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Alex graduated from NYU with a degree in computer science and worked as a developer and engineer at several startups in New York City, eventually assuming senio…
Paul and Sara walk us through the teetering tower of abstraction . Ben still hasn't mastered a single language, so it's a tough for him to know if it's better t…
Glitch, a platform that makes it easy for anyone to create or remix a web app, has seen over five million apps created by users. You can read more about how it …
If you follow community issues on the Stack network, you may be familiar with Aaron Hall . He took the time to respond to a post from our CEO and subsequently c…
JJ came to our attention when we saw a tweet about his work to get an ETL pipeline with COBOL running on Kubernetes. Elizabeth comes from the world of Linux Sys…
You can read more about Sham's app, Covid Safe, here . You can find his university bio here . The app isn't live in the iOS or Android app store yet, but you ca…
Sham Kakade is a professor of computer science, statistics, and data science at the University of Washington. A group from his university, along with volunteers…
This episode was recorded Thursday, May 9th, two days after Stack Overflow announced it was going to furlough 15% of its staff. We talk about how this process p…
You can read up on Deno 1.0 here. The star-studded ceremony for the 2020 Webby's can be watched on repeat here (not that we're doing that...) This is the Wired …
Brian is a contributor to Deno, and walks us through what this project has to offer. He also made it easy to work with Deno right in the browser. You can check …
