The story of Ghostscript.NET, an open-source tool that got acquired after 10 years of solo development
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StackOverflow has an answer for generative AI stealing its traffic
The main concept behind all of them is to unite AI's summarization, aggregation, and conversational capabilities with the immense knowledge base of the StackOverflow community.
Viktor Farcic: There is no such thing as a DevOps engineer
We discuss automation and laziness, internal developer platforms and the disappearance of Kubernetes.
Ekene Kenny Eze on how to write documentation that doesn’t suck
No one likes slow, inaccurate, outdated docs that are difficult to understand and not helpful at all. Here's how to do exactly the opposite.
How to use code to deliver your best tech talk ever with Jhey Tompkins
Jhey wanted to turn the idea of obligatory slide deck upside down by delivering his talks - in the browser.
From open-source to a unicorn with Milin Desai, CEO of Sentry
The CEO of open-source tracking tool and developer who moved to the dark side (business side) is the perfect person to talk to on the open-source business model.
On APIs eating the world and creating TikToks for developers with Joyce Lin of Postman
More than 50% of developers say that more than half of their organization's development effort is spent on APIs.
On everything but Kubernetes with Kelsey Hightower
We talk about the return of monolith, tools for the job, open source, and if ChatGPT will lead to better code reviews. OK, we did mention Kubernetes!
30 years of DOOM, APIs, testing in production, micro-frontends, and much more at Shift Miami
One of Europe's most celebrated developer gatherings is making its North American debut in Miami, Florida, on May 23, 2023.
DHH and 37signals are saving $7 million by leaving the cloud. Should you do the same?
Self-hosting is not for everyone. Find out if it's the right fit for you.
Testing in production is not a dirty word with Paige Cruz of Chronosphere
Want to hear a first-hand recollection of on-call engineers' worst nightmare? Come to Infobip’s Shift conference in Miami to hear Paige Cruz of Chronosphere speak of ”the time that her deployment brought down production in a big way”.
What if privacy had an API with Sean Falconer of Skyflow
Privacy isn’t a feature, or an afterthought once you've built and scaled everything. It should be a day 1 priority; privacy needs to be part of the culture of a company.