Building Collaboration: Recent Episodes
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Engineering expert, Doug Li, talks about his experience working at OpenAI, and how it compares to his time at early-Facebook. Listen now to learn how he uses AI in his workflows, what his favorite developer tools are, the last thing he committed to the codebase, and how he predicts AI will evolve over the next decade.
https://jg.gg/2018/09/29/stacked-diffs-versus-pull-requests/ (Stacked Diffs) are a much touted and also much misunderstood engineering workflow. Until now, the Stacked Diff Workflow was something you could only dream about if your team uses GitHub for code review. https://github.com/sven-of-cord (Sven Over), a senior engineer https://cord.com/ (Cord), decided it was time for that to change. Sven has created a new command line tool called SPR (pronounced "super") that makes stacked diffs and GitHub play nicely together. And it works even if you're the only one on your team who uses it.
What makes good APIs good? What makes bad APIs bad? How do you turn an idea into a real API that developers will love? Find out in the podcast. Jackson Gabbard, an ex-Facebook engineer and the CTO of Cord.com, talks with Adam Vartanian, an ex-Google engineer and senior engineer at Cord.com, talk about their experience of bringing developer-centric APIs to life. This podcast features hot-takes about GraphQL, Git, HTTP, and jQuery.
Let's talk through the actual build out of your own collaborative features. This episode walks through each step in the process of creating high quality collaborative features for your SaaS product.
Don't pay a premium for software that you could just build yourself. Use this guide to build your own collaboration software from scratch.