Jamie Grant, CEO and Co-Founder of RedLeif and Former State of Florida Chief Information Officer joins the show to unpack his time at the Florida Digital Service and what the priorities of state IT leaders look like in 2023. We also talk about his time in the Florida State Legislature and how that helped him during his tenure as CIO, his thoughts on collaboration across state leadership, and the best advice he has received across his career.
Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S8 Bonus: Steven Schkolne, MightyMeld
Steven Schkolne has a standard tech story. He was good at math, and loved computers - so, he got into programming. What sets him apart in the industry though, is his passion for design, art and creativity. He is a self taught designer, but really jams when his right and left brains are firing at the same time. Outside of tech, he is married and enjoys gaming and digging into YouTube.
Steven was working on a VR project in the past, and a component required some web development. What he immediately noticed was that although Unity Game Engine development was visual, but web development required you to build visually in the realm of code. He started to wonder if there was a way to bring this sort of thing to web dev.
This is the creation story of MightyMeld.
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Big Technology Podcast - New Release at Big Technology, AI Bubble Looms, Apple’s Next Event — With Brian McCullough
Brian McCullough is the host of Techmeme Ride Home and general partner of the Ride Home Fund. He joins Big Technology Podcast for a deep dive into the week's news and a fresh announcement from Big Technology. We cover: 1) Big Technology Premium 2) The state of Big Tech at the end of a year-end that started with layoffs 3) Is self-driving tech's biggest story this year? 4) Who is winning the AI battle among the incumbents? 5) What happened to crypto 6) Apple's new Super Scary event on 10/30
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S8 Bonus: Somak Chattopadhyay, Armory Square Ventures
Somak Chattopadhyay lives 30 minutes outside of Syracuse, NY, where he enjoys the great outdoors vibe of the area. He studied engineering at MIT, but spent the bulk of his career in investing. He has been in venture capital for nearly 18 years, spending time at Edison and Tribeca. Outside of tech, he is married and passionate about food and music. He's actually a classically trained violinist, and enjoys cooking or consuming Tandoor cuisine.
In 2013, a group of professors and business people noticed that early stage companies in Syracuse were required to move to NYC - primarily because there was lack of capital and access to talent. A year later, Somak and his team stepped out to solve this problem in New York regions... and beyond.
This is the creation story of Armory Square Ventures.
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Talk Python To Me - #435: PyPI Security
The Stack Overflow Podcast - Forget the 10X engineer—it’s about building a 10X culture
Find out why others have joined Shell.
Wondering what it’s like to be a developer at one of the world’s biggest energy companies? They’re hiring.
Behavior-driven development is a conceptual approach to software development that calls for collaboration and alignment between developers, testers, and domain experts.
One of the new technologies James and Tristan helped introduce at Shell is Kafka, an open-source distributed event streaming platform. Check out their docs here.
Engineering teams at Shell use Stack Overflow for Teams to capture and share information. Get started for free here.
Congratulations to David Snabel, winner of a Stellar Question badge for How do I see which version of Swift I’m using?.
The Stack Overflow Podcast - Forget the 10X engineer—it’s about building a 10X culture
Find out why others have joined Shell.
Wondering what it’s like to be a developer at one of the world’s biggest energy companies? They’re hiring.
Behavior-driven development is a conceptual approach to software development that calls for collaboration and alignment between developers, testers, and domain experts.
One of the new technologies James and Tristan helped introduce at Shell is Kafka, an open-source distributed event streaming platform. Check out their docs here.
Engineering teams at Shell use Stack Overflow for Teams to capture and share information. Get started for free here.
Congratulations to David Snabel, winner of a Stellar Question badge for How do I see which version of Swift I’m using?.
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S8 E28: Maxim Fateev, Temporal
Maxim Fateev grew up in the Soviet Union, and witnessed its collapse. He left in 1995, and moved to Brazil, where he got his Masters in Computer Science. In the late 90's, he moved to the US, eventually landing in Seattle, which loves. He's been married for 27 years, with 3 boys, and loves to hike, play ice hockey, and snowboard. He mentioned there were a number of choices, but he prefers Whistler in Canada, when he can make the 5 hour drive.
During the development of open source services at Amazon, Maxim came across the idea of durable execution. Eventually, at Uber, he launched an open source library that eventually would become the basis of his current venture.
This is the creation story of Temporal.
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Python Bytes - #358 Collecting Shells
- Django 5.0 beta 1 released
- git bash, terminals, and Windows
- Mastering Integration Testing with FastAPI
- Reuven Learner has been banned for trading in rare animals (Pythons and Pandas)
- Extras
- Joke
The Stack Overflow Podcast - Composable architecture
At Netlify Compose 2023, Biilmann announced their new composable web platform.
This isn’t Netlify’s first rodeo—we talked to them for episodes 588 and 456.
You can find Matt Biilmann on X or LinkedIn (and perhaps elsewhere).
Today’s shoutout goes to Dick Lucas who asked a topical question, How to prevent Netlify from treating warnings as errors because process.env.CI = true?, viewed by over 84,000 people.
