On this episode of Coffee with Developers, Sam Liu, Founder of Puffo, joins us to discuss how the tool allows users to control a team of agents by talking to them like you do with friends in a group chat.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we sit down with Nalini Garg, Associate Vice President at Deloitte, to discuss what Women in AI does for women in this challenging but exciting sector of the tech industry.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we meet with Ryan Sinnott, Chief Technology Officer of Feed4ward, to hear about his journey into building software for overlooked markets like the trades industry, and how he hopes to get more people paid what they deserve.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we meet with Arnav Gupta, Founder of Prismor.dev, at the Corgi Cafe in San Francisco to discuss how developers can use a few simple tools to stop their agents from going rogue.
I just had a journalist ask me to answer a few questions about developer evangelism and I did so on the train ride. Here are the un-edited answers for your perusal. In your context, what’s a developer evangelist? As defined quite some time ago in my handbook (http://developer-evangelism.com/): “A developer evangelist is a spokesperson, mediator […]
Today I gave two talks at JFokus in Stockholm, Sweden. This is the one about JavaScript and ChakraCore. Presentation: Making ES6 available to all with ChakraCore Christian Heilmann, Microsoft 2015 was a year of massive JavaScript innovation and changes. Lots of great features were added to language, but using them was harder than before as […]
Last week, I cut my holiday in the Bahamas short to go to the Awwwards conference in Amsterdam and deliver yet another fire and brimstone talk about performance and considering people outside of our sphere of influence. Photo by Trine Falbe The slides are on SlideShare: All the small things… – Awwwards 2016 from Christian […]
Chances are, your guess is wrong! Arrogance towards possible customers never pays out – as shown in “Pretty Woman” There is nothing more frustrating than being capable of something and not getting a chance to do it. The same goes for being blocked out from something although you are capable of consuming it. Or you’re […]
When I joined my current company last year, we introduced Slack as the tool to communicate with each other. Of course we have the normal communication channels like email, video calls, phones, smoke signs, flag semaphore and clandestinely tapped Morse code stating “please let it end!” during meetings. But Slack seemed cool and amazing much […]
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