In episode 50 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Matias Woloski of Auth0. This talk contains unparalleled lessons on utilizing authentication and authorization services, landing your first enterprise customer, making smarter hiring decisions, and understanding the complexity of the CTO role.

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EnterpriseReady - Ep. #50, Giving Value to Developers with Matias Woloski of Auth0

In episode 60 of o11ycast, Jess and Martin speak with Todd Gardner of TrackJS and Winston Hearn of Honeycomb. This talk explores customer-centric observability, Request Metrics, Core Web Vitals, and insights on optimizing observability across different browsers.

o11ycast - Ep. #60, Customer-Centric Observability with Todd Gardner and Winston Hearn

In episode 7 of How It’s Tested, Eden Full Goh speaks with Michael Le Bail of Homa Games. This talk explores game testing at Homa, how the lifecycle of a game is managed, the move from manual to automated testing, and how AI is changing the testing space.

How It's Tested - Ep. #7, Game Testing with Michael Le Bail of Homa Games

In episode 9 of How It’s Tested, Eden Full Goh speaks with Dave Lewis of Mobot. This talk spotlights Dave’s experiences leading engineering teams at several notable companies, including the work he’s currently doing at Mobot. Additionally, Dave and Eden explore the evolution from manual testing to automated testing within organizations.

How It's Tested - Ep. #9, Leading Engineering Teams with Dave Lewis of Mobot

Generationship is a podcast exploring the intersection of infrastructure and artificial intelligence through a technical and philosophical lens. In this debut episode, host Rachel Chalmers is joined by special guest Catharine Strauss of Summerstir Solutions. Together they dive deep into the world of infrastructure capacity planning, sustainability in data centers, the future of AI in the industry, the importance of getting outdoors, and much more.

Generationship - Ep. #1, Building Future Infrastructure Sustainably with Catharine Strauss

In episode 138 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Nick Taylor of OpenSauced. This talk explores the improvements and new features developers can expect from Next.js 14, as well as expert advice on choosing a frontend framework and navigating the unique challenges of open source projects.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #138, What’s New with Next.js Featuring Nick Taylor of OpenSauced

In episode 2 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers speaks with Liz Fong-Jones and Phillip Carter of Honeycomb. Together they explore use cases for LLMs, insights on navigating AI hallucinations, the tradeoffs between fine-tuning and prompt engineering, and the privacy and security implications inherent to commercial LLMs.

Generationship - Ep. #2, Putting LLMs to Work with Liz Fong-Jones and Phillip Carter of Honeycomb

In episode 139 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Matt Dupree of ATLAS. This talk focuses heavily on LLMs and how they're elevating UX. Additionally, Brian and Matt explore AI hallucinations, tips for predicting where LLMs might be most impactful, and insights on why most code in future apps may be generated by AI.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #139, Navigating Apps with LLMs featuring Matt Dupree of ATLAS

In episode 66 of o11ycast, Jess and Martin speak with Iris Dyrmishi of Miro. They dive deep on what it takes to build an observability platform with open source tooling. Additionally, they explore the expense of outsourcing observability, the journey from logs to traces, tips for adopting new tools, and the spread of the FinOps movement.

o11ycast - Ep. #66, Building Observability Platforms with Iris Dyrmishi of Miro

In episode 40 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie speak with open source pioneer Dave McAllister. Dave shares stories and lessons from his 40-year career in tech including working for DEC, NASA, Adobe, Red Hat, Splunk, and NGINX. Additionally, they discuss Linux’s rise to popularity in the early days of open source, SGI’s contribution to modern cinematic effects, predictions around AI, and the overlap of open source and LLMs.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #40, The Open Source Secret Agent with Dave McAllister of NGINX

In episode 140 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with James Perkins of Unkey. This talk examines the difficulties developers face when issuing auth keys to end users. James also shares lessons from his firsthand experience scaling an open source side project into a full time startup.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #140, Accelerating API Development with James Perkins of Unkey

In episode 141 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Vignesh Ravichandran of Omnigres, a developer-first application platform. They discuss the latest trends in the Platform as a Service (PaaS) space, the inspiration behind Omnigres, and invaluable lessons for founders on finding product-market fit.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #141, Postgres as a Platform with Vignesh Ravichandran of Omnigres

In episode 5 of Generationship, Rachel shares interviews from Heavybit’s 2023 DevGuild: AI Summit on October 19th, 2023. This Open Space unconference brought together a community of 200+ to discuss how AI will change the face of software development.

This episode features event highlights and insights from industry experts: Christine Spang of Nylas, Heidi Waterhouse of Sym, Paul Biggar of DarkLang, Raiya Kind of Code and Concept, and Seema Patel of Stifel Venture Banking.

Generationship - Ep. #5, Live from DevGuild: AI Summit

In episode 142 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Alex Olivier and Emre Baran of Cerbos. This conversation explores tools for managing roles and permissions within an organization, the value of audit logs, decoupled authorization, attribute-based access control (ABAC), and the pain points that inspired Cerbos.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #142, Decoupled Authorization with Alex Olivier and Emre Baran of Cerbos

In episode 6 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers speaks with Mark Wallace of Global Worldwide. The conversation kicks off with a deep dive on Mark’s philosophical stance that LLMs are actually thinking. Additionally, they explore the risks of using commercial LLMs, the difficulty of fine-tuning LLMs, and the crossroads of game infrastructure and generative AI.

Generationship - Ep. #6, AI’s Cognitive Leap with Mark Wallace of Global Worldwide

In episode 67 of o11ycast, Martin, Jess, and Liz dive deep on performance engineering. Pulling heavily from Liz’s extensive experience in the field, they share insights on utilizing data to balance resources like developers’ time and infrastructure costs. Listeners can expect to learn helpful lessons on infrastructure optimization, performance data accessibility, and why Honeycomb embraced Kubernetes.

o11ycast - Ep. #67, Managing Infrastructure Costs with Performance Engineering

In episode 7 of Generationship, Rachel speaks with Wei Lien Dang of Unusual Ventures about the landscape of Generative AI and what it means from an investment standpoint. They analogize previous platform shifts to better understand what’s happening with LLMs today, and together they unpack the qualities investors seek out when investing in the world of AI.

Generationship - Ep. #7, Investing in AI with Wei Lien Dang of Unusual Ventures

In episode 143 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Mike Neumegen of CloudCannon. Together they discuss the evolution of the Jamstack and speculate on where it might be going in the future. Additionally, Mike shares his passion for static sites and unpacks how CloudCannon is bringing developers and content editors together.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #143, Jamstack’s Next Chapter with Mike Neumegen of CloudCannon

In episode 68 of o11ycast, Jess and Martin speak with Michele Mancioppi of Dash0. This talk examines what it takes to make observability more accessible to non-experts in the space. Additional topics explored include the differences between monitoring and observability and Michele's shift from staff engineering to product management.

o11ycast - Ep. #68, Observa-What? with Michele Mancioppi of Dash0

In episode 8 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers speaks with Josh Furstoss of Incued about the promise of generative AI. This talk explores the considerations founders must make before incorporating generative AI into their products, and the potential impact AI will have on financial decision-making in the future.

Generationship - Ep. #8, The Promise of Generative AI with Josh Furstoss of Incued

In episode 144 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Joran Dirk Greef of TigerBeetle. This conversation explores financial transaction databases and the importance of building trust at the intersection of open source and business. Joran shares the invaluable lessons he learned from his early days as a self-taught developer as well as his journey founding TigerBeetle.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #144, Financial Accounting Databases with Joran Dirk Greef of TigerBeetle

In episode 145 of Jamstack Radio, Brian speaks with Cara Marin of Stashpad about collaborative documents. Together they explore the shortcomings of popular collaborative tools on the market today and how they can be improved. Additionally, Cara unpacks local-first technology and how it enables elevated real-time collaboration experiences.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #145, The Future of Collaborative Docs with Cara Marin of Stashpad

In episode 9 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers speaks with technology expert Michelle Yi. This conversation examines how generative AI will change the future of work. Together they explore topics like the philosophy of work and productivity, the advent of multi-agent systems, and what to consider when investing in AI.

Generationship - Ep. #9, How We Will Work Together with Michelle Yi

In episode 69 of o11ycast, Jess and Martin speak with Charles Herring of WitFoo. Together they dive deep into the world of cybercrime investigations. Discover the intricate processes of data collection and analysis in the realm of cybersecurity, all while balancing the imperative of cost-effectiveness and citizen privacy.

o11ycast - Ep. #69, Collecting Cybercrime Data with Charles Herring of WitFoo

In episode 41 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie speak with Lukas Gentele of Loft Labs about vCluster. Together they dive deep on how vCluster works and some of the new use cases that the project enables when running on larger, more mature enterprises. This technical discussion explores the problems Lucas and his team set out to solve when they created vCluster.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #41, vCluster with Lukas Gentele of Loft Labs

In episode 146 of Jamstack Radio, Brian Douglas speaks with Brian Levine of Yetto about customer support. Together they explore the pain points that lead small companies to adopt help desks or support tech stacks, as well as solutions for bolstering customer success like tools and hiring practices.

Jamstack Radio - Ep. #146, Help Desks for Modern Teams with Brian Levine of Yetto

In episode 10 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers and Dr. Marie Oldfield explore ethical benchmarks in AI. This conversation sheds light on professional accreditation for AI practitioners and offers unique insights on mitigating societal risks while building better AI models. Additionally, Marie shares lessons learned from her multidisciplinary career journey across Government, Defense, Legal, and Tech.

Generationship - Ep. #10, Ethical Benchmarks for AI with Dr. Marie Oldfield

Welcome to Caveat Founder, a regular series featuring founders sharing their experiences building developer facing companies, brought to you by Heavybit.

Gain insight into what it takes to build a successful developer facing company by hearing about big wins and epic fails directly from founders themselves.

In this inaugural episode we’re proud to host Parse founder Ilya Sukhar and Rainforest co-founder and CEO Fred Stevens-Smith.

Ilya and Fred talk through several of the pricing challenges developer facing companies encounter, they discuss the type of investors developer facing companies should look for, and they talk about the sometimes difficult transition from Founder to CEO.

Ilya Sukhar founded Parse, a provider of cloud services for mobile developers, in 2011 and served as CEO until being acquired by Facebook in 2013. Ilya continues to work on Parse and other platform products at Facebook.

Fred Stevens-Smith is the co-founder and CEO of Rainforest who provide QA as a service, making it simple and fast to test your webapp in multiple browsers.

To learn more about Heavybit, visit heavybit.com and while you’re there check out our library, home to over 75 talks from other developer company founders and industry leaders.

Producer: Ted Carstensen
Editor: Lucas Oswald

Caveat Founder - Ep. #1, Featuring Ilya Sukhar & Fred Stevens-Smith

Welcome to Demuxed, a new podcast for and by engineers working with video. Demuxed is hosted by Matt McClure, Co-founder of Mux, Steve Heffernan, Co-founder of Mux, and Phil Cluff, Director of Media Technologies at Brightcove.

In this first episode, Matt, Steve, and Phil are joined by Reinhard Grandl, Solutions Architect at Bitmovin. The group has a great discussion about NAB 2016, 360 video on the web, and what’s next in online video delivery formats.

Producer: Ted Carstensen
Editor: Lucas Oswald

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Demuxed - Ep. #1, Introducing Demuxed

In episode one of O11ycast, Merian Ventures' Rachel Chalmers and Honeycomb's Charity Majors dive into a few ways observability can drive fundamental changes in the way we approach software development.

O11ycast - Ep. #1, Monitoring vs. Observability

In episode 29 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorp. They discuss Hashicorp’s founding story, fundraising tactics and pricing models, and monetizing open source projects.

EnterpriseReady - Ep. #29, Achieving Ubiquity with Mitchell Hashimoto of HashiCorp

In episode 22 of O11ycast, Liz and Charity speak with Jimmy Bogard of Headspring. They discuss maintaining balance for on-call engineers, what’s missing in the average engineer’s toolkit, and moving from monoliths to microservices.

O11ycast - Ep. #22, Designing for Observability with Jimmy Bogard of Headspring

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