Developers Eating the World

Developers Eating the World

By Chris RileyTechnology
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Developers Eating the World episodes

  • Kim Diep - Software Engineer and Tech Coach
    Kim Diep is a person of many talents, having worked in several fields before following her passion in her current role. She has recently become enthralled by software engineering, as well as tech advocacy and coaching! Learn about her mission to bring more people into tech on this episode of Developers Eating the World.
    32 min
  • Jeff Smith - Author and DevOps Enthusiast
    Jeff Smith is Chris' latest guest on the #DETW podcast - hailing from Chicago and filling his time with DevOps, books and fatherhood. Get his perspective on the "boring" side of DevOps and writing a book with a technical flare.
    Jeff on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffery-smith-devops/
    Jeff's Book: Operations Anti-patterns DevOps Solutions
    Target - https://www.target.com/p/operations-anti-patterns-devops-solutions-by-jeffery-d-smith-paperback/-/A-81520645
    Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Operations-Anti-Patterns-DevOps-Solutions-Jeffery/dp/1617296988
    Barnes and Noble - https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/operations-anti-patterns-devops-solutions-jeffery-d-smith/1137147704
    Tech A' Sketch - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHETfzQbhksZN2fM0-7voww
    34 min
  • Johnathan Hall - The Tiny DevOps Guy
    In this episode of Developers Eating the World, Chris sits down with Johnathan Hall, AKA the Tiny DevOps Guy. Johnathan is a DevOps expert and recently started focusing his efforts on tiny teams with big ideas.
    32 min
  • Tracy Ragan - CEO at DeployHub
    Tracy Ragan is a regular on the DevOps speaker circuit and an absolute wealth of knowledge. We were lucky to sit down with her to talk DeployHub, Ortelius and more in a more technical episode of DETW.
    31 min
  • Grace Nguyen - Computer Science Student
    Grace is the youngest DETW attendee yet, and she has already begun breaking into the engineering and DevOps spaces. As just a 19 year old student at the University of Waterloo, she is eager to keep learning more and jumping into new opportunities.
    27 min
  • Elysia Lock Cloud Solutions Architect
    Elysia takes us down the path of a Cloud Solutions Architect and explains the concept of Cloud Maturity. She also highlights the overlap and value of her work in business decisions, and how security is playing a much larger role in the strategy of an organization and her work with clients.
    Check her out at:
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/EvilDorkGirl
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elysia-lock/
    Web: sweetcode.io/developers-eating-the-world/
    Youtube: youtu.be/xXmMg1HVhYk
    Instagram: www.instagram.com/devseatworld/
    SC Twitter: www.twitter.com/sweetcodehq
    Chris Twitter: twitter.com/hoardinginfo
    Chris LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cloudproductandmarketing/
    21 min
  • Moshe Zadka Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
    Moshe expands on his DevSecOps Days talk to discuss the impact of the SRE on enterprise application development and how important having strategy and goal in mind is.
    Find him here: https://cobordism.com/
    Check out his session at DevSecOps Days: https://youtu.be/_wzndxjVQaQ
    33 min
  • Jayne Groll CEO DevOps Institute
    Jayne is a good friend, and I finally got her on my podcast to talk about how being yourself is important to business succeeding, and why human skills are critical to technical careers
    Web: sweetcode.io/developers-eating-the-world/
    Youtube: youtu.be/xXmMg1HVhYk
    Instagram: www.instagram.com/devseatworld/
    SC Twitter: www.twitter.com/sweetcodehq
    Chris Twitter: twitter.com/hoardinginfo
    Chris LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cloudproductandmarketing/
    34 min

About Developers Eating the World

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I'm Chris Riley. Bad coder turned developer advocate and editor of Sweetcode.io. I am addicted to the fast pace development world. Development practices change rapidly, new languages pop up monthly, and how modern applications are being built prove that software is "eating the world". That is why I like to connect with developers and engineers to talk about what it's like to build modern applications and have a career in high-tech.