Talking big technology concepts, in a bitesize form. Usually 5 - 10 minutes, giving you, a non-technical person the ability to get the most out of your partnerships, collaborations, and teams. Without needing a decade or more of technical experience.This is Big Tech on Point; making technology accessible and technical collaborations possible.
In this episode I talk about what development frameworks are, why developers want to use them, and why business people should accept or actively encourage them.
I'm talking about frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter for PHP, ExpressJS or NodeJS, Spring MVC for Java, Ruby on Rails for Ruby, and Django for Python; among the myriad of others that are available.
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So you've had a great idea, awesome! This is what the development cycle roughly looks like, and the other costs you might incur along the way.
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Hiring for tech people when you don't have any in house to help you, is a minefield. To be honest, it's a minefield even when you do have a tech team to hire them into.
This podcast aims to give you some insight into how to find that right first or solo tech person.
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There's an absolute minefield myriad of job titles out there for tech people. I'm going to try and explain some of them, and roughly what they mean. Which hopefully will help you understand the roles of the people around you a bit better.
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Today I'm talking about how big corporations and your big super-power platforms have taken over, but what that value actually means for you and how you should be using it to your advantage; even if it somewhat disagrees with your ideological or political opinions.
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In this episode I quickly introduce the Podcast and what it's about, and I introduce myself.
This Podcast is about is taking concepts from big technology and teaching them to you in a bitesize way in five or ten minutes just so that when you collaborate with tech people or teams or partners, you've got some background knowledge and understanding so that you can really make the most of those collaborations.
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Okay, so maybe it's not dead completely. But websites basically are. In this episode we'll talk about how the internet has changed, what that really means. How you can exist without a website, but why you really should have one, or at the very least you should have a domain name.
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In this episode I talk about the "experts", who are usually either single technology developers, or are sales people in disguise.
I talk about how to detect their BS, how to figure out if they're actually experts at solving your technical problems, and how you can avoid vendor lock in.
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