Cassidy becomes a CTO! (Ep. 492)
We recap Stack's first ever customer conference and Cassidy shares her plans for tackling her first Chief Officer role.
For developers, flow state starts with your finger tips
Sponsored by Logitech Developers and their employers are constantly thinking about productivity. We partnered with Logitech to produce a four-part podcast series to chat about how your hardware and software work together to keep you in a flow state and make you more productive. Each podcast will have it’s own landing page on the blog,…
Don’t let software steal your time (Ep. 491)
While countless apps are competing for your attention, here's some tips on how to fight back.
Ben Popper
Director of Content
Ethereum finally merges, semiconductors stay scarce (Ep. 490)
Proof of work is here, but who can stake me some silicon?
Ben Popper
Director of Content
We hate Scrum and Agile…when it’s done wrong (Ep. 489)
When it's done wrong, it becomes punitive micromanagement. When it's done right, it empowers everyone to tackle the problems they handle best.
Five nines uptime without developer burnout (Ep. 488)
The days of traditional application monitoring are fading. Applications today are no longer a single program, but a network of services connected by API and RPC endpoints across cloud containers that are created and removed as needed.
Ben Popper
Director of Content
Can integrating hardware with software save developers time and energy? (Ep. 487)
Developers are always trying to shorten the distance between thinking of a solution and coding. How much does the integration of hardware and software in your everyday tooling help?
Ben Popper
Director of Content
A serial entrepreneur finally embraces open source (Ep. 486)
Serial entrepreneur Arpit Mohan, cofounder and CTO of Appsmith, tells Ben and Cassidy about his path to building Appsmith, an open-source project that makes it easy for engineers to build, ship, and maintain internal tools.
Eira May
Content Writer
Hypergrowth headaches (Ep. 485)
When a company hits a period of hypergrowth, developers are in for a thrill ride. They need to start scaling their systems, moving to service architectures and clouds, and looking to solve problems others haven’t. But hypergrowth brings headaches, too, and chief among them is how to keep everyone aware of what’s going on with teams that they aren’t a part of.
What science says about flow state (Ep. 484)
We chat with Marcel Twohig, Head of Design for the MX Series at Logitech, Thomas Fritz, Associate Professor of Human Aspects of Software Engineering, about what makes developers more productive.
Hackathons and free pizza: All about Stack Overflow’s new Student Ambassador Program (Ep. 483)
Ben, fresh from launching Stack Overflow’s new Student Ambassador Program, tells Matt about partnering with Major League Hacking, the young programmers eager to get back to in-person events, and the powerful allure of free pizza. Plus: Why you don’t have to create an account to engage with our public platform.
Eira May
Content Writer