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What is Jamstack and how is it transforming front-end development - Episode 43
In this week's episode we talk to the co-founders of Netlify, a modern web development platform provider that coined the term Jamstack. Jamstack is a new rising development and architectural approach that comes with the promise of delivering a faster, more accessible, more maintainable and globally available web.
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How security is becoming more of a shared responsibility with Fletcher Heisler - Episode 41
In this week’s episode, we spoke to Fletcher Heisler, the director of developer enablement at Veracode about security and working from home during the pandemic and beyond. Also we talk about how developers are taking on a more active approach to security, making it a shared responsibility in organizations.
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Data Privacy by Design (with Lisa Phillips) - Episode 39
With CCPA enforcement starting, privacy should be top of mind for most companies. Fastly's VP of data governance Lisa Phillips joins us to discuss the practice of data privacy by design, and lessons learned from implementing it.
How to effectively lead from afar - Episode 38
In this week's episode, we spoke with Dr. Vince Molinaro, a strategic leadership expert and author, about how communication is now more important than ever between leaders and their teams since many software development jobs are staying remote even as businesses in some areas are starting to open up.
The state of software security today with Derek Weeks - Episode 37
Vice President of Sonatype Derek Weeks returns to the podcast to discuss the DevSecOps Community survey, what changes have happened in the open source and security space since we last spoke, and the state of software quality.
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