Are you looking to improve your incident response process for your applications? Have a recent outage that made for a bad night? This is the episode for you! 

In this episode we discuss Incident Response at an Enterprise level! From monitoring, to response planning, troubleshooting, and how to handle an active event, we've got it covered. There's even a starter template for your root cause analysis (RCA) available in the show notes. 

This episode will help you be better prepared should your application fail.

This epsiode is all about how we work! We're a couple of productivity junkies who are constantly looking for new ways to improve our daily flow. 

We're joined in this episode by Steve Peele, a fellow productivity hacker, who fits right in! As you'll hear in this face paced conversation, we use a lot of the same tools, and each of us has our unique spin on how to get the most from each day.

This is the third in our series about using Low Code at scale in an enterprise environment. In this episode we take a deeper look at how we're using low code at work, how we've built a microservices infrastructure, and discuss our experiences while pushing the envelope.

We talk about our processes and how we grew from a handful of engineering folks to more than thirty, and from three teams to ten. This isn't all low code related, it's about software, process, and delivery.

Enjoy!

This is the second in our series about using Low Code at scale in an enterprise environment. In this episode we dive into some of the challenges we've faced while working with low code at scale, including recruiting, training, testing, hosting, and dev ops processes. These challenges are present in any environment, but we're focused on low code. Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about low code, platform versatility, how low code differs from more traditional development. We discuss how to know if your project is right for trying out low code. We even talk about the SLDC, which is near and dear to everyone in software development.

In this episode we continue our mindfulness discussion with a deeper dive into Yoga, Stoicism, and how we use these philosophies in our daily lives. We focus on the origins of these two schools of thought, and how similar they are, despite the apparent differences. 

Please join us for a fun discussion and some suggestions on how to live a happier life.

In this episode we discuss mindfulness, meditation and how to use both to improve your work day. We also talk about cognitive approaches to thought, and why convergent and divergent thinking are important for everyone, especially developers. We talk about how to plan time for yourself each day, creating a "don't do list", and how to find your flow state.

In this episode we dive into the topic of Defensive Programming with a focus on how to be defensive in a low code / no code platform. We talk about general rules for success related to defensive programming, and what to look for when working in a micro flow and low code environment.

In this episode we talk about how to build, and manage a remote team. We share some of the challenges we've had over the past three years, as well as tips on how to be successful with your new remote work style. You won't learn to be a mind reader, but this episode will help you improve communication channels and make it look like you can read minds!

In this episode of the Architect and the Executive, we dive into the idea of "What will you leave behind". It started as an interview question but grew into much more, as you'll hear. We talk about the impact you have in your every day interactions with family, friends, and co-workers.