | |
Today, we are releasing the full interview of one of our favorite episodes: Dan’s 2021 conversation with engineers-turned-authors, Hyrum Wright & Titus Winters. As two of the most senior staff engineers at Google, both guests brought a deep understanding of software engineering to the show: Hyrum is semi-famous as the "Hyrum" of Hyrum's Law; while Titus is responsible for managing 250 million lines of code. In their brilliant book Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time, Hyrum & Titus explore the engineering practices that make one of the largest codebases in the world sustainable and healthy. Show Notes
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| 13 Sep 2022 | We Solved Dev Infrastructure, So Why Does it Suck to Build Stuff? w/ Hasura's Tanmai Gopal | 00:42:29 | |
In the last decade there have been enormous advances in infrastructure and ops, so why does it suck to build stuff? That’s the question Tanmai Gopal kept asking himself before founding his company, Hasura. Now, as Hasura’s CEO he’s channeling his chaotic energy in order to solve this problem. This week’s episode of Dev Interrupted implores listeners to forget about pivoting (it’s just the story other people impose on your journey), shames backend devs for their elitist tendencies and asks why, if Netflix won the battle for infrastructure, are they losing the streaming wars to Disney? Show Notes
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| 20 Sep 2022 | Ship/Show/Ask - A Branching Strategy for Modern Dev Teams w/ Author & Eng Leader Rouan Wilsenach | 00:38:58 | |
Branching strategy has been reimagined. Meet the mind behind it. In his first-ever podcast appearance, Rouan Wilsenach, author of Ship/Show/Ask: A Modern Branching Strategy, joins Dev Interrupted to talk about his work as an author and the inspiration behind his musings on branching strategy. If you haven’t already read Ship/Show/Ask, you can find it on Martin Fowler’s website. It’s one of the most influential articles we’ve read in years. Rouan has been more than an inspiration, he’s changed the way our dev teams work at LinearB - and he might just change yours too. Show Notes
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| 27 Sep 2022 | Atlassian’s Eye-Opening State of Teams Report w/ Mark Cruth Modern Work Evangelist | 00:47:46 | |
When you get the chance to geek out over the metrics behind happy dev teams, you take it. As one of the companies shaping how the modern workforce, well… works, Atlassian is one of the foremost thought leaders in the space thanks to an amazing research and data team. Case in point: Atlassian’s State of Teams Report. In this week’s episode, modern work evangelist Mark Cruth takes us through the most interesting, insightful and counterintuitive findings from their deep dive on what is separating healthy teams from unhealthy ones. From whether hybrid or in-office is the best for modern teams to what work principles are the most important to keep in a remote world, this conversation about the State of Teams report is an eye-opener for anyone whose success depends on the work of others. Show Notes
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| 04 Oct 2022 | Labs: The Best & Worst Programming Languages For Dev Workflow | 00:41:26 | |
The argument about which programming language reigns supreme is about to get a lot more clear with the release of research on the best and worst languages for dev workflow. In this episode of LinearB Labs, CTO Yishai Beeri reveals what the company’s data scientists have discovered about programming-language productivity following analysis of thousands of dev teams and hundreds of thousands of pull requests. Industry-changing research on which programming languages linger under excessively long shipping lifespans and which ones are impressively efficient, this pod should help settle debates that have been entirely subjective up to this point. If your programming language of choice ends up on the wrong side of the spectrum, don’t fret. Yishai and team also came up with recommendations to overcome the hurdles and bottlenecks for languages that require better workflow. Show Notes
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| 11 Oct 2022 | Where Did All The Focus Time Go? Dissecting 1.5 Million Meetings w/ Clockwise's VP of Engineering, Dan Kador | 00:44:09 | |
Where has all the focus time gone? Why does there seem to be less of it at big companies than at startups? And do managers really have as little as they claim?
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| 18 Oct 2022 | Why Discord is Betting Big on Devs w/ Anjney Midha VP of Platform Ecosystem at Discord | 00:39:33 | |
How does a platform with 150 million monthly active users build for the future? In a word: Developers.
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| 25 Oct 2022 | Interact: A Word From Your Co-Hosts | 00:04:08 | |
Hosts Dan Lines & Conor Bronsdon remind listeners that Interact is today - October 25th - and why it's the must-attend event for engineering leaders. Support the show:
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| 01 Nov 2022 | The Promise of Platform Engineering w/ Charity Majors, CTO at Honeycomb | 00:47:26 | |
Live from Interact, we're bringing you an interview with our favorite CTO, Charity Majors.
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| 08 Nov 2022 | Leading Engineers in Uncertain Times | A Conversation with CircleCI, Blockchain.com & Oliver Wyman | 00:56:52 | |
It's no secret this has been a difficult year for many companies in tech. The truth is, it's easy to be a leader when times are good. It's less easy in the midst of a storm. Support the show:
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| 15 Nov 2022 | Why Startups Suck at Security w/ Vanta's Head of Engineering, Matt Spitz | 00:38:35 | |
When your startup is struggling to find its product-market fit, security is the last thing on your mind - and according to security expert Matt Spitz, that’s perfectly fine! Support the show:
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| 22 Nov 2022 | Economic Downturn is No Excuse to Use Individual Metrics w/ Ori Keren, Co-Founder & CEO of LinearB | 00:30:42 | |
Bad habits have a way of resurfacing during difficult times. Unfortunately for engineering teams everywhere, this is one of those times. Support the show:
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| 29 Nov 2022 | Gene Kim + The Rise and Fall of DevOps | Conversations from DevOps Enterprise Summit | 00:51:59 | |
Dev Interrupted takes a detour to Vegas! Support the show:
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| 06 Dec 2022 | Treating Devs Like Human Beings | A Conversation with Kelly Vaughn, Jean Hsu & Lena Reinhard | 01:00:58 | |
Sometimes among all the sprints, the pressure to ship faster, tools to measure lines of code written, it seems like we as an industry forget a simple fact: developers are knowledge workers, not robots Support the show:
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| 13 Dec 2022 | It’s Not Open Source, It’s You. Where Open Source Risk Comes From w/ Sonatype | 00:36:31 | |
Picture this: an auto manufacturer with no clue what parts are in its supply chain, where those parts come from and no ability to recall those parts if vulnerabilities are discovered. Show Notes Support the show:
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| 20 Dec 2022 | Season 2 Finale: Holidays, 2022’s Favorite Moments, Season 3 Sneak Peek & more! | 00:27:40 | |
Sit back, relax, grab your favorite beverage and listen as Dev Interrupted co-hosts Dan Lines & Conor Bronsdon recap the Season 2 of the podcast. Show Notes Support the show:
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| 03 Jan 2023 | Educating the Next Generation of Cloud Engineers | Google Cloud's Forrest Brazeal | 00:29:47 | |
Happy New Year and welcome to Season 3 of Dev Interrupted! Show Notes Support the show:
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| 10 Jan 2023 | Startup Growth & Metrics: What to Measure & When | Laura Tacho | 00:44:55 | |
As your startup scales it's not enough to know what to measure - you have to know WHEN to measure. Metrics that are important in one growth phase might not be in the next. Support the show:
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| 17 Jan 2023 | The Journey to Code Mastery | Marqeta's Randy Kern | 00:47:27 | |
Randy Kern, CTO at Marqeta, thinks that every engineer should "go deep" - all the way to understanding the transistors if you have to. He implores us never to be satisfied with black boxes, believing that it's not only risky not to understand what your code is really doing, but it's not fun either. Support the show:
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| 24 Jan 2023 | Connecting Your Devs' Work to the Business | A Conversation with Shopify, Slack & Stripe | 00:48:23 | |
"Is my team solving the right problem?" Items of note:
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| 31 Jan 2023 | The Rise of Vector Search | Pinecone's Edo Liberty | 00:40:39 | |
We're still in January and AI might already be the buzzword of 2023 - and for good reason. AI powered startups have been layoff resistant and machine learning engineers are one of the fastest growing jobs, not in tech, but in the entire economy. Support the show:
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| 07 Feb 2023 | The Problem with MTTR: Learning from Incident Reports | Courtney Nash | 00:33:39 | |
Tracking Mean Time To Restore (MTTR) is standard industry practice for incident response and analysis, but should it be? Support the show:
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| 14 Feb 2023 | Can Value Stream Management Solve DevOps‘ Struggles? | Steve Pereira | 00:43:13 | |
A decades-old physical goods manufacturing concept is being applied to modern dev teams with great results. What can software development learn from the past?
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| 21 Feb 2023 | Labs: The Science Of Allocating Dev Resources In 2023 | 00:37:13 | |
The days of growth at all costs are over; your 2023 engineering strategy needs to be about scaling efficiently.
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| 28 Feb 2023 | Solving the Enduring Pain of Authorization | Aserto’s Omri Gazitt | 00:37:55 | |
Whether you're at a startup, enterprise, or something in between, authorization and access control are likely major pain points for your team.
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| 07 Mar 2023 | Reinventing IBM: DevSecOps, AI, Quantum Computing | Rosalind Radcliffe | 00:40:01 | |
No company is immune to transformation, not even one with as storied a history as IBM. Support the show:
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| 14 Mar 2023 | Developer Experience: It’s Time to Start Complaining | Gradle's Justin Reock | 00:27:40 | |
It's time to make noise. Developers need to take back their happiness and their productivity. But where should they start?
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| 28 Mar 2023 | DevOps is the Philosophy, Platform is the Practice | Humanitec's Kaspar von Grünberg | 00:35:57 | |
"DevOps is dead."
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| 21 Mar 2023 | Team Topologies: Organizing Business & Technology Teams | Authors Matthew Skelton & Manuel Pais | 00:48:18 | |
Effective software teams are essential for any organization to deliver value continuously and sustainably. But how do you build the best team organization for your specific goals, culture, and needs?
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| 04 Apr 2023 | The Art of Community Building | Postman's Joyce Lin | 00:29:08 | |
What does building an engaged community really mean for your business?
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| 11 Apr 2023 | Surviving SVB's Collapse & Outsmarting Uber | Kyte's Nick Cobb | 00:46:11 | |
It hasn't been smooth sailing for startups this year. As this week's guest Nick Cobb puts it "You can add bank runs to the list of things founders have to deal with." Of course, it hasn't been easy going for engineering leaders either. Show Notes:
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| 18 Apr 2023 | Coding Your Dreams into Reality: Lessons from an Engineer turned Entrepreneur | ButterCMS Jake Lumetta | 00:35:19 | |
Engineers make great entrepreneurs. So a startup that has two engineers as its founders must be twice as good, right? Not exactly.
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| 25 Apr 2023 | Redefining Incident Response: Insights from the Chaos Engineer Behind Jeli.io | Nora Jones | 00:38:54 | |
If you think your org doesn’t have any incidents, it’s time to change your definition of an incident. Support the show:
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| 02 May 2023 | Upskilling Your Eng Team: The Problem with the Modern Approach to Learning | Skiller Whale's Hywel Carver | 00:41:46 | |
Do our personal learning preferences actually affect how well we learn? And what makes learning new skills - like a programming language - so hard in the first place? On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, we’re joined by Hywel Carver, founder & CEO at Skiller Whale. An expert in the principles and practices behind learning and knowledge retention, Hywel walks us through the best learning techniques for engineers.
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| 09 May 2023 | Tech Hiring in 2023: Trends, Predictions & Strategies for Success | Datapeople's Maryam Jahanshahi | 00:43:04 | |
The tech industry has seen a significant change in the skills, qualifications, and titles listed in job postings over the past few years. What does that mean for companies - and for the candidates themselves? Support the show:
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| 16 May 2023 | Exploring the Capabilities of eBPF | Author Liz Rice | 00:38:28 | |
On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, we talk to Liz Rice, Chief Open Source Officer at Isovalent, and author of the book Learning eBPF: Programming the Linux Kernel for Enhanced Observability, Networking, and Security.
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| 23 May 2023 | From Twitter Spaces to Independent Artists: Leading Org-Based Innovation | Pablo Jablonski | 00:40:16 | |
Imagine a future where anyone can be a musician. Now ask yourself what that has in common with building Twitter Spaces. The answer? Org-based innovation. Show Notes: Support the show:
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| 30 May 2023 | Labs: The Magic of Compound Efficiencies in Engineering | 00:43:30 | |
As the milestone book Atomic Habits laid out, the key to life-changing habits is adopting one effectively and then layering another desirable habit on top of it.
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| 06 Jun 2023 | Decoding Duolingo: Returning to the Office, Enabling First-Time Managers & More | Fabio Lessa | 00:31:50 | |
Remote, hybrid, or in-office? Opinions are divided on what has quickly become one of the most controversial topics in tech: Should we return to the office and if so, how and when? Support the show:
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| 13 Jun 2023 | Healthcare’s Digital Accessibility Problem | Ro’s Plum Ertz | 00:26:16 | |
The push for digital accessibility aims to ensure equal access and inclusion for all individuals. So why are healthcare companies failing to keep up? Support the show:
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| 20 Jun 2023 | You Are What You Build: Making Your Code More Human | GitHub’s Christina Entcheva | 00:29:37 | |
The world is what we make it. Tech - and AI - follow the same principles. Support the show:
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| 27 Jun 2023 | Labs: Inside the Top 10% of Engineering Orgs | 00:37:26 | |
Fact: You can’t become better at anything unless you understand what getting better would actually look like. This is especially true in the case of engineering teams.
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| 04 Jul 2023 | The Art of Landing a DevRel Role | daily.dev's Francesco Ciulla | 00:38:58 | |
In this week's episode of Dev Interrupted, we’re focusing on the increasingly valuable role of DevRels. Francesco Ciulla, Developer Advocate at the open-source daily.dev community - which has more than 100,000 daily active users - joins us for a DevRel deep dive. Show Notes:
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| 11 Jul 2023 | Reimagining DORA Metrics & Leveraging Feature Flags | Split's Ariel Perez | 00:46:31 | |
Does the emergence of feature flags affect the interpretation and utility of DORA metrics?
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| 18 Jul 2023 | Have Engineering Leaders Become Too Hands-off? | Braze's Francisco Trindade | 00:30:10 | |
On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, co-host Conor Bronsdon welcomes Francisco Trindade, Director of Engineering at Braze, to discuss strategies to improve collaboration and effectiveness within engineering teams. Show Notes: Support the show:
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| 25 Jul 2023 | AI Tooling For Your Dev Team: To Adopt or Not to Adopt? | CodiumAI's Itamar Friedman | 00:54:33 | |
Amid the escalating buzz surrounding AI tools, many development teams grapple with deciding which ones suit their needs best, when to adopt them, and the potential risks of not doing so. As AI continues to pose more questions than answers, the fear of falling behind the competition lurks for many. This week's episode of Dev Interrupted aims to dispel these uncertainties by welcoming CodiumAI’s founder & CEO, Itamar Friedman. In one of our most illuminating discussions this year, Itamar pierces through the AI hype, explaining what AI tools bring to the table, how to discern the ones that would truly augment your dev teams, and the strategies to efficiently identify and experiment with new tools.
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| 01 Aug 2023 | Labs: The Evolution of Continuous Merge | DevCycle’s Nik LeBlanc | 00:35:59 | |
On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, co-host Conor Bronsdon and Ben Lloyd Pearson, LinearB’s Director of Developer Relations, detail the evolution of Continuous Merge and the tool behind it, gitStream. Joining the conversation is Nik LeBlanc, VP of Engineering at DevCycle.
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| 08 Aug 2023 | The Essence of Shipping Code: a CTO's Perspective | Flowcode’s Mike Hamrah | 00:41:10 | |
On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, host Dan Lines speaks with Mike Hamrah, CTO at Flowcode. Together, the two detail the fundamental responsibility of developers and tech leaders: shipping code. Show Notes:
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| 15 Aug 2023 | Is Internal Tooling Holding Your Team Back? | DevZero’s Debosmit Ray | 00:25:48 | |
The wrong internal tools can hold your team back. So how do you find the right ones, and how the heck do you get engineers to adopt them once you do? Show Notes:
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| 22 Aug 2023 | Going Global: Establishing a Team and Office Abroad | Kelly Vaughn | 00:38:01 | |
Considering expanding your engineering team overseas? While daunting, the rewards could outweigh the challenges.
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| 29 Aug 2023 | Using HEAT Metrics to Bring Purpose to Platforms | Simone Casciaroli | 00:36:09 | |
In an industry buzzing with enthusiasm for Engineering Platforms, many are developed without a clear product vision, leading to poor adoption or even hindering organizational performance.
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| 05 Sep 2023 | Career Journey 1: Interviewing & Getting Promoted | Thiago Ghisi | 00:45:37 | |
How do you become an engineering leader? Is it the right fit for your career? And if you do, how do you become a good one? Show Notes:
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| 12 Sep 2023 | Career Journey 2: Essential Skills & Key Attributes | Thiago Ghisi | 00:46:36 | |
Once you've taken that step into leadership, what foundational skills and attitudes will carry you forward throughout your career? Show Notes:
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| 19 Sep 2023 | The McKinsey Developer Productivity Debate | Ori Keren & Kelly Vaughn | 00:43:06 | |
The debate on measuring developer productivity has arrived - and it’s here to stay. Show Notes:
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| 26 Sep 2023 | Career Journey 3: Assembling & Nurturing Engineering Teams | Code Story's Noah Labhart | 00:48:17 | |
With great power comes great responsibility. Now that you've been promoted to a people manager, how do you build a healthy and successful engineering team? Show Notes:
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| 03 Oct 2023 | Where are all the laid-off software developers going? | LeadDev’s Scott Carey | 00:40:30 | |
The news has been filled with stories of layoffs at many of tech’s biggest companies, so where are all those engineers going? Show Notes:
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| 10 Oct 2023 | Career Journey 4: Product-Led & Customer-Obsessed | Bhavini Soneji | 00:39:26 | |
In a world where products are plentiful but genuine customer focus is rare, how do you build an engineering org focused on customer needs? Show Notes:
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| 17 Oct 2023 | Unpacking DORA’s State of DevOps Report | Nathen Harvey | 00:45:04 | |
What does this year’s Accelerate State of DevOps Report 2023 mean for your team? Show Notes:
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| 24 Oct 2023 | Career Journey 5: Bringing Diversity to Tech Leadership | Bhavini Soneji | 00:39:32 | |
We know diversity fuels innovation, so how do we bring diversity into engineering leadership? Show Notes:
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| 31 Oct 2023 | Getting Unstuck in Your Career | Charles Max Wood | 00:35:51 | |
Staying on top of emerging trends is difficult enough, so what should you do when your whole career feels, well, stuck? Show Notes:
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| 07 Nov 2023 | Career Journey 6: Your Invitation to the Boardroom | 00:31:56 | |
Ever wonder what it takes to make it to the boardroom? This week's Dev Interrupted is your invitation to the table.
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| 14 Nov 2023 | Labs: Programmable Workflows & Policy-as-Code | Ben Lloyd Pearson | 00:22:11 | |
With all of the hype around the future impacts of AI, it can be easy to overlook existing solutions that solve some of the biggest pain points faced by your engineering team. Show Notes:
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| 21 Nov 2023 | Wiring The Winning Organization | Author Dr. Steven J. Spear | 00:34:59 | |
The story behind why some organizations win big and keep on winning.
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| 28 Nov 2023 | What Engineering Leaders Can Expect In 2024 | Predictions from Ori Keren | 00:30:30 | |
What trends do engineering leaders need to pay attention to, and how will they impact your teams in 2024?
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| 05 Dec 2023 | Wrong Fit, Right Fit | Author Dr. André Martin | 00:33:43 | |
We are in the middle of a crisis of commitment in the workplace – 53% of managers are burnt out, 1 in 3 employees leave their jobs in the first 90 days, and an estimated $7.8 trillion in lost productivity is due to poor organizational fit.
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| 12 Dec 2023 | Protecting GitHub’s 100M Developers | Jacob DePriest VP, Deputy CSO | 00:37:10 | |
What does protecting the more than 100 million developers on GitHub’s platform take? And what can your team learn from GitHub’s impressive security posture? Show Notes:
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| 19 Dec 2023 | Season 3 Finale: Best of 2023, a Glimpse into Season 4, and Holiday Cheer | 00:20:24 | |
Hosts Dan Lines, Conor Bronson, and Ben Lloyd Pearson team up for a special holiday edition of Dev Interrupted. Show Notes:
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| 02 Jan 2024 | Wiring The Winning Organization pt. 2 | Gene Kim | 00:31:34 | |
Season 4 kicks off with a conversation with Gene Kim, author of several renowned books, including "The Phoenix Project," "The DevOps Handbook," and most recently, "Wiring the Winning Organization." Show Notes:
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| 09 Jan 2024 | Scaling ChatGPT: Inside OpenAI's Rapid Growth and Technical Challenges | Evan Morikawa | 00:41:03 | |
What can you learn from the scaling issues OpenAI experienced when Chat-GPT went viral? On this week’s episode, guest host Ben Lloyd Pearson is joined by Evan Morikawa, Engineering Manager at OpenAI. Join us for a first-hand look at the engineering challenges that came with Chat-GPT’s viral success, and the difficulties associated with scaling in response to the sudden platform popularity. They also discuss misconceptions around generative AI, OpenAI’s reliance on GPUs to carry out their complex computations, the key role of APIs in their success, and some fascinating use cases they’ve seen implementing GPT-4. Support the show:
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