Gaslight Podcast

A new employee's first day sets the tone for her relationship with your company. Are you making new hires feel welcome? Or a little confused? Gaslight's CEO and COO chat about how we went from a zero to a 10 with employee onboarding.

Being a product manager is one of the toughest jobs in software development. We talked with James Zhao, product manager at Sharethrough, about how he does it so well--from empowering his teams to handing out poker chips.

In this episode I talked with Wesley Workman, engineer at Batterii about being a long term user of the Ember JavaScript framework. We talk about the community, testing, and upcoming changes to framework.

This episode is all about Business! Chis Moore,

Peter Kananen, and I discuss about what we're working on currently at Gaslight and difficult

consulting situations.

For this edition of the Gaslight podcast, we talked about the best ways for designers and developers to work together. We

discussed the balance between usability and "pretty things" as well as the

profound conclusion that we're really all just solving problems together.

What is the value of feedback loops? In this edition of the Gaslight podcast, we talk about feedback as it relates to cooking, automated testing, and professional

feedback.

This Gaslight podcast features an interview with Differential partner Ry Walker. He talks about breaking the rules to build his ideal company.

Leah Silber pulled herself away from running

EmberConf to talk to me about working with developers, building communities, and

growing a business through open source software.

In this episode of the Gaslight podcast, Dave Thomas, Doug Alcorn and I

discuss how Dave became involved with Ruby, how the culture of Ruby has evolved

over time, and Jim Weirich's legacy in the community.

In this episode of the Gaslight podcast, I talked with [Eric Bitzegaio](https://twitter.com/ebitz),

former digital patent attorney and current developer, to discuss software

patents.