All Hands on Tech: Recent Episodes
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We have a new podcast out, which you may have already heard the trailer for. It's called TECHnically Possible and it's all about where our current and emerging technologies might just end up, and what that actually means for us humans...including the good, the bad and the strange.
In this first episode we talk autonomous vehicles with Lars Klint and industry expert Jillian Kaplan. They take a look at how we can make smart cars safer, and whether speeding up reaction times and having them ‘talk’ to each other with 5G and edge computing might be the answer. You'll get to dive into the current state of autonomous vehicles, and then hear what our hands-free future might look like!
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- Connect with Jillian Kaplan on LinkedIn
- Connect with Lars Klint on LinkedIn
If you want to learn more about edge computing, try these:
- 5G and Edge Computing: Executive Briefing
- Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC): Executive Briefing
- It's Time to Think Beyond Cloud Computing
For more on Jillian, her story and AVs & automation, try these:
- Saving lives on the road and on the factory floor with intelligent automation
- Tiaras and Tech
- Hand-Held Cellphone Ban For Drivers Passes, Headed To Governor's Des
Can we stop accidents by getting smart cars to talk to each other? Can robot swarms help us fight fires and build skyscrapers? And what happens when AI doesn't need us anymore? Join Lars Klint in a new Pluralsight series as he questions industry experts about where our current and emerging technologies might just end up, and what that actually means for us humans...including the good, the bad and the strange.
Find it here!
https://www.pluralsight.com/resource-center/technically-possible
Veteran agile coach Kimbaly St. Matthew-Daniel breaks down how to help teams evolve from waterfall deployment to more agile methods, and how to have fun doing it.
The open source space is consistently improving, with a growing number of initiatives and projects built in the open. Front-end developer and consultant Gift Egwuenu shares insights on the importance of open source as well as how you can get started as a contributor, including:
- How to make your first open source contribution
- Ways to overcome awkwardness and conflict in the open source process
- Tips for finding and making meaningful contributions to the projects you love
- And more!
Join Pluralsight author, Jeremy Morgan, as he discusses the steps to identifying and eliminating waste in software production with senior manager of software engineering at Jamf, Jan Trojanowski; development director at Electronic Arts (EA), Brian Pang and agile coach Kimbaly St. Matthew-Daniel.
Axel Robinson is the business solutions and implementation manager at T-Mobile. In this conversation, Axel highlights how operational excellence paves the way for delivering a world class customer experience, and how showing love for his team is key to his success.
Join cloud strategist and Pluralsight author David Tucker for latest news, updates and resources you need to stay up to speed on in the fast-moving world of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
For all the resources mentioned in this episode, please check out the video descriptions in the links below:
GCP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0_7yf6b5wI&list=PLif6_xhXJh4TIL1r524qmORA9lb8wO18p&index=1
Azure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro2l-vFhX5U&list=PLif6_xhXJh4TIL1r524qmORA9lb8wO18p&index=2
AWS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JWhqwGTjEo&list=PLif6_xhXJh4TIL1r524qmORA9lb8wO18p&index=3
For today’s episode, we chatted with Kristen Foster-Marks—director of engineering for Flow at Pluralsight—about imposter syndrome, embracing failure as a new engineer, Kristen’s journey into tech, and her unique research into the academic field of second language acquisition and what it can teach us about learning how to code.
Kristen's article series on SLA and learning to code can be found here: https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/software-development/sla-learning-to-code-part-1
Two members of Pluralsight security curriculum team discuss the implications of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, and what security leaders and companies can learn to protect themselves against similar attacks in the future.
Pluralsight courses and paths mentioned in this conversation:
Red Team Tools: https://app.pluralsight.com/paths/skill/red-team-tools
Blue Team Tools: https://app.pluralsight.com/paths/skill/blue-team-tools
Security Event Triage: https://app.pluralsight.com/paths/skill/security-event-triage-skill
Malware: Prevention, Detection, and Response: https://app.pluralsight.com/paths/skill/malware-prevention-detection-and-response
Rodney Cox, VP of engineering at Via breaks down his rapid rise into software leadership, how he’s building his team, incremental growth and his approach of stretching beyond his comfort zones.
Culture strategist Alice Meredith discusses how to build a culture of collaboration on your technology team, including being vulnerable and transparent as a leader, setting aside time for structured brainstorming where everyone has a voice, and meeting each member of the team where they are at.
Nylas director of engineering John Jung believes good software development comes from the inner weirdness of developers. That's why he's focused on creating the space needed for his team to find creative ways to solve problems. Learn how you can take a leaf out of his book and reap the benefits in this actionable interview.
The tech talent shortage is fueling a workforce development revolution.
With more and more companies unable to find software developers and IT pros to fill open positions, employers are taking radical steps to reskill non-technical talent for these roles.
For today’s episode, we’re sharing the audio of recent webinar featuring Don Jones, head of developer skills at Pluralsight, and Jessica Schneider, Vice President of marketing and product development at DevelopIntelligence. They’ll be discussing the innovative strategies companies are using today to rapidly build robust talent pipelines.
Three leaders in software development and IT share tips for making the jump from individual contributor to leader, including how to know when it's the right time, how to balance your workload, and navigating the slippage of your hard technology skills.
Jeremy Morgan chats with the Director of engineering at Fernish, Kim Burgaard; VP of engineering at Via, Rodney Cox; and Engineering Manager of business solution and implementations at T-Mobile, Axel Robinson. Together, they’ll dive in to help you better understand developer productivity.
We talk with Kelby Zorgdrager, CEO of DevelopIntelligence about his journey into tech, from software developer to CEO. We talk about the journey and the challenges and techniques of managing tech teams in 2021.
We sit down with Barry Luijbregts to talk about getting started in the cloud, new things coming with Azure and the changing culture of tech.
Experts Janani Ravi, David Tucker and Casey West discuss specific tools and strategies impacting cloud architecture, management and security, and provide actionable insight to help technologists and leaders strengthen their organization’s cloud muscle.
Daniel speaks with Pluralsight author Bismark Adomako about how big data is impacting the financial industry, best practices for creating a big data strategy at your company, and more.
- Bismark's Pluralsight author page
Jeremy speaks with Chris Sells, who is a Senior Product Manager at Google with the Flutter team. They discuss progressive web apps, Flutter, and online backgammon over Telnet.
Pluralsight author Lyron Andrews explains the background and benefits of his recently released BeST framework. He also talks about how the principles of the framework can apply across different industries and teams.
- Business established Service Taxonomy (BeST) Framework: Human-Centered Alignment of Services, Products, and Actions to the Mission
- Securing the Vote: Everything You Need to Know About Election Security
Adam Boswell, Director of Engineering at Kount, explains the 3 pillars he uses to foster engineering excellence.
Linda Kovac's goal of becoming a software developer took her around the world and dropped several obstacles in her way. But her dedication and desire to help others won out. Linda’s story is as motivating as it is realistic. As Linda herself says, if you’re committed to improving, you need to "be ready to suffer."
- Linda's LinkedIn
- Linda's Twitter
- A web developer’s dreams, drive, and a big reward in the era of COVID-19
Daniel speaks with Pluralsight author and cybersecurity professional Aaron Rosenmund about the SolarWinds supply chain attack. Aaron explains how it happened, what the response has been and what lessons can be learned.
- Aaron's Pluralsight courses
- Aaron's LinkedIn profile
Pluralsight author Barry Luijbregts speaks with developer Scott Hanselman about becoming an impactful teacher, the importance of humor in presenting, and much more. This episode originally aired on The Developer Weekly Podcast.
- Scott's website and blog
- The Hanselminutes podcast
- Scott's YouTube channel
Jeremy speaks with Pluralsight author and Microsoft MVP Jeff Hicks about Powershell, DevOps and skill development.
With the arrival of a new year, we wanted to take the opportunity to look back. This episode brings together a collection of clips from five of our most popular guests: Scott Allen, Kelsey Hightower, Deborah Kurata, Troy Hunt and Filip Ekberg.
Today's episode is a conversation between Jeremy Morgan and Mike Place. Mike is a Senior Engineer on the Elastic developer productivity team, and former lead on the Salt Open project.
They talk about DevOps, Elastic Stack, and the tactics for effectively managing developers.
We bring you the audio from our recent state of JavaScript panel with Pluralsight authors John Papa, Joe Eames and Jeremy Morgan. Their fun conversation covers topics including:
- JavaScript’s bad rap
- Do low code/no code advancements threaten developers?
- Is there a right or wrong JS framework to use
- Which JavaScript frameworks = which Star Wars characters
We speak with Scott Lewis, who's VP of Engineering at APiO. He discusses the importance of taking care of technology teams, how to optimize team structure and the process of identifying new business opportunities brought by disruption.
Jeremy speaks with Jennifer Robison (Director Of Engineering at Echobind) about React Native, Agile, and career development.
With JavaScript turning 25 years old this month, Jeremy Morgan provides a look back at the language's fascinating history.
- Join our month long #JavaScript25 celebration
After using Pluralsight to learn PowerShell a couple years ago, developer James Hart has embraced the process of gaining new skills. If you've been trying to figure out how to progress in your own career, James’ story is for you.
- James' LinkedIn profile
- James' GitHub profile
- James' GitHub blog
This episode is all about networking, Cisco, and certifications. Jeremy speaks with Katherine McNamara, a Technical Solutions Architect in Cybersecurity with Cisco Systems, and Ross Bagurdes, a Pluralsight author and IT industry veteran. Both discuss their careers, the future of networking and more.
We sat down with Raina Kumra to discuss the crucial topic of ethics in technology. Raina is a partner at The Fund LA, an early stage venture firm, and she just released two Pluralsight courses. This interview was conducted by Mitch Dumke, Pluralsight One’s Senior Operations Director.
- Raina's LinkedIn profile
- Raina's Pluralsight courses
Today we’re bringing you the audio from our recently released course, Securing the Vote: Everything You Need to Know About Election Security.
With all of the speculation surrounding this year’s U.S. presidential election, Pluralsight author Lyron Andrews covers the past, present and future of election security.
- Watch the free course that inspired this episode
- Dr. Andrews' Pluralsight author page
With new consoles on the horizon and the holidays approaching, we sat down with Thomas Winkley to discuss all things video games. Thomas is a Unity certified instructor and developer as well as a Pluralsight author.
In this casual conversation, we discuss the games that most impacted our childhoods, what we’re playing now, and what the future of game development might look like.
- Thomas' Pluralsight author page
- @ThomasWinkley on Twitter
At last week’s Pluralsight LIVE, we unveiled several new product experiences. This episode offers you an inside look at how three of these products came to be, and the challenges faced during development. We speak with Lilac Mohr about Delivery Module, Josh Garcia about Priorities and Jon Ng about Cloud Labs.
- Learn more about our new product experiences
- Re-live Pluralsight LIVE 2020
As part of Pluralsight LIVE 2020, we chat with Jeff Sandquist, who's Corporate Vice President of Developer Relations at Microsoft.
Jeff speaks about the importance of honestly listening to your customers, how Microsoft is helping enterprises move quickly, and even the similarities between beekeeping and software development.
- Jeff's LinkedIn profile
- Learn more about Pluralsight LIVE
Ada Lovelace Day will be observed on October 13th this year. While a lot of us probably know the name Ada Lovelace, we're devoting this episode to taking an in-depth look at her life and contributions.
- Difference Engine photos
- Analytical Engine photos
- Faster than Thought by B.V. Bowden
- Lovelace's diagram which includes the first computer algorithm
- Shelley Benhoff's Pluralsight author page
Ryan Chasteauneuf had always dreamed of being a soldier. But after disaster struck in Afghanistan, his military career came to an abrupt end.
He eventually discovered the power of online resources like Pluralsight and began a successful new career in IT. Jeremy Morgan spoke with Ryan about his powerful story, the challenges of IT and his advice for anyone looking to take that next big step in their career.
- Help for Heroes
We speak with Jonathan Rayback, Evernym’s VP of Engineering, about how he evolved his leadership to make working from home sustainable, and the challenges he encountered along the way.
- Evernym's website
- Jonathan's LinkedIn profile
We talk with Douglas Starnes, who has years of experience building and teaching Python. He shares his perspective on the current state of Python, why it's such a powerful language and more.
- Douglas' Pluralsight author page
- @poweredbyaltnet on Twitter
We speak with Heidi Helfand, author of the book Dynamic Reteaming, and Director of R&D at Procore Technologies. Heidi explains her roadmap for leaders going through organizational change as she shares the five different models of reteaming.
- Dynamic Reteaming on Amazon
- Webinar: The balance of bottom-up leadership
Mobile applications power our world. Hundreds of million of people use these apps every day without realizing how they are developed. In this episode, Jeremy Morgan explores the history and evolution of mobile software development.
Jeremy talks with Piotr about decades of working with Python, DevOps and learning new technologies.
Julie Lerman chats with Jeremy about:
- Domain-Driven Design
- Event storming
- Julie's new Pluralsight course about building .NET applications on AWS.
Despite a successful communications career, Matt Wojtkun realized that something was missing. After a lot of hard work and dedication, he successfully transitioned his career into software development.
He talks about the importance of learning how to learn, his experience with coding bootcamps and why continual growth is essential.
- Matt's portfolio and personal website
- A blog post documenting the experience of building his first iOS app using Swift
- "The Simple Chess Clock" in the Apple App Store
- Matt's current company, LeageApps
Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome talks about the intersection of sports and technology, what cycling can teach you about teamwork and what’s on the horizon for cycling tech.
- Join Tour de Tech (ends August 6, 2020)
- Chris' Wikipedia page
It's estimated that 8.2 million developers use Python. That's almost the population of Switzerland, and it's getting more popular by the day. Where did this language come from? Why is it so popular? Enjoy this deep dive into Python’s fascinating 29-year history.
Pietro Galli (CIO of Norwegian Refugee Council) and Lindsey Kneuven (Chief Impact Officer of Pluralsight) discuss the global displacement crisis, the impact of COVID-19 on those who are forced to flee their homes and the important role of technology in the response.
- Please visit NRC.no and consider becoming a friend of the NRC.
- Episode 033: Aaron Skonnard interviews Jan Egeland, Secretary General of NRC
As a continuation of our previous episode, this week we’re bringing you five additional sections from the audiobook of Perspectives on Technology Skill Development.
- Download Perspectives on Technology Skills Development for free in variety of formats
Earlier this year, we released the book Perspectives on Technology Skill Development, a collection of articles by leaders who recognize their organization’s success depends on their ability to consistently build tech skills.
Today’s episode brings you the first four sections of the audiobook. Whether you’re listening in your car or relaxing in the backyard, we hope you find this excerpt insightful and thought-provoking.
- Download Perspectives on Technology Skills Development for free in variety of formats
In this audio guide, Jeremy Morgan will walk you through the process of determining which phase of cloud maturity your organization resides in. He’ll break down the cloud migration process, establish where you are and help identify the direction you want to go in.
The Pluralsight Cloud Maturity Matrix
Given all the uncertainty that 2020 has seen, we assembled a panel of three world-class engineering leaders to discuss how they help their team stay focused and productive.
To mark World Refugee Day on June 20th, Pluralsight CEO Aaron Skonnard chats with Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). They talk about Pluralsight One’s partnership with the NRC and the important role of technology skills in helping the 80 million refugees and displaced people around the world.
Please visit NRC.no and consider becoming a friend of the NRC.
Jeremy chats with Microsoft MVP and Pluralsight author Filip Ekberg about C#, .NET and how to improve as a developer.
- Filip's Pluralsight author page
- @fekberg on Twitter
Tech companies are continuously searching for and hiring top-tier talent, but what happens after they’re hired? How do you empower them to be the best in their craft? It starts at the top. Jeremy Morgan recently lead a panel discussion on this topic with world-class engineering leaders. Among other topics, they discuss: * Fostering growth in uncomfortable conditions * Aligning team members around common goals * Creating a culture of learning and psychological safety
Watch the video version of this panel discussion
Download the ebook or audiobook version of Perspectives on Technology Skill Development for free
Don Jones, Vice President of Partner Content at Pluralsight, interviews Tanya E. Moore, Eric Geis and Gary Beach about what technology skill development is and why it matters. All four leaders are contributors to the recently-released book, Perspectives on Technology Skill Development.
- Download the ebook or audiobook version of Perspectives on Technology Skill Development for free
In recognition of Java’s 25th birthday, Jeremy brings you a special episode taking you through the ups and downs of Java’s important history.
Corey Quinn of the Duckbill Group chats with Jeremy about the role of a Cloud Economist, AWS optimization and how you can improve your understanding of AWS.
- The Duckbill Group
- Corey's Twitter account
- Screaming in the Cloud podcast
As part of our Tech Skills Day live stream, Scott Hanselman speaks with Hank Green about .NET, productivity myths, working from home and much more.
- Watch our #TechSkillsDay live stream
- Scott's personal website
- Microsoft Band Wikipedia page
- Scott's blog post that he refers to the most
We bring you the audio of two conversations from our epic Tech Skills Day live stream. YouTube producer Hank Green interviews Andrew Yang (entrepreneur and former presidential candidate), and Deborah Kurata (developer and Pluralsight Angular author).
- Watch the complete Tech Skills Day live stream on YouTube
Gary and Daniel discuss several timely topics, including unbundled work, distributed teams, the importance of empathy and more productive ways to frame this COVID-19 moment.
- Gary's Pluralsight courses
- Gary's LinkedIn profile
- Gary's personal website
As part of our #FreeApril campaign, we hosted a live AMA with a panel of technologists who shared stories and advice on growing a career in technology. This episode brings you the audio from this AMA, featuring Shelley Benhoff, Dan Wahlin, Jeremy Morgan and April Speight.
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FreeApril
- Live AMA on YouTube
Jeremy and Xavier sit down to chat about the challenges surrounding enterprise search, how search connects to big data, and some pivotal moments in Xavier's career.
- Xavier's Pluralsight author page
- @xmorera on Twitter
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How can teams evolve their AI strategy from experimental to essential? What is the best way to jumpstart a career in AI/ML? What does Leonardo da Vinci have to do with AI development? Jaekob and Jeremy tackle these topics and more.
- Jaekob's LinkedIn profile
- @JaekobChenina on Twitter
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Listen as our co-founder and CEO Aaron Skonnard kicks off Pluralsight LIVE Europe by announcing several exciting new additions to our platform.
- Watch the complete Pluralsight LIVE Europe event for free
- See the blog post covering the platform additions mentioned in this episode
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With recent events leading many teams to start working remotely for the first time, we assembled a panel of WFH experts to answer your questions about staying healthy, being productive and keeping your sanity when you’re not in the office everyday.
- Pluralsight's remote work guide
- YouTube live version of the AMA
- Music to Code By
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Security legend Troy Hunt joins us to discuss the Jeff Bezos phone hack, election threats, Huawei, Have I Been Pwned and much more. Whether you’re a certified ethical hacker or just trying to improve your own security hygiene, this episode’s a can’t miss.
- Have I Been Pwned
- Troy's blog post on getting started in security
- Ethical Hacking Fundamentals on Pluralsight
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We asked four experts in software development, data, machine learning and cloud computing which skills are essential to thrive in the next decade. We think you’ll enjoy this look at the tech skills of tomorrow.
Prefer a written version of the pieces that this episode is based on? You can see those here:
- Tech skills of tomorrow: Software development
- Tech skills of tomorrow: Data
- Tech skills of tomorrow: Machine learning
- Tech skills of tomorrow: Cloud computing
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Greg Shields, Pluralsight Author Evangelist, speaks with Jeremy about the incredible accomplishment of publishing his 100th course and why storytelling is at the heart of everything he does.
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Succeeding in your career isn’t tied only to what you know, but also your ability to communicate. Pluralsight author Jason Alba explains why technologists should prioritize developing soft skills like emotional intelligence and public speaking.
- Jason’s Pluralsight author page
- @jasonalba on Twitter
- Mark LeBlanc
- The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs
- JibberJobber.com
- Pluralsight course: Leading with emotional intelligence
- Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ by Daniel Goleman
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Data has the power to change lives . . . when it’s understood correctly. That’s where “data literacy” comes in. After years of refining his approach, Jordan Morrow walks us through the essential steps in becoming more data literate. (And no, being a data scientist isn’t required.)
- Jordan's Pluralsight author profile
- Jordan's Twitter profile
- Qlik.com
- TED Talk: Why everyone should be data literate
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Monika Khanna is an Associate Design Director at IBM, and in this audio she explains the importance of empathy in creating products that are memorable and enjoyable.
Whether you’re a designer yourself, or a technologist looking to inject a little more design thinking into the development process, a human-centered point of view is paramount.
- Monika's LinkedIn profile
- Kid-friendly MRI experience
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You’ve probably heard of mob programming, but maybe you haven’t yet tried it out with your team. In this episode, Allan Stewart dispels common concerns around mob programming, discusses the importance of flow efficiency and explains what a successful mob programming session looks like.
- Allan's LinkedIn profile
- Visual Studio Live Share
- Pluralsight Mob Timer
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In this audio from Pluralsight LIVE Europe 2019, futurist Ben Hammersley discusses how technology shapes society, why Elon Musk is driven more by nostalgia than innovation and several more thought-provoking topics.
- @benhammersley on Twitter
- Hammersley Futures
- 2020 Pluralsight LIVE Europe info
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What does “cloud native” actually mean?
Are there times when legacy technology shouldn’t be replaced?
What makes a good Philly cheesesteak?
Expert Ned Bellavance chats all things cloud in this entertaining episode.
- Ned's Pluralsight author page
- http://nedinthecloud.com
- Ned's Twitter account
- Introducing Azure Kubernetes Service: A Practical Guide to Container Orchestration
- Leanpub
- Day Two Cloud podcast
- Dalessandro’s in Philadelphia
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Kelsey Hightower, Developer Advocate at Google, chats with Jeremy about his journey as a developer, what makes Kubernetes so powerful and the projects he loves working on.
- @kelseyhightower on Twitter
- Kelsey's GitHub profile
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What is a “high performance team?” What are the strategies, objectives and standards that help an average team become great? Tech leader Richard Harpur tackles these challenging questions in this audio version of his popular three part guide.
- High performance teams part 1
- High performance teams part 2
- High performance teams part 3
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React is really popular, but is it the right choice for your team?
Pluralsight author Cory House tackled this topic in a recent webinar which we’re sharing via this episode. Cory dives into the many upsides, and some of the downsides, that you should weigh when considering React.
- Full webinar link
- Create React App
- Cory's Puralsight courses
- @housecor on Twitter
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Experts Deborah Kurata, Hampton Paulk, Jonathan Mills and Joe Eames discuss the frameworks and processes driving modern web development.
This breakout session was one of the most popular at Pluralsight LIVE 2019, and we’re excited to bring you the audio of their conversation.
- Real Talk JavaScript podcast
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Catch up on all the big announcements from AWS re:Invent 2019 with Pluralsight author Ryan Lewis.
Get the latest on Braket, Lambda, SageMaker Studio, Kendra, AWS Outposts and much more.
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What is human-centered design?
How do you balance qualitative and quantitative data?
What role should empathy have in product development?
Mariah Hay discusses these challenges, and offers a look inside Pluralsight’s design process.
- Mariah’s LinkedIn profile
- Observing the User Experience: A Practitioner's Guide to User Research
- Measuring the User Experience: Collecting, Analyzing, and Presenting Usability Metrics
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We bring you the audio from “Why Kubernetes,” a recent webinar by Pluralsight author Nigel Poulton. If you’ve been looking for a primer on Kubernetes, this is it.
- Watch the full “Why Kubernetes” webinar
- Docker and Kubernetes: The Big Picture
- Docker Deep Dive
- Docker Desktop download
- How Kubernetes can future-proof your development process
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Curious about how we use AI and ML at Pluralsight?
On this episode, James Aylward dives into the development process of Pluralsight’s learner experience. He talks about the right way to implement artificial intelligence and machine learning, how to create a powerful culture and the importance of aligning with users.
- James’ LinkedIn profile
- Directed discovery overview
- Engineering at Pluralsight PDF
- Project Voyager alpha (To access you must be logged in)
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What will the tech jobs of the future look like? To explore that question, we bring you the audio versions of four popular articles from Pluralsight's blog, focusing on blockchain, machine learning, cloud computing and big data analytics.
Want to read the posts?
- Tech jobs of tomorrow: Blockchain
- Tech jobs of tomorrow: Machine learning
- Tech jobs of tomorrow: Cloud computing
- Tech jobs of tomorrow: Big data
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Jeremy speaks with Microsoft MVP Scott Allen about C# 8.0, .NET Core, Blazor and much more.
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