#216: As your team continues down the microservices journey, at some point youve probably hit the wall on being able to test against the versions of the other services that you really need to test. Y

#215: Thoughtworks recently released Volume 28 of their Technology Radar. Darin and Viktor take some time to break it down and discover that they might be in the wrong jobs. Thoughtworks Technology

#214: When we first start developing applications, we probably also use a database. But at some point in time, well probably hit a wall with that database because of changing business requirements. W

#213: You've been tasked with bringing a new SaaS product to market. Where do you start? Logically, or maybe not so much so, it's important to start by defining your target audience, understanding the

#212: Lets assume for a moment that you are building a SaaS that you want to turn into a product. Sure, you need to make sure your authentication works, but thats really step 1 of potentially thousa

#211: With the advent of video games like Minecraft and Roblox, kids are starting to learn to code at much younger ages than before. The question is are these kids going to be ready to become the comp

#210: If you're feeling frustrated and overwhelmed due to your current database deployment and management process not working as expected, then you are not alone! Think about how many times youve nee

#209: Many people think they want to take their applications and run replicas of those applications on different cloud providers to mitigate risk. What if instead you created your applications to leve

#208: KubeCon season has started again and in this episode, we give you our thoughts on KubeCon EU 2023, along with our friends Whitney Lee and Engin Diri. YouTube channel: Books and Courses: Cat

#207: When you begin building a SaaS product, its pretty straightforward. Open an account with one of the big 3 hyperscalers, upload your code, then profit! Ok, only those first two are guarantees. T