In today's episode, we spoke to John Egan, the cofounder and CEO of the incident management company Kintaba about the difference between incident management and observability/application monitoring. 

Kintaba's solution helps companies automate their decision-making processes during security or performance incidents, or outages.

In this podcast we talked to Sergey Shkredov, the team lead for JetBrains's new integrated team environment Space, about how team collaboration has had to evolve with the ongoing pandemic, and the public launch JetBrains new solution. 

In this episode, we spoke to Shriram Ramanathan, the director of research at Lux research to talk about some of the biggest trends in technology the post-COVID world and the role of developers in all of this. 

Digital transformation will impact many key sectors such as telemedicine and we’ll be seeing an upward trend in robotics due to the need for infection prevention and improving resiliency.

In this podcast episode, we spoke with Vibhor Kapoor, the senior director of Adobe Document Services about how Adobe is currently working to reimagine the customer experience surrounding PDFs as well as the new APIs that make this possible.

These advancements include making the reading experience feel more native for all kinds of screens and devices used today using machine learning. Adobe is also focusing on reimagining PDF for developers so that they can build modern experiences. 

In this week's episode, we spoke to Preety Kumar, CEO of Deque Systems about the steps developers should be taking to make their products accessible to all users. 

Check out the resources referenced in this episode:

Agile Accessibility Handbook

Deque System's accessibility Slack

Accessibility browser extensions

Axe Con

In today’s podcast episode, we spoke about the importance of the developer role in making sure that applications are secure with Chris Campbell and Juan Mazo of Veracode.

Be sure to check out the upcoming webinar How to get developers hooked on security on Wednesday, December 2 ,2020 | 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT.

Lorne Kligerman, director of product for the software reliability company Gremlin, joined the podcast to talk about the state of chaos engineering, why it's important now than ever, how to be successful at it, and new Kubernetes features from the platform.

Be sure to tune into the virtual KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 event that gathers adopters and technologists from leading open source and cloud native communities from November 17 – 20, 2020. 

In this week's episode, we spoke to Daniel "Spoons" Spoonhower from the observability company Lightstep about the importance of observability into Kubernetes. Observability is really about understanding changes and the effects of those changes on  your application.

We also covered where the future of monitoring is going with more organizations embracing OpenTelemetry.

Be sure to tune into the virtual KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 event that gathers adopters and technologists from leading open source and cloud native communities from November 17 – 20, 2020. 

In today’s episode of What the Dev? we’re going to be talking about how to empower developers in the SaaS decision-making process at their organizations. 

A recent report by Auth0 found that companies that implement more SaaS components innovate faster than those that don’t; and those that do innovate faster are relying more heavily on developer teams for input in SaaS purchasing decisions.

Joining me today is Jarod Reyes, who is the Director of Developer Marketing at Auth0 where he works to empower developers to innovate while securing their apps with Auth0. Prior to joining Auth0, Jarod most recently served as a Manager for the Developer Evangelism Team at Twilio and a Senior Front End Developer at Voxy.

COVID-19 has driven a significant demand on real-time data analysis in cloud and edge environments but organizations are severely limited in their ability to achieve real-time analysis with AI, due to the current size and speed of deep neural networks.

 Dr. Eli David, a pioneering researcher in deep learning and neural networks and co-founder of DeepCube, has been working on solving this exact problem and believes the answer lies in rethinking the way we train deep learning models to more closely mirror the human brain’s early childhood development.