Almost all software developers are being asked to work fully remote, and many companies are moving to keep this arrangement permanent. This raises a lot of new questions around taxes, legal liabilities, and compensation.

This week with chat with Matt Biilmann, CEO of Netlify, who has been building developer tools, content management systems, and web infrastructure for more than 30 years and is recognized for coining the term “Jamstack.” He opens up about what, in his opinion, makes a great API.

This week, we're chatting about how cron jobs work under the hood, Ben sets out to build a simple web app for his local dog park, and we discuss why our Director of Design chose to change careers and take a role as an associate software developer.

On today's episode, we chat about the mental models that can help you learn and master React. Our guest is Cassidy Williams, a Principal Developer Experience Engineer at Netlify. We also discuss the video games that are getting us through the pandemic and the strange experience of doing team meetings in virtual reality.

On today's episode we talk about Slack's breakdown of its recent outage, our first impressions of Clubhouse, and ideas for keeping Stack Overflow questions from becoming outdated.

On today's episode we discuss the collision of APIs, social networks, and stonks that produced the wildest stock market story in decades. Also, tools and tricks that make CSS less painful and the difference between open source, and open for contributions.

This week we sit down with Brian Gracely, a senior director of product strategy at Red Hat Open Shift. He hosts The Cloudcast and had lots to say about Kubernetes, Heroku, Docker, and the proliferation of certifications you can earn to break into the industry.

On this week's episode, we discuss where CI/CD breaks down and how Paul and Sara approach it.

On today's episode we chat about exercise bikes as cybersecurity risks, using your bitcoin mining rig to heat your home, and submerging servers for fun and profit.