#206: As an application developer, youre probably used to pulling libraries from Maven Central, PyPI, or npm Registry. Has it ever crossed your mind how secure is this thing that Im pulling or do yo

#205: At the end of 2022, Werner Vogels, CTO at Amazon, published a blog post about the tech predictions for 2023 and (more importantly) beyond. In this episode, Darin and Viktor dig into a couple of

#204: When you think about managing data in an organization, youre probably familiar with the concept of ETL: extract, transform and load. But in this world of new data tools, the order of transform

203: Given a choice, would you rather have broken builds or flaky tests? At least with a broken build, you have certainty of what is happening. How do you go about eliminating both from your environme

#202: How many people love Helm? Yeah, thats what we thought. A lot of the time, youre probably looking for an easier and simpler way to manage installing applications into a Kubernetes cluster. Y

#201: As an application developer, were used to adding logging to our applications. We also work with our operations counterparts to enrich those logs to help them out when troubleshooting. But what

#200: Weve reached episode 200!!! As we do with all our divide by 50 episodes, we invited our friend Patrick Debois back to discuss topics ranging from digital twins to the metaverse to AI to becomin

#199: Youre probably used to hearing about using OpenTelemetry for your production troubleshooting. But have you considered using OpenTelemetry during your development lifecycle? In this episode, w

#198: Its the dream that many of us have. We set out to build a service that gains a lot of adoption. However, we when reach that goal, we find that building something successful can make it an attra

#197: Do you feel like you are working in a company that is not only behind the times but behind the century? If you feel stuck, is it because youre too scared to search for another job and losing al