Predictions

In this episode we speak with Lucia Cerchie, Software Engineer at StepZen. We discuss the current state of web accessibility, tools to help developers build more accessible websites, the ongoing developments around legal requirements for accessibility, and potential liabilities facing companies that neglect accessibility standards.

In this episode we speak with Brian Rinaldi, founder of CFE.dev, a platform for meetups that empowers developers to learn and grow their career. He is also a Developer Advocate at StepZen, the editor of the JAMstacked newsletter, and co-organizer of Orlando Devs. We discuss how he got his start coding ColdFusion, the benefits of learning vanilla JavaScript, and the dangers of misusing sophisticated frontend tools.

In this episode we speak with Amir Salihefendić, the Founder and CEO of Doist. We discuss how to build for the long term, cultivating a bootstrap mentality, retaining control over your company, the pricelessness of freedom, creating an environment you want to work in, challenges with hiring junior engineers, and why you should learn the hard stuff.

In this episode we speak with (the) David Price of RedwoodJS. He is a founding member of the RedwoodJS Core Team and Developer in Residence at Preston-Werner Ventures. In this episode we discuss the four key metrics of continuous integration and continuous deployment along with their downstream effect on the evolution of organizational structures.

In this episode we speak with Anant Jhingran, CEO of StepZen. Before founding StepZen, he lead Products for API Management at Google following Google's acquisition of Apigee, an API management and predictive analytics software provider, where he served as CTO. We discuss the impact of API's on modern development workflows, the influence of developers entering the industry from differing backgrounds, and the strengths of software as a service.

In this episode we speak with Henning Muszynski from Doist. After getting his start working at SAP on topics such as Enterprise Knowledge Graphs, Henning joining Doist as a Frontend Developer in 2017. Today, he is the Head of Frontend for the company.

We discuss the distinction between asynchronous work and remote work, and how companies can create an environment that is suitable for deep work.