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AI is changing the conversation around legacy modernisation, but successful transformation demands far more than powerful models and automated code generation. It requires engineering discipline, governance, and a clear-eyed view of where AI genuinely adds value and where it doesn't.On a recent episode of Tech Transformed, host Christina Stathopoulos, founder of Dare to Data, sat down with Shodhan Sheth, Enterprise Modernisation Platform and Cloud Lead, and Alessio Ferri, Lead Software Engineer, both part of Thoughtworks' Global Legacy Modernisation Service Development Team, to unpack exactly that.Legacy Modernisation With AIThe conversation around AI in legacy modernisation is often muddied by marketing noise. As Sheth puts it, "value and hype can coexist". Overpromising doesn't automatically mean a technology is worthless. The real question for technology leaders is whether AI meaningfully improves the cost-time-value equation for a specific problem.This will always start with problem-solution fitness: has someone already solved a comparable challenge with AI, and does the proposed use case genuinely fit that pattern? As Sheth notes, "most things can be judged by cost, time, and value", which is a simple but effective filter for cutting through the noise.Rethinking Legacy ModernisationGenerative AI is inherently probabilistic, while enterprise software has always relied on deterministic, predictable behaviour. Ferri unpacks this tension by separating two very different use cases: using AI to build systems, and embedding AI within operational systems.When AI writes code, inconsistency is manageable; developers review, test and refine the output before it ships. Production systems are a different matter entirely, where unpredictable behaviour carries real operational risk. As Ferri explains, "AI in production requires different guardrails than AI for building."The practical answer is controlled use. AI might suggest alternative products in a marketplace, for instance, while deterministic rules still guarantee that only in-stock items are ever shown. This lets AI add value within a firm, enterprise-grade constraints.Why AI Alone Won't Modernise Legacy SystemsTechnology is only part of the story. Sheth is clear that modernisation is fundamentally about change, and change is hard, especially across large enterprises with tangled, interconnected systems. Tasks that resist automation are often the hardest, like upskilling teams, explaining complex trade-offs, and winning buy-in; these cannot be solved with code alone. These human and organisational factors are routinely underestimated. Where the impact of a change is broad, he also advises either aligning teams properly across the business or breaking the change into smaller, more manageable pieces, a strategy that reduces resistance and smooths the path to adoption.If you would like to learn more about this, visit Thoughtworks or connect with both Sheth and Ferri on LinkedIn.TakeawaysApplying AI to modernise complex enterprise systems.Distinguishing hype from practical AI applications.Balancing probabilistic AI with deterministic enterprise software.Organisational and leadership challenges in AI modernisation.Building control, traceability, and abstractions in AI workflows.Advice for CIOs and CTOs on AI adoption.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Legacy Modernisation01:18 Meet the Experts: Shodhan and Alessio02:47 Distinguishing Hype from Value in AI05:51 The Tension Between Probabilistic and Deterministic Systems10:13 The Human Element in Modernisation17:12 AI's Role in Enterprise Transformation19:26 Distinguishing Hype from Value in AI22:13 Probabilistic vs Deterministic Systems27:45 People and Processes in Modernisation29:03 Lessons in AI for Legacy Modernisation

"On va essayer d'être présent un peu partout, tu vois, comme on est universel." Le D.E.V. de la semaine est Loïc Mathieu, Lead Software Engineer chez Kestra Technologies qui vient de lever $25M dans une série A menée par RTP Global. Avec plus de vingt ans de dev derrière lui, Loïc raconte comment Kestra vise à devenir l'orchestrateur universel, capable de piloter aussi bien de la donnée en giga qu'en tera, de l'infra ou du business. On parle migration de workflows sans big bang, adaptation aux nouvelles technos, et compromis permanents entre performance et polyvalence. Loïc partage des retours très concrets sur les usages inattendus de Kestra et la vision produit derrière chaque plugin. Un épisode dense, sincère et technique, pour tout dev qui rêverait d'un chef d'orchestre central mais pas monolithique. Vous pouvez suivre Loïc sur Bluesky ou sur son blog.Chapitrages00:00:54 : Orchestration de la donnée00:04:06 : Pourquoi Kestra est né00:06:11 : Une plateforme unifiée00:08:35 : Triggers et workflows00:11:01 : Modèle d'exécution00:15:36 : Du data à l'infrastructure00:18:04 : Migrer sans tout casser00:20:15 : Formats de données00:22:45 : Volume et performance00:26:10 : Sécurité des workflows00:34:24 : Orchestration des agents IA00:40:58 : Capacity planning00:46:07 : Les prochains défis Liens évoqués pendant l'émission Viza "Made in Tchernobyl" : Spotify Deezer Apple Music

Jim Grisanzio from Oracle Java Developer Relations talks with Luiz Real, an engineer and college professor from the SouJava Community in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Luiz came to JavaOne 2026 for the first time this year to build relationships, catch up on the latest technical features in Java, and to mix with the Java Champions. He says building those connections is something you can only do in person at a conference like this. "JavaOne for me is a career changing thing," he says. In this conversation Luiz also talks about teaching Java to students, the opportunities for Java developers in the world of AI, and the massive community of Java developers in Brazil. Luiz Real, Lead Software Engineer, Oracle ACE, College Professor  Jim Grisanzio, Oracle Java Developer Relations

Are you over-engineering for a future that might never come? In this episode, we explore why "future-proofing" often leads to wasted time and sunk costs, and how shifting your mindset from opinions to hypotheses can drastically improve your Developer Experience (DevEx).In this episode, we cover:The trap of complex architecture decisions like Hexagonal Architecture too earlyHow to identify and remove friction points in the software development lifecycleThe reality of using AI agents in production and who is actually responsible for the codeIf you are a software engineer or tech lead tired of the "Sacred Cloud Committee" and slow processes, this deep dive into DevEx is for you.Connect with Bas de Groot:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bas-de-groot-635013100Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:00 - The Danger of "Future-Proofing" Your Architecture 00:03:18 - Why You Should Use Hypotheses Over Opinions 00:05:32 - "Shift Left Until There's Only Sh*t Left" 00:08:19 - At What Size Do You Need a DevEx Team? 00:11:02 - How to Measure Developer Friction Effectively 00:15:43 - Using Data to Fix Slow CI/CD Pipelines 00:17:26 - Why Surveys Beat DORA Metrics for Context 00:19:52 - The "Sacred Cloud Committee" Blocking Deployments 00:24:51 - How to Get Buy-In for DevEx Initiatives 00:28:56 - The Role of Hands-On Coding in DevEx 00:31:47 - Will AI Agents Fix Bad Processes? 00:34:44 - You Are Still Responsible for AI-Generated Code#developerexperience #softwarearchitecture #techlead

Ellie Farrisi, Lead Software Engineer at Dynamic, sat down with me at the Stablecoin Summit NYC to discuss how Dynamic's wallet infrastructure is turning crypto demand into revenue. Brought to you by

Dass wir Software nutzen um Daten zu analysieren, das kennen viele. Aber kann man nicht auch Daten nutzen um Software zu analysieren? Und wie mache ich das überhaupt. Darüber spricht Christian Krug, der Host des Podcasts „Unf*ck Your Data“ mit Thea John, Lead Software Engineer bei der Deutschen Telekom.Den Scherz „it runs on my machine” haben wohl Entwickler*innen schon mal gehört oder selbst gebracht. Besonders dann, wenn eine Software mal nicht geht.Aber was macht jetzt eine gute Software aus? Oder eben nicht? Und wie messe ich das, ob eine Software das macht was sie soll, wie sie es soll?Natürlich mit Daten, aber bitte den richtigen.Und da fängt es schon an kompliziert zu werden. Denn welche Kennzahlen sind geeignet Software zu messen? In Verträgen sind gerne SLA oder SLI drin, also Service Level Agreements oder Indicator, die dann anzeigen wie viel die Software verfügbar ist und wie schnell auf Probleme reagiert wird.Die Probleme finden wir damit aber noch nicht. Dafür brauchen wir Logs. Hier protokolliert eine Software was sie so tut den ganzen lieben langen Tag. Und diese Logs können wir analysieren und sehen was so passiert. Schickt ein Tool zum Beispiel unerwartet viele oder wenig Emails, so kann es externe Faktoren geben, aber es kann auch an der Software liegen.Die Krux mit den Logs? Sie kosten Rechenpower. Das heißt sie machen dein System langsamer. Daher gilt es hier eine gute Balance zu finden zwischen genug loggen um Fehler zu finden und wenig genug um das System trotzdem schnell zu halten.Aber warum ist das Monitoring jetzt so ein Thema? Software ist eben nicht wie ein physischen Produkt irgendwann fertig, sondern wird im echten Leben getestet und läuft auf echten Umgebungen in echten Netzwerken. Und auf diese Komplexität kann die Entwicklung gar nicht vorbereitet sein. Darum muss sie auch in der echten Welt betrieben und angepasst werden. Das hieß mal Operations. Damit diese beiden jetzt näher zusammenrücken und die Entwicklung nicht das unbekannte Wesen für den Betrieb ist, hat man DevOps geschaffen. So rückt die Entwicklung näher an den Betrieb.Da wir am Ende noch ein bisschen Zeit hatten, mussten wir natürlich auch noch KI und Coding anreißen.Der heilige Gral oder der schnellste Weg zu mehr schlechtem Code?Vermutlich irgendwo in der Mitte.▬▬▬▬▬▬ Profile: ▬▬▬▬Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Thea: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thea-john/Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Christian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-krug/Christians Wonderlink: https://wonderl.ink/@christiankrugUnf*ck Your Data auf Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/unfck-your-data▬▬▬▬▬▬ Buchempfehlung: ▬▬▬▬Buchempfehlung von Thea: The Software Architect Elevator - Gregor HohpeAlle Empfehlungen in Melenas Bücherladen: https://gunzenhausen.buchhandlung.de/unfuckyourdata▬▬▬▬▬▬ Hier findest Du Unf*ck Your Data: ▬▬▬▬Zum Podcast auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ow7ySMbgnir27etMYkpxT?si=dc0fd2b3c6454bfaZum Podcast auf iTunes:

Rachel Owen is joined by Arthur Peka, Lead Software Engineer at RELEX Solutions; Angelo Parravano, Software Engineering Manager at Trimble; Govind Bisht, Engineering Manager at Sievo; and Dzung Nguyen, Engineering Manager at Wolt. This episode explores the critical role of mentorship and leadership in building high-performing technology teams. The guests share personal experiences, strategies for fostering talent, and tips for cultivating a supportive engineering culture. Learn how strong leadership directly impacts developer growth, innovation, and long-term team success in the tech world.

Streaming Ecosystem Complexities and Cost Management // MLOps Podcast #302 with Rohit Agarwal, Director of Engineering at Tecton.Join the Community: https://go.mlops.community/YTJoinIn Get the newsletter: https://go.mlops.community/YTNewsletter // AbstractDemetrios talks with Rohit Agarwal, Director of Engineering at Tecton, about the challenges and future of streaming data in ML. Rohit shares his path at Tecton and insights on managing real-time and batch systems. They cover tool fragmentation (Kafka, Flink, etc.), infrastructure costs, managed services, and trends like using S3 for storage and Iceberg as the GitHub for data. The episode wraps with thoughts on BYOC solutions and evolving data architectures.// BioRohit Agrawal is an Engineering Manager at Tecton, leading the Real-Time Execution team. Before Tecton, Rohit was the a Lead Software Engineer at Salesforce, where he focused on transaction processign and storage in OLTP relational databases. He holds a Master's Degree in Computer Systems from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the Biria Institute of Technology and Science in Pilani, India.// Related Links~~~~~~~~ ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ~~~~~~~Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://go.mlops.community/TYExploreJoin our slack community [https://go.mlops.community/slack]Follow us on X/Twitter [@mlopscommunity](https://x.com/mlopscommunity) or [LinkedIn](https://go.mlops.community/linkedin)] Sign up for the next meetup: [https://go.mlops.community/register]MLOps Swag/Merch: [https://shop.mlops.community/]Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: /dpbrinkmConnect with Rohit on LinkedIn: /agrawalrohit10

On today's episode Ashley sits down with Donna Russ. Donna Russ is a seasoned Lead Software Engineer with a strong background in designing, developing, and deploying cutting-edge software solutions. With a deep expertise in software architecture, full-stack development, and agile methodologies, she has been instrumental in building high-performing applications that drive business success.With over 25 years of experience in the technology industry, Donna has led development teams in creating scalable, secure, and innovative software solutions tailored to diverse industries. She specializes in designing robust system architectures, optimizing code efficiency, and implementing best practices in software engineering. Her proficiency spans multiple programming languages, frameworks, and cloud platforms, allowing her to deliver seamless, high-quality applications.As a strategic thinker and problem solver, Donna excels in transforming complex business requirements into efficient software solutions. She is passionate about continuous learning and staying ahead of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and Microsoft Power Platform.Beyond coding, Donna is a collaborative leader who fosters a culture of innovation and excellence within her teams. She is dedicated to mentoring junior software developers and analyst, driving process improvements, and ensuring software solutions meet both technical and business objectives.Her commitment to excellence, innovation, and teamwork has made her a trusted leader in the field of software engineering.

A Krakow native, Arek Biela, shares his experience building a career in a leading fintech as a Lead Software Engineer in one of Europe's tech hubs.He's not only participated in Revolut's 10X growth by developing Android functionality for several features, but he's also had a hand in shaping hiring processes, so engineers can have a better candidate experience.In this episode, Alex and Arek discuss:- Arek's start as an Android Engineer at Revolut - Biggest challenges he's faced while being a part of 10X growth- How his perspectives on engineering and problem-solving have evolved- What you need to overcome when building tech at scale to see your career grow- Arek's story of persistence to push boundaries and lead by example- Insight into how Revolut's Engineering team balances speed with quality- Shaping the hiring process for engineers- How finding the best talent goes beyond technical skills- The importance of demonstrating ownership and teamwork capabilities- Krakow's developing tech community and Arek's tips to get more involvedFollow Revolut Insider on Instagram: ⁠https://revolut.la/RevolutInsider⁠View open career opportunities at Revolut: ⁠https://revolut.la/Careers⁠

Sponsorships and applications for the AI Engineer Summit in NYC are live! (Speaker CFPs have closed) If you are building AI agents or leading teams of AI Engineers, this will be the single highest-signal conference of the year for you.Right after Christmas, the Chinese Whale Bros ended 2024 by dropping the last big model launch of the year: DeepSeek v3. Right now on LM Arena, DeepSeek v3 has a score of 1319, right under the full o1 model, Gemini 2, and 4o latest. This makes it the best open weights model in the world in January 2025.There has been a big recent trend in Chinese labs releasing very large open weights models, with TenCent releasing Hunyuan-Large in November and Hailuo releasing MiniMax-Text this week, both over 400B in size. However these extra-large language models are very difficult to serve.Baseten was the first of the Inference neocloud startups to get DeepSeek V3 online, because of their H200 clusters, their close collaboration with the DeepSeek team and early support of SGLang, a relatively new VLLM alternative that is also used at frontier labs like X.ai. Each H200 has 141 GB of VRAM with 4.8 TB per second of bandwidth, meaning that you can use 8 H200's in a node to inference DeepSeek v3 in FP8, taking into account KV Cache needs. We have been close to Baseten since Sarah Guo introduced Amir Haghighat to swyx, and they supported the very first Latent Space Demo Day in San Francisco, which was effectively the trial run for swyx and Alessio to work together! Since then, Philip Kiely also led a well attended workshop on TensorRT LLM at the 2024 World's Fair. We worked with him to get two of their best representatives, Amir and Lead Model Performance Engineer Yineng Zhang, to discuss DeepSeek, SGLang, and everything they have learned running Mission Critical Inference workloads at scale for some of the largest AI products in the world.The Three Pillars of Mission Critical InferenceWe initially planned to focus the conversation on SGLang, but Amir and Yineng were quick to correct us that the choice of inference framework is only the simplest, first choice of 3 things you need for production inference at scale:“I think it takes three things, and each of them individually is necessary but not sufficient: * Performance at the model level: how fast are you running this one model running on a single GPU, let's say. The framework that you use there can, can matter. The techniques that you use there can matter. The MLA technique, for example, that Yineng mentioned, or the CUDA kernels that are being used. But there's also techniques being used at a higher level, things like speculative decoding with draft models or with Medusa heads. And these are implemented in the different frameworks, or you can even implement it yourself, but they're not necessarily tied to a single framework. But using speculative decoding gets you massive upside when it comes to being able to handle high throughput. But that's not enough. Invariably, that one model running on a single GPU, let's say, is going to get too much traffic that it cannot handle.* Horizontal scaling at the cluster/region level: And at that point, you need to horizontally scale it. That's not an ML problem. That's not a PyTorch problem. That's an infrastructure problem. How quickly do you go from, a single replica of that model to 5, to 10, to 100. And so that's the second, that's the second pillar that is necessary for running these machine critical inference workloads.And what does it take to do that? It takes, some people are like, Oh, You just need Kubernetes and Kubernetes has an autoscaler and that just works. That doesn't work for, for these kinds of mission critical inference workloads. And you end up catching yourself wanting to bit by bit to rebuild those infrastructure pieces from scratch. This has been our experience. * And then going even a layer beyond that, Kubernetes runs in a single. cluster. It's a single cluster. It's a single region tied to a single region. And when it comes to inference workloads and needing GPUs more and more, you know, we're seeing this that you cannot meet the demand inside of a single region. A single cloud's a single region. In other words, a single model might want to horizontally scale up to 200 replicas, each of which is, let's say, 2H100s or 4H100s or even a full node, you run into limits of the capacity inside of that one region. And what we had to build to get around that was the ability to have a single model have replicas across different regions. So, you know, there are models on Baseten today that have 50 replicas in GCP East and, 80 replicas in AWS West and Oracle in London, etc.* Developer experience for Compound AI Systems: The final one is wrapping the power of the first two pillars in a very good developer experience to be able to afford certain workflows like the ones that I mentioned, around multi step, multi model inference workloads, because more and more we're seeing that the market is moving towards those that the needs are generally in these sort of more complex workflows. We think they said it very well.Show Notes* Amir Haghighat, Co-Founder, Baseten* Yineng Zhang, Lead Software Engineer, Model Performance, BasetenFull YouTube EpisodePlease like and subscribe!Timestamps* 00:00 Introduction and Latest AI Model Launch* 00:11 DeepSeek v3: Specifications and Achievements* 03:10 Latent Space Podcast: Special Guests Introduction* 04:12 DeepSeek v3: Technical Insights* 11:14 Quantization and Model Performance* 16:19 MOE Models: Trends and Challenges* 18:53 Baseten's Inference Service and Pricing* 31:13 Optimization for DeepSeek* 31:45 Three Pillars of Mission Critical Inference Workloads* 32:39 Scaling Beyond Single GPU* 33:09 Challenges with Kubernetes and Infrastructure* 33:40 Multi-Region Scaling Solutions* 35:34 SG Lang: A New Framework* 38:52 Key Techniques Behind SG Lang* 48:27 Speculative Decoding and Performance* 49:54 Future of Fine-Tuning and RLHF* 01:00:28 Baseten's V3 and Industry TrendsBaseten's previous TensorRT LLM workshop: Get full access to Latent Space at www.latent.space/subscribe

Learn some advice on how you can transition from Lead Software Engineer to a Software Engineering Manager in your own company. What strategies can you use? How can you increase your influence to get new responsibilities?

Hoje é dia de falar de progressive web apps! Neste episódio, conversamos sobre o estado atual dos PWAs, e como suas tecnologias (e devs) se relacionam com o resto do encontro entre os ecossistemas de desenvolvimento web e mobile. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: André David, o host que não quer instalar nada Vinny Neves, Líder de Front-End na Alura Charleston “Charlinho” Campos , Arquiteto de Software e Instrutor da Alura Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

Join Productive C# at https://www.productivecsharp.com & use code PODCAST for an exclusive 15% OFF. Enrol in the Free Modern C# Course at https://www.productivecsharp.com/modern-csharp ABOUT THE HOST Technical Lead @ Redgate Software | ✨Former Six-Times MVP on C# |

Hoje o papo é sobre CSS! Neste episódio, conversamos sobre a evolução do CSS e seu impacto no desenvolvimento front-end, sua gradual independência do JavaScript, e como novas ferramentas vêm facilitando o trabalho de pessoas desenvolvedoras. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Paulo Silveira, o host que está de olho no Fold Thamiris Adriano, Coordenadora de Pós Graduação na FIAP e Desenvolvedora de Software na Band Vinny Neves, Líder de Front-End na Alura André David, Co-host e Coordenador Acadêmico do Estúdio de Produção Audiovisual da FIAP Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

We're excited to announce our investment in Silicon Roundabout Ventures, a £5 million SuperAngel Deep Tech pre/seed fund by Francesco Perticarari.Backing Silicon Roundabout Ventures is a bet on Francesco. We've known Francesco for three years now and following his journey, unwavering hustle and community grow has been an inspiration. Francesco brings a strong technical background as a former CTO/Lead Software Engineer at deep tech startups and the University of London and has made 15 angel investments, 12 of which are within Deep Tech/Big Data and are progressing well.We love Francesco for his community-driven approach leveraging his community of 15,000+ founders and engineers, built through more than 600 deep tech meetup events held in London since 2011. As an example of the opportunity this community presents, the 26 pitch competition winners from 2016 - 2020 have a combined enterprise value of £6.3 billion. The ecosystem Francesco has built around himself and plugged the fund into clearly provides unique access for SRV.Francesco and the team at Silicon Roundabout Ventures invest in "Next-Generation technology startups" across five categories:Technical: Leveraging in-house science and engineering expertiseInfrastructural: Solving large-scale global problems at the infrastructure levelDefensible: Building fundamental hardware or low-level software with strong IPTrend-Setting: Disrupting industries with 1B+ revenue potential in 10+ yearsGlobal Impact: Addressing key challenges in Computing, Climate, Health, and DefenseWith this investment, we cement and announce to the world that we believe Silicon Roundabout Ventures is well-positioned to build one of Europe's new truly meaningful deep tech firms. If you'd like an intro to Francesco, don't hesitate to reach out

Hoje o papo é sobre performance na web! Neste episódio, atualizamos o papo sobre as principais tendências, melhores práticas e ferramentas que fazem parte do dia a dia do Front em 2024. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Paulo Silveira, o host que lembra de quando o óbvio precisava ser dito Luciano Junior, CTO da deco.cx Guilherme Rodrigues, CEO e co-fundador da deco.cx Tiago Gimenes, Engenheiro na deco.cx Carol Santos, Líder de Front-End na Alura Vinicios Neves, Líder de Front-End na Alura Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

Join us for an insightful episode as we delve into "Stories of Preventable Data Breaches" with Brian Vallelunga, Founder and CEO of Doppler. With experience as a veteran Lead Software Engineer at Uber and featured in Forbes 30 under 30, Brian brings a wealth of expertise to the table.Discover the common vulnerabilities that lead to data breaches, the power and vulnerabilities of secrets, learn valuable lessons from high-profile incidents at Toyota, Nvidia, Twitch and explore proactive measures to enhance security. Tune in for actionable insights to safeguard your data and stay ahead of evolving threats.

Hoje o papo é sobre notebooks! Neste episódio, conversamos com Lucas da Costa, fundador e CEO da Briefer, uma empresa brasileira acelerada pela Y Combinator e que vem facilitando o trabalho com dados em inúmeras áreas de atuação.  Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Paulo Silveira, o host que notou o crescimento da análise de dados Lucas da Costa, fundador e CEO da Briefer Marcus Mendes, host do podcast Hipsters: Fora de Controle Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

Hoje o papo é sobre identidade, autenticação e segurança! Neste episódio, entendemos o que é empresa, o que é tecnologia e o que é protocolo dentro do universo da Okta, e exploramos o presente e o futuro autenticação online de identidade. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Paulo Silveira, o host que parou na época do tokenzinho Fernando Meyer, Principal Engineer na Okta Jess Temporal, Senior Developer Advocate na Auth0 Leonardo Zanivan, Arquiteto de Engenharia na Okta Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

This interview was recorded for the GOTO Book Club.http://gotopia.tech/bookclubRead the full transcription of the interview hereRebecca Skinner - Author of "Effective Haskell", Lead Software Engineer at Mercury & Member of the Haskell.org CommitteeEmily Pillmore - Head of Core Engineering at Kadena & Board Member of the Haskell FoundationRESOURCESRebeccahttps://twitter.com/cercerillahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/

From CES in Las Vegas, we discussed the latest and greatest from Nextbase, the iQ 4G, 4K Dash Cam. Features like Roadwatch AI and Witness Mode and all the recording capabilities are outlined by Sam Lewis, Lead Software Engineer, along with the upcoming Guardian. Sam also discusses how Nextbase not only offers this high-end model, but quality dash cams for every budget, and how one incident can more than pay for the device.  Show Notes: Support:      Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon     http://patreon.com/macvoices      Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect:      Web:     http://macvoices.com      Twitter:     http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner     http://www.twitter.com/macvoices      Mastodon:     https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner      Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner      MacVoices Page on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/      MacVoices Group on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice      LinkedIn:     https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/      Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe:      Audio in iTunes     Video in iTunes      Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:      Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss      Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

From CES in Las Vegas, we discussed the latest and greatest from Nextbase, the iQ 4G, 4K Dash Cam. Features like Roadwatch AI and Witness Mode and all the recording capabilities are outlined by Sam Lewis, Lead Software Engineer, along with the upcoming Guardian. Sam also discusses how Nextbase not only offers this high-end model, but quality dash cams for every budget, and how one incident can more than pay for the device.  Show Notes: Support:      Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon      http://patreon.com/macvoices      Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect:      Web:      http://macvoices.com      Twitter:      http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner      http://www.twitter.com/macvoices      Mastodon:      https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner      Facebook:      http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner      MacVoices Page on Facebook:      http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/      MacVoices Group on Facebook:      http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice      LinkedIn:      https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/      Instagram:      https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe:      Audio in iTunes      Video in iTunes      Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:      Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss      Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

Hoje o papo é sobre carreira! Neste episódio, falamos sobre os caminhos, desafios e dicas para quem está em busca de uma primeira oportunidade no mercado do desenvolvimento. Vem ver quem participou desse papo: Paulo Silveira, o host que é convidado para reuniões Dionatan “Dio” Simioni, criador do Diolinux Leonardo Formigon, Employer Branding Sênior no Itaú Fabrício Carraro, Program Manager da Alura e host do podcast Dev Sem Fronteiras Guilherme Lima, instrutor back-end e front-end da Alura  Mário Souto, o Dev Soutinho, Lead Software Engineer no Nubank

Hoje o papo é sobre o Magalu Cloud! Neste episódio, conversamos sobre o planejamento, a implementação, o lançamento e os planos para a nova e ambiciosa estrutura de nuvem do Magalu. Vem ver quem acompanha a gente neste papo!

Hoje o papo é sobre Angular! Nesta conversa, vamos falar sobre as evoluções recentes nos frameworks Front-end e, especialmente, no Angular. Além disso, a conversa também inclui como esses frameworks ainda podem melhorar, além de conselhos para quem estiver pensando em entrar nesse mercado agora. Vem ver quem acompanha a gente neste papo!

Hoje o papo é sobre testes! Nesta conversa, vamos falar sobre a necessidade de entender os mais variados testes de software, os primeiros passos com testes, e como é o fluxo de testes no dia a dia do mercado. Vem ver quem acompanha a gente neste papo!

Hoje o papo é sobre TypeScript! Nesta conversa, vamos falar sobre o aprendizado, a adoção e o uso do TypeScript no dia a dia, além da nova Formação TypeScript: desenvolva front-end com mais produtividade. Vem ver quem acompanha a gente neste papo!

In this week's episode Harry shares how he merged his background in healthcare within the NHS together with his passion for software engineering to ultimately founding Open Medical. 

Neste episódio especial do Ponto Dev, recebemos Mario Souto, uma verdadeira força da natureza no mundo da programação. Com uma carreira que começou aos 11 anos, Mario hoje é Lead Software Engineer no Nubank, Google Developer Expert, GitHub Star, Microsoft... O post Web Platform em grandes corporações com Mario Souto (Dev Soutinho) apareceu primeiro em Podcast Ponto Dev.

Hoje o papo é sobre jogos! Nesta conversa, vamos com o pessoal da AMD e outros gamers sobre hardware, placas de vídeo e todos os quesitos de qualidade na hora de rodar um jogo na sua máquina. Vem ver quem acompanha a gente neste papo!

Jonathan Gillespie, who joins to talk about his Nebula Logger open-source project, is a Lead Software Engineer at Salesforce. Main Points Links Video Teaser The YouTube Video URL The post 98. Nebula Logger Open Source | Jonathan Gillespie appeared first on SalesforceWay.

It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, YOUR guest is Daniel Coyle, Lead Software Engineer at VictoryXR YOUR cohost is Elvin Freytes, Cofounder of EdUp YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio & YOUR sponsor is Commencement: The Beginning of a New Era In Higher Education! What does it sound & look like to podcast in the metaverse? How can faculty use VictoryXR to increase classroom engagement? Why does the metaverse have so much potential to improve educational outcomes? Listen in to #EdUp! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Join YOUR EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! We make education YOUR business! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edup/message

Special guest Kurtis McCathern joins us this week to discuss breaking servers, elusive bugs, the pros and cons of the game's stock UI, emergent gameplay, and what he's playing these days.

In this episode of RETHINK Retail, host Gabriela Bock interviews Blake Kvarfordt, a lead software engineer in iOS innovation at Nike. During their conversation, Blake shares insights into how mobile technology has revolutionized the customer experience, and how AI and machine learning are being used to improve it. Gabriella and Blake also discuss the future of machine learning, Chat GPT and how AR will be used to make the customer experience easier and more enjoyable now and in the future. Blake is also delivering a keynote session on ‘Improving Customer Experience Using Technology and Innovation' at next week's Smart Retail Tech Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. >>>If you would like to attend the show, you can register for a FREE ticket using promo code RETHINK100. See you there!

Listen in for a career God story from Paul, a Christian Software Engineering professional  who: ...had med-school aspirations ...earned a chemical engineering degree  ...God redirected into computer programming Then stay for the second half, where he shares golden nuggets to help you get hired in the tech industry, including: Why the job "requirements" aren't what they seem  Websites to help you prepare for Software Engineering interviews Why "Tech industry" doesn't mean what you think it does The question you need to be asking before you get too far into your tech journey (and no, its NOT what programming language to learn) This is a great episode covering lots of ground. Tune in to learn from Paul's wisdom and experience in both the Word of God and the hiring process. Paul is a Lead Software Engineer at a well-established healthcare company. With 7 years in the tech industry, he's worked in both application development and Big Data within several industries including pharmacy, insurance, banking and now healthcare.   Paul says, "I am blessed to be in this industry, and I am a testimony to how God is faithful in your career. I am originally from Kansas City but have moved to Dallas in 2019. I am loving it here in Dallas, and I am excited to see what God has for me in the future!"   We are excited for you too, Paul! Keep shining the light of Christ, and thank you for being on the show! ==========================

ZenCon0 is the first Horizen Ecosystem Summit to celebrate what we have achieved, share ideas for growth, and envision the future of the broader Horizen ecosystem. We welcomed partners, advisors, and community members on stage to discuss visions and expertise in the area.  Moderator: Luca Cermelli, Senior Product Manager at Horizen Labs Panelist:  Alberto Garofollo, Chief Technology Officer at Horizen Labs Dmytro Kaidalov, Research Fellow at IOHK  Paolo Tagliaferri, Lead Software Engineer at Horizen Labs Event website: https://zencon.events/ ***** Twitter: https://twitter.com/horizenglobal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/horizenglobal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/horizenglobal/ Reddit page: https://www.reddit.com/r/Horizen/ Discord channel: https://horizen.global/invite/discord Telegram channel: https://t.me/horizencommunity Website: https://horizen.io Horizen on CoinMarketCap – https://bit.ly/ZENCoinMarketCap Horizen on CoinGecko – https://bit.ly/ZENCoinGecko

On this episode of the DraftKings Life Podcast, we sit down with two engineers from our Tel Aviv office. Our colleagues own new features and projects, working with the best cutting-edge technology. We had a blast learning from Ohad Ezer, Director of Engineering & David Yecheskel, Lead Software Engineer about what they love about working with their incredible teams & the fun office culture. Listen to learn more! Check out our open positions in Tel Aviv: https://careers.draftkings.com/jobs/?search=&location=Tel+Aviv%2C+IL&utm_source=All_Social&utm_medium=Social_Media&utm_campaign=Engineering&utm_content=Website+link%3A+Podcast_+Life+in+Tel+Aviv

On the podcast today we have Alex Ball. Alex is a Lead Software Engineer at Mindgrub, a digital agency in Baltimore, Maryland. His website leadership experience continues to inform his decision-making today, especially for training clients and making the block editor as easy to use as possible, and that, in essence, is the subject of the podcast today. During WordCamp US 2022, Alex gave a lightning talk in which he laid out some suggestions on how the block editor can be made more straightforward for clients. Most regular WordPress users have become accustomed to the way the block editor works. Over time, we've understood how things work and where we need to go in the UI to alter things. For many clients, this familiarity simply does not exist, it's confusing and mistakes occur. Alex talks about solutions to this problem, and he comes at it from different angles. Maybe you lock certain features down so that only certain users can achieve specific tasks. Or it might be that you need to take time to educate your clients more about the block editor and how it works.

On the podcast today we have Alex Ball. Alex is a Lead Software Engineer at Mindgrub, a digital agency in Baltimore, Maryland. His website leadership experience continues to inform his decision-making today, especially for training clients and making the block editor as easy to use as possible, and that, in essence, is the subject of the podcast today. During WordCamp US 2022, Alex gave a lightning talk in which he laid out some suggestions on how the block editor can be made more straightforward for clients. Most regular WordPress users have become accustomed to the way the block editor works. Over time, we've understood how things work and where we need to go in the UI to alter things. For many clients, this familiarity simply does not exist, it's confusing and mistakes occur. Alex talks about solutions to this problem, and he comes at it from different angles. Maybe you lock certain features down so that only certain users can achieve specific tasks. Or it might be that you need to take time to educate your clients more about the block editor and how it works.

James Simone is a Lead Software Engineer here at Salesforce. One of his great passions in life is open-source software. That is exactly what we will be talking about today. James was inspired to get into open-source software to help people share code in a more easily indexable, searchable format. This is even what led him to work here at Salesforce. In this episode, James teaches us how we can use open-source software, how to get into it, and some of the projects that he likes. Show Highlights: How James came to work for Salesforce. What extreme programming is and where it came from. Why enterprises should support open-source software. How second-generation packaging affected Salesforce projects. How to navigate licensing and fair use when working with open-source software. All about Nebula Logger and the logging problem it solves. What Apex Rollup is. How to get involved in Nebula Logger and/or Apex Rollup. Links: James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrwordsmith James on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrwordsmith/ James on Github: https://github.com/jamessimone Joys Of Apex: https://jamessimone.net/blog/joys-of-apex/  

Yihua is a Lead Software Engineer & Lead Instructor at Zero To Mastery. He is also a first-generation immigrant who overcame many obstacles to become the successful software engineer and instructor he is today. Watch his inspiring story, and learn how you can achieve anything you set your mind to as a developer or entrepreneur. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisseantalks/support

"If it doesn't make them smile, don't send it." (Founder of Parrot, former Lead Software Engineer at MailChimp and Vice President at BlackRock, Osa Gaius joins Evan on the show to dive into SMS marketing, ecommerce growth, learning philosophies, and more! After working with literally thousands of brands at Mailchimp, discovering everything about email marketing, Osa launched parrot to make SMS marketing mainstream and simple. Today, the boys dive into: - Optimising your marketing for mobile. - Using SMS and texting to increase AOV, retain customers longer and boost your conversion rates per transaction. - Easy ways to implement SMS in your strategies. - How to stand out – branding, a feeling, an experience. - How to ethically capture phone numbers. - Time management and discipline. Thinking about getting some advice on how to scale your business? Get in touch with Evan or Osa on LinkedIn (and send a message when you connect), or follow Evan on Twitter. Book recommendations: The Everything Store - Brad Stone The Goal - Eliyahu M. Goldratt Sapiens - Yuval Harari

Levels Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Casey Means, chatted with our Lead Software Engineer, Dave ten Have, about his experience at home with “unschooling" his children, a form of self-directed unstructured learning. They dived into what unschooling means, how it's different from homeschooling and how it's been positive for his children and his family. They cover: What is unschooling and how is it different from homeschooling? What is the parental involvement/bandwidth needed to successfully unschool? How does one prepare for unschooling? Become a Levels member: https://www.levelshealth.com Learn about metabolic health: https://www.levelshealth.com/blog Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levels Connect with us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/levels Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/levelshealth Connect with Casey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drcaseyskitchen Connect with Casey on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drcaseyskitchen

Lightning Sessions #1 with Peeyush Agarwal, Scaling Real-time Machine Learning at Chime. // Abstract In this Lighting Talk, Peeyush Agarwal explains 2 key pieces of the ML infrastructure at Chime. Peeyush goes into detail about the current feature store design and feature monitoring process along with the ML monitoring setup. This Lighting Talk is brought to you by arize.com reach out to them for all of your ML monitoring needs. // Bio Peeyush Agarwal is the Lead Software Engineer, ML Platform at Chime. He leads the team which enables data science all the way from exploration, model development, and training to orchestrating batch and real-time models in shadow and production. Earlier, Peeyush was a founding engineer in Chime's DSML team and worked on both building models and getting them into production. Before Chime, Peeyush was a software engineer at Google where he developed unsupervised ML models that run on Google's data across search, Chrome, YouTube, and other properties to identify intent and use it for personalized ads and recommendations. At Google, he also worked on ML-powered Adaptive Brightness and Adaptive Battery which were launched into Android. Prior to joining Google, Peeyush was an entrepreneur who founded a customer engagement platform that counted Aurelia, Reebok, W, and Red Chief among its clients. // MLOps Jobs board https://mlops.pallet.xyz/jobs // Related Links arize.com --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://mlops.community/ Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Peeyush on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/apeeyush/ Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction to Peeyush Agarwal [01:08] Agenda [01:27] What Chime is and what Chime do [01:44] Chime's products [02:27] Data Science and Machine Learning at Chime [08:06] Chime's first real-time model [08:09] Preventing fraud on Pay Friends [11:01] Feature Store: Unblock real-time capability [12:40] Preventing fraud on Pay Friends: Monitoring [13:35] Preventing fraud on Pay Friends: Instrumentation [14:36] Monitoring: 4 diverse ways to triage [15:27] Examples of Metrics: Feature and Model Metrics [16:39] Scaling Real-time ML at Chime [17:09] Scaling Real-time ML: Monitoring and Alerting [18:28] Scaling Real-time ML: Build tools [20:13] Scaling Real-time ML: Infrastructure Orchestration [21:36] Scaling Real-time ML: Lessons

Episode 162 of the #MVPbuzzChat interview series. Conversation between Microsoft Regional Director and MVP Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet), and Azure MVP, Thiago Custódio (@thdotnet), an Azure architect, developer, and a Lead Software Engineer at Houston-based EPAM Systems. You can also find this episode on the CollabTalk blog at https://www.buckleyplanet.com/2022/04/mvpbuzzchat-with-thiago-custodio.html

On episode 29 we sit down with Jason Jurecka, a Lead Software Engineer at Visual Concepts, who just released WWE 2k22 laying the smack down on the competition. He's a fellow Full Sail Alumni who I had the pleasure to work with at R* San Diego on Red Dead Redemption 1 and GTA V, and who has worked with damn near all the heavy hitters in the game from Blizzard, to EA on Battlefield, to where it all started at Big Huge Games on Catan & Rise of Legends. Chapters: (00:00) Who is Jason Jurecka? (13:12) UGC Tools for Wrestling Games (23:07) A Day as an Engineer (35:36) Coming Up in a Small Texas Town (46:23) Finding the Right School for Comp Sci (56:58) Unpacking Burnout (01:04:42) Tools & Pipeline Engineering at Rockstar (01:12:44) Final Project at Full Sail (01:21:02) Schools of Engineering (01:31:15) Final Round (01:45:57) John's Final Thoughts & Teaser   Episode Resources: Support Humanitarian Relief for Ukraine (epicgames.com) Jason Jurecka's' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-jurecka-9362182/ Visual Concepts' Careers: https://vcentertainment.com/careers/ Connect with the host: http://elkingpin.com  Show: https://outofplayarea.com  Learn more about Full Sail University https://www.fullsail.edu/

Alex Timin is the Lead Software Engineer at Bumble, the parent company operating Badoo and Bumble - two of the world's largest dating and connection apps.Based in Moscow, Alex has worked at Bumble for the last 6 years. Initially, he worked on functionality but didn't hesitate when offered a position in the localization department despite knowing nothing about the process. With millions of users worldwide, Bumble aims to create healthy and equitable relationships across the globe. With mobile apps and desktop interfaces, Alex and his team have to maintain quality translations while keeping up with update release cycles. We get to hear about how Bumble localizes its app into dozens of markets and languages around the world.Jump into the episode:[01:25] About Alex and his background.[02:08] How Alex ended up in the localization space at Bumble.[03:15] About the Bumble social media company and the apps it hosts.[06:10] Why translation is important to Bumble and what content is translated.[07:15] Technical challenges in implementing localization.[08:51] Translation content release cycles.[10:00] Creating consistent translation databases.[12:03] The different ways Alex and his team deliver translations to different platforms.[13:10] How the general localization process at Bumble works.[14:50] How Alex and his team are working to speed up and streamline the localization process.[15:45] Implementing translation memory.[16:40] Innovations Alex has made in the translation process since joining the department.[18:12] How quality assurance in translation is performed at Bumble.[19:25] How users contribute to the end experience of Bumble's apps.[21:07] The future of localization at Bumble.Resources and links: Bumble website Smartling Website

Zach Dexter is the Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder of LedgerX. He is an experienced software engineer, project manager and technology architect. Prior to this, Zach was Lead Software Engineer at Tutorspree, where he built out the full stack for an extensive set of internal tools and external-facing features.LedgerX is a Swap Execution Facility and Derivatives Clearing Organization that specializes on crypto derivatives. LedgerX has the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) approval to trade and clear swaps on digital money. Ledgerx also offers Bitcoin options trading and clearing. LedgerX options allow users the opportunity to earn a fiat-based yield on Bitcoin by making a contract that gives them the right to sell or buy an asset at a specified price on a specified date when they think it would be profitable due to price changes.————————————————————————— For podcast transcripts and show notes, visit salt.org/talksWatch this video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/CX8oYXKPuvEDeveloped, created and produced by SALT Venture Group, LLC. Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

El 9 de Septiembre del 2020 los habitantes de San Francisco, California se despertaron ante un cielo naranja sacado de la imaginación de los guionistas de Blade Runner (2020) o The Martian (2015). El San Francisco Chronicle llego a usar la palabra "apocalipsis" en sus paginas. Este fenomeno se debe a los incendios forestales que estan ocurriendo no solo en California, sino en Oregon, el estado de Washington y Arizona. Con todo esto que esta pasando en la costa oeste más la flexibilidad que dan compañías cómo Slack, Twitter y ahora Facebook para trabajar remoto , ¿Vale la pena seguir trabajando en Silicon Valley? en este capitulo exploramos esta pregunta. San Francisco y el valle del silicio seguirán siendo lugares foco para programadores y otros techies que estudian la mitología de los startups, pero siento que para la gran mayoría de profesionales de tecnología ir a Silicon Valley no es necesario para tener una carrera exitosa y satisfactoria. Al final del día los programadores tienen destrezas que son necesarias en TODO tipo de empresas. En este capitulo converse con mi amiga Sandra Muñoz ( con quien me gradúe de ingeniería en el 2011) sobre su carrera como ingeniera de software en Qgiv, una plataforma que crea sistemas de recaudación de fondos para organizaciones sin animo de lucro. Hablamos sobre su día a día, como ha sido su experiencia siendo manager durante la pandemia (y como evita el micromanaging), su opinion sobre los bootcamps y el rol que tienen los valores al perseguir una carrera en tecnología. Puedes ver el episodio en nuestro canal de YouTube Si quieres ver el episodio completo, tenemos 20 minutos más de contenido en nuestro Patreon Este episodio es posible gracias a Platzi. Si quieres crecer laboralmente, emprender o empezar a crear por tu cuenta, Platzi es el lugar ideal para prepararte. Tienen más de 600 cursos sobre emprendimiento, marketing digital, producción audiovisual y programación. Te invito a conocer Platzi en https://platzi.com/conexiones