In this episode, André Henry (Venmo) rejoins us along with Jeff Koenig (Auth0) to discuss the pros and cons of a product engineering team operating their own infrastructure.

André Henry and I discuss burning up Raspberry Pi Zero's, fundamentals for ops engineers and developers,

Our first guest from my home town of Erie, PA, Mat Silva, walks us through his journey of moving from being a full time engineer, moving into a CTO role as a cofounder of a company with a small team, and ultimately transitioning back to an independent contributor role.

Jim Wrubel tells us about his path to CTO, his project the Soft Stuff, his experiences with hiring, things new managers need to learn, and moving between independent contributor and managerial tracks.

Jerome Hardaway, Geek at Arms at Vets Who Code, joins us to discuss the Vets Who Code program, pragmatism / being tactical, and teaching development.

Derek Prior and I take time to chat about how he worked with his team to release the new free private repos at GitHub, our experiences as Engineering Managers, and our love for working remotely.

In this episode Ben Orenstein tells us about his experiences with pair programming, moving from consulting to product work, creating a screen sharing application, and more.

In this episode, Dirceu Tiegs from Auth0 joins me to discuss his role as an Site Reliability Engineer, how he handles Incident Responses, and how to write a good Post-mortem.

In this episode, Carol tells us all about the Rust Programming Language, her experiences writing the book, and launching the first Rust consultancy in Rust's early days.

Phil Sturgeon explains to us why REST is still a rock solid solution for many use cases in 2018, where GraphQL and gRPC have their roles, and gives tips on how to keep your API's reasonable and scalable.