In a change to the normal schedule, rather than releasing episodes in the strict order in which they were recorded I've instead brought forward one of my most recent interviews. In Episode 9 of the Magpie Talkshow, I talk to security consultant, blogger...
In the second of two episodes released this week, I chat to Beth Skurrie.
Microservices have been a focus of mine for the last few years, and one of the trickiest problems in this area is how to ensure that when you change one service that you don...
I was tied up with work an unable to get an episode up last week, so to make up for it you'll be getting not one, but two episodes!
In the first of this week's episodes, I chat to Brian Sletten. Brian has long been passionate about the semantic web...
Simon Brown is a freelance author, consultant and trainer based on Jersey in the channel islands. I've known Simon for a while, and we caught up at Devoxx Poland earlier this year.
Simon's focus for the last few years has been on helping people articulate...
David Pollack it turns out has done many things. Like many of us, he was born before the internet existed. That said not many of us saw the internet being built at the ripe old age of 14! Since then he created the Lift framework for Scala, discovered...
One of the questions that comes up a lot is how do microservices work with user interfaces. Microservice architectures lead to highly decomposed systems, but user interfaces are fundamentally aggregations of functionality...
Some people love their job, and Irina is clearly one of them. Coming into computing via a somewhat unconventional route, Irina spent a long time with Java before discovering Erlang, which as you can tell from our discussion is something of a passion...
When I wrote Building Microservices, my hope was that people would read it. I had pretty modest targets for how many of you would decide to, but it's fair to say that they have been exceeded a fair while back. Something I honestly never considered...
A few people have asked me what I use to record the podcast so I thought I'd share that here. I suspect there is a lot of options out there that would do as well (and many better) - this just worked for me as a newbie to podcasting and audio editing...
In the 3rd of my 4 interviews at NDC Oslo, I talk to ThoughtWorks colleague and fellow Technical Radar author Neal Ford. Neal talks about his journey into computing, the uneven distribution of holographic politicians, indoor plumbing, and functional...
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