In episode 86 of JAMstack Radio, Brian is joined by James Q Quick of Auth0. They explore the boundaries developer advocates must establish as both personal and professional content creators, as well as insights on preparing for a career in DevRel.

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JAMstack Radio - Ep. #86, Growing With DevRel with James Q Quick of Auth0

Web services and Email providers. Security and Data Breaches. Web security.   Email security, Data security. e-bcr, Michael from e-bcr, Web God, Web Judge...

Web and Email services

Simon St. Laurent, O’Reilly’s strategic content director for our web space and co-chair of our Fluent Conference, recently launched an investigation looking into the web’s potential to change not only computing, but the world in general. O'Reilly's Jenn Webb caught up with St. Laurent to talk about the timing, what he’s exploring, and why the web isn’t dead.

In the second segment, O’Reilly’s Nick Lombardi talks with Tom Greever, UX director at Bitovi, about the evolution of experience design and how today’s designers are not only solving design problems, but business problems as well.

The web is a critical part of the IoT story

When contemplating a web application or website, it’s also important to understand that there are often additional responsibilities that come with web applications. Especially if you’re dealing with information that’s provided by customers, visitors, or members.
While websites are largely information based, a web application often requires input from the end user. Anytime your users are inputting personal information or payment details, you are faced with the responsibility of safeguarding that information.
Websites are certainly not immune to hackers, but the inherent nature of web applications means that they are faced with an increased risk of security breaches. Your developer is probably already aware of this, but clients rarely are. So, make sure you discuss potential risks with your developer.

Read more here:
https://modeeffect.com/does-your-startup-need-a-web-app-or-a-website/

Websites vs Web Applications - Web Application Considerations

In episode 29 of The Secure Developer, Guy sits down with Liran Tal, Developer Advocate at Snyk, to discuss the state of open source, Docker security, and developer infrastructure.

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The Secure Developer - Ep. #29, The State of Open Source & Docker Security

In episode 42 of The Secure Developer, Guy speaks with Kate Whalen, a security engineer at The Guardian, to discuss news media security and advocating security across many teams within a large organization.

The Secure Developer - Ep. #42, News Media Security with Kate Whalen of The Guardian

In episode 28 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Adam Gross, enterprise investor and advisor. They discuss the inevitability of platform change, how software deployment has evolved, and how the enterprise application ecosystem might develop in years to come.

EnterpriseReady - Ep. #28, Intentionality First with Enterprise Advisor Adam Gross

In episode 30 of EnterpriseReady, Grant speaks with Alex Solomon of PagerDuty. They dive deep into product assortment, incident response management, on-call alerting, and company culture insights.

EnterpriseReady - Ep. #30, On-Call Management with Alex Solomon of PagerDuty

In episode 61 of JAMstack Radio, Brian speaks with T7 Chicken creator Nick DeJesus. They discuss developer sponsorships, coding bootcamps, Gatsby themes, and Nick’s personal experience maintaining use-shopping-cart.

JAMstack Radio - Ep. #61, Putting Stripe on the JAM with Nick DeJesus

In episode 70 of JAMstack Radio, Brian speaks with Núria Soriano and Josep Jaume of Codegram about migrating to new versions of frameworks, the prevalence of plugins, and working with Gridsome.

JAMstack Radio - Ep. #70, JAMstack Consulting with Núria Soriano and Josep Jaume of Codegram

Heavybit is the leading early-stage investor in enterprise infrastructure. Since 2013, we've helped launch and scale visionary technical startups—from DevSecOps and feature flagging to AI code generation and beyond. We go hands-on from day 0, backing founders as they turn code into companies and build the future of software from the bottom up to the top down.

Discussing powerful web development solutions for technology companies & non-profits.  Mode Effect has a passion to help brands you trust with powerful web strategy and development solutions.  We do this by discussing strategic and tactical pointers to achieve your goals using your website.

Michael Kassotakis MCIM, CMktr, FCMI was born in Heraklion, Crete, Hellas (Greece). He is citizened and registered in Piraeus, Hellas (Greece).
He is also the President and Managing Director of E-BCR (www.e-bcr.com), a business consultant - researcher and business services provider. 
Initially, he was brought up by a maritime family and gained experience from The Greatest Hellenic Port Piraeus. He distinguished himself professionally.
He is well known for offering business, consulting, and research services. It is remarkable, that he offered significant services for the 2004 Summer Olympic Games and the International Olympic Committee in Greece.
Michael Kassotakis started his work experience in the early 1990's and graduated from the Business Organization and Management Department of Piraeus University, while he was offering his services as Supervisor of Captain's Office for the Hellenic Navy. He completed his graduate degree (BA) and his naval services in the late 1990's.
Since he was very active and restless he started his postgraduate experience in Stirling University, Scotland, United Kingdom before the end of the 1990's. He and his mates completed various significant business and marketing projects (Assessment of service quality, World market attractiveness, Marketing plans etc.).
The postgraduation was completed in the beginning of the 21st Century (MSc in Marketing).
He continued his remarkable business services by completing significant business and economic projects and studies (Tourism development - Marketing expertise, Hotel sector, IT Hardware, Quick service restaurants, Computers etc.) on behalf of major companies.
He is a Full Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (MCIM), Chartered Marketer of The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CMktr), a Fellow Member of The Chartered Management Institute (FCMI), a licensed economist of the Economic Chamber of Greece, a member of the Alumni of Stirling University and a Regional Ambassador of the University of Stirling.
In 2010's he is a member in significant professional and business organizations, while he offers business, consulting and research services. He can also manage investments in Hellas, Europe and rest of the world.
E-BCR
Electronic, Business, Consulting, Research,
Services,...
https://www.e-bcr.com/

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