Friction Log is back in 2024 and we hit the ground running by talking about Cesar's experience while attending Microsoft's AI Tour in San Francisco.

We are back with a new friction log about Hex, a platform to build notebooks around data science and analytics.

Summer travel, WWDC, and the Data and AI Summit by Databricks.

We are back to talk about React Miami 2022, where Rick gave the talk: Faster and Better UX Helps Ocean Sustainability

In this episode we talk about why and how the Friction Log website code is now open source and available for anybody to use.

Whether is because of licensing or excessive memory consumption, some of us have looked for Docker alternatives and here is where Podman comes into place. This week Cesar shares his experience moving from Docker to Podman.

Transactional emails should be a problem of the past; however, there is still an opportunity for tools to solve the basic needs of developers. In this episode, Cesar and Rick to about MailPace, formerly known as OhMySMTP.

Cesar and Rick take a first-time experience run on Fig.io, a terminal plugin that does some pretty cool, magical auto-complete. They also talk about how Fish Rules is now part of Fish Brain and the journey that it took to get there.

Rockset is a database optimized for real-time analytics, super-fast queries, and more. Rick shares his impressions of Rockset with a particular use case at FishRules.

Special guest Jeff Haynie, from Pinpoint, joins us to share a first-time experience friction log using Firebase. Firebase is Google's platform that helps you quickly develop high-quality apps and scale your business.