Welcome

Serenade lets you write code with your voice. You heard that right. Is it faster than typing? Is it annoying? I take a err, speak?

Companies that are built upon or are building software typically want to move fast and not break things. But how can growing teams allow developers to keep building new features and fixing bugs without operations teams slowing them down with complex and arduous processes?

Sonic Pi is a code-based music creation and performance tool. Learn to code creatively by composing or performing music in an incredible range of styles from Classical & Jazz to Grime & EDM.

There are a lot of screen recorders available, so what does Screenity offer over all of the others? I take a look.

Rockset promises The real-time indexing database for modern data applications. How does it compare to the competition? I speak with Venkat Venkataramani to find out.

Episode 16 - Winter Wonderland (Pt 1) was streamed live on our Twitch channel at Twitch.tv/crittestdummies on April 25th. Check us out most Sundays at 6 PM CET for new episodes! You can find this adventure and more by Kian Bergstrom on DMs Guild at https://bit.ly/2TkcKHu He can also be found at @FalseFlorimell on Twitter. Character art made by Lance @20sapodcast on Twitter. Game audio by SoundTale. Thank you to James for letting us use their work, our players Chris, Luke, Patrick and Shane, and our DM Peter!

Many of us in software development know of, and have used HashiCorp projects. How do they stay innovative in a rapidly changing ecosystem? I speak with Ray (Consul) and Chang (Nomad) to find out more.

Apple’s new DocC documentation compiler converts Markdown-based text into rich documentation for Swift applications. How does it compare to other language-specific tools? I take a look.

Episode 15 - White Dragon Mountain (Pt 1) was streamed live on our Twitch channel at Twitch.tv/crittestdummies on April 4th. Check us out most Sundays at 6 PM CET for new episodes! You can find this adventure and more by Bruno71 at DMsGuild.com Character art made by Lance @20sapodcast on Twitter. Game audio by Tabletop Audio. Thank you as well to our players Chris, Luke, Patrick and Shane, and our DM Peter!

Episode 14 - Three Faces of Night (Pt 1) was streamed live on our Twitch channel at Twitch.tv/crittestdummies on April 11th. Check us out most Sundays at 6 PM CET for new episodes! You can find this adventure and more by Bruno71 on DMsGuild.com Character art made by Lance @20sapodcast on Twitter. Game audio by Tabletop Audio. Thank you to our players Chris, Luke, Patrick and Shane, and our DM Peter!

In this podcast, Fabrizio Ferri joins us for a discussion about adding both personal identity and personality to documentation. Why are the docs we write so often anonymous, and does that anonymity work against progress in our careers? Are tech writers, who are typically introverts, averse to publicity, or does our industry not allow for it? And if you want to be a “personality” in the tech communications world, what do you do? How do you add personality constructively to your work without disrupting corporate brand and consistency?

If you need to reduce the amount of metrics data stored in your time series database (TSDB) or improve query performance, there are generally two common methods to do so.

I have Idit Levine back on the show to discuss how solo.io use Istio and Envoy Proxy to provide API Infrastructure from the Edge to Service Mesh.

Many frontend designers and developers rave about how easy Tailwind is to use in their projects, large and small. But what’s the getting started experience like? We dig in deep to find out.

Netdata helps you troubleshoot slowdowns and anomalies in your infrastructure with thousands of per-second metrics, meaningful visualizations, and insightful health alarms with zero configuration. Observability is a busy space, how do they compare? I speak with Robin Schumacher to find out.