Pluralsight author Lyron Andrews explains the background and benefits of his recently released BeST framework. He also talks about how the principles of the framework can apply across different industries and teams.

• Business established Service Taxonomy (BeST) Framework: Human-Centered Alignment of Services, Products, and Actions to the Mission
• Securing the Vote: Everything You Need to Know About Election Security

Adam Boswell, Director of Engineering at Kount, explains the 3 pillars he uses to foster engineering excellence.

Linda Kovac's goal of becoming a software developer took her around the world and dropped several obstacles in her way. But her dedication and desire to help others won out. Linda’s story is as motivating as it is realistic. As Linda herself says, if you’re committed to improving, you need to "be ready to suffer."

• Linda's LinkedIn
• Linda's Twitter
• A web developer’s dreams, drive, and a big reward in the era of COVID-19

Daniel speaks with Pluralsight author and cybersecurity professional Aaron Rosenmund about the SolarWinds supply chain attack. Aaron explains how it happened, what the response has been and what lessons can be learned.

• Aaron's Pluralsight courses
• Aaron's LinkedIn profile

Pluralsight author Barry Luijbregts speaks with developer Scott Hanselman about becoming an impactful teacher, the importance of humor in presenting, and much more. This episode originally aired on The Developer Weekly Podcast.

• Scott's website and blog
• The Hanselminutes podcast
• Scott's YouTube channel

Jeremy speaks with Pluralsight author and Microsoft MVP Jeff Hicks about Powershell, DevOps and skill development.

With the arrival of a new year, we wanted to take the opportunity to look back. This episode brings together a collection of clips from five of our most popular guests: Scott Allen, Kelsey Hightower, Deborah Kurata, Troy Hunt and Filip Ekberg.

Today's episode is a conversation between Jeremy Morgan and Mike Place. Mike is a Senior Engineer on the Elastic developer productivity team, and former lead on the Salt Open project.

They talk about DevOps, Elastic Stack, and the tactics for effectively managing developers.

We bring you the audio from our recent state of JavaScript panel with Pluralsight authors John Papa, Joe Eames and Jeremy Morgan. Their fun conversation covers topics including:

• JavaScript’s bad rap
• Do low code/no code advancements threaten developers?
• Is there a right or wrong JS framework to use
• Which JavaScript frameworks = which Star Wars characters

We speak with Scott Lewis, who's VP of Engineering at APiO. He discusses the importance of taking care of technology teams, how to optimize team structure and the process of identifying new business opportunities brought by disruption.