Eran Bibi is is a Founder, CPO, and DevOps Engineer at Firefly, a Cloud Asset Management solution that enables DevOps and SRE teams to rediscover their entire cloud footprint, understand which parts of it are codified vs. unmanaged, detect drifts to prevent service failures, and manage a single inventory of all their cloud resources across Multi-cloud, and Kubernetes deployments.

In this episode, Eran Bibi talks with host Aaron Bassett about making the switch into DevOps, his career transitions from Individual Contributor (IC) to management and back to IC again, then taking a Director position, and eventually founding his own company.

Links:

• Firefly (Twitter | LinkedIn)
• Eran Bibi: Twitter | LinkedIn

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Yishai Beeri is the CTO of Software Delivery Intelligence startup, LinearB. Yishai likes to solve problems, and that's why he is so fascinated with programming when he first encountered Logo back in the 80s, where the possibilities seemed endless. 

He made it a focus of his career to solve complex programming problems, both as a consultant and entrepreneur. In 2014, he joined the CTO office of a fast-moving cloud security startup, which was later acquired by a networking giant. At this startup, he also met Ori and Dan, now co-founders of LinearB. He joined them shortly after the company was established, in order to get back to what he loves most about engineering: solving exciting challenges.

In this episode, Yishai talks with host Ben Greenberg about the paradox of pull requests.

Links:

• LinearB (Twitter | LinkedIn)
• Yishai Beeri: Twitter | LinkedIn
• The Pull Request Paradox: Merge Faster By Promoting Your PR 

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Or Weis is a Founder, CEO, and serial entrepreneur. His latest venture Permit.io has just raised a $6 million seed funding round.

In this episode, Or talks with host, Aaron Bassett about working in Intelligence Corps in the military and focusing on development around cybersecurity, how when building anything significant in the world, if it has actual impact, it requires a lot of effort, and how as an entrepreneur, it's always great to create products in which you have empathy for your users. Understand your users.

Links:

• Permit.io (Twitter | LinkedIn)
• Or Weis: Twitter | LinkedIn

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David Melamed is one of five co-founders and the CTO at Jit, the continuous security platform for developers. He was born in France and holds a Ph.D. in bioinformatics. 

Professionally, he has been working for the past 20 years as a full-stack engineer, as a CTO, and as a technical evangelist mostly in cloud and, in particular, in cloud security. He is very curious and likes knowledge-sharing and empowering other people. 

In this episode, David talks with host, Kirk Haines, about frictions between developers and security engineers because security is mostly an afterthought, the concept of minimum viable security (MVS), and really common things that people forget to think about when they are building their applications but that are very easy things to fix. 

Links:

• Jit (Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook)
• David Melamed: Twitter | LinkedIn | GitHub

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Eyar Zilberman is a co-founder and CPO at Datree. Datree is a CLI tool that supports Kubernetes admins in their roles by preventing developers from making errors in Kubernetes configurations that can cause clusters to fail in production.

In law school, Eyar researched open-source licensing, fell in love with the technology, and became active in the development community. He has always been fascinated by the concept of open source and how it enables developers of all expertise levels to build applications and automate processes. 

In this episode, Eyar talks about why people are creating open-source projects, the reason building in the open for a company makes sense from day one, and why stars, licenses, READMEs, and tags on GitHub projects are important. 

Links:

• Datree
• Follow Datree on Twitter
• Docs
• Eyar Zilberman: Twitter | LinkedIn | GitHub | Dev.to
• Kubernetes 

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Aisha Blake talks to Developer Advocate at New Relic, Nočnica Fee, about how the technical field is a 50/50 split between people writing code and people doing a thing often overlooked: operations, and in order to learn a skill, you first have to understand all the individual components of that skill. You should always have some tangible goal you're trying to get to, and changing strategies to get there along the way is a-okay!

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Relicans host, Aaron Bassett, talks to Software Dev at Shopify and Turing School alum, Ryan Bahan about being comfortable being uncomfortable while figuring out what error messages mean, the application process when applying to a bootcamp and belonging to a post-pandemic remote cohort, and making important (& fun!) design decisions.

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Relicans host, Ali Diamond, chats with Director of Developer Experience at Kong, Michael Heap, about transitioning from coding to managing and building a DevRel team up to around 45 people. It wasn’t his technical skills, ability to present, or charming wit that made him successful, but it was the fact that he focused on the question, “why does the business care?”

Should you find a burning need to share your thoughts or rants about the show, please spray them at devrel@newrelic.com. While you're going to all the trouble of shipping us some bytes, please consider taking a moment to let us know what you'd like to hear on the show in the future. Despite the all-caps flaming you will receive in response, please know that we are sincerely interested in your feedback; we aim to appease. Follow us on the Twitters: @PolyglotShow.

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Relicans host, Ben Greenberg, and Engineering Manager at Orbit, Ulrich Sossou, talk about building diverse, dynamic software engineering teams at really fast-growing startup businesses around the world. 

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Relicans host, Aisha Blake talks to Startup Founder and Ethical Hacker, Ivy Evans about building and growing remote teams, the decisions that she makes as a technical founder, as well as what she delegates to members of her organization as she’s building something new.

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Relicans host, Kirk Haines, talks to former Relican, Chael Wright-Munn, about how programming is just as human as art, and poetry, and music where you’re following certain rules and certain conventions to create something that didn't exist before, making habits and systems versus trying to keep things in your head, and how she feels about the Rust programming language compared to other languages.

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Relicans host, Ben Greenberg, talks to Developer Evangelist, Lorna Mitchell, about developer burnout, writing technical documentation, and open-source culture and what it can bring into our working cultures and docs portals.

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Relicans host, Ali Diamond, talks to Staff Developer Advocate at PlanetScale, James Q. Quick, about recently hitting 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, creating edgier videos that provide value but still get people's attention, and how he repurposes content by pointing people back to it in the newer videos he makes.

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Relicans host, Aaron Bassett, talks to Alex Lakatos about creating a developer relations culture instead of creating a team, Grant for the Web: a fund to boost open, fair, and inclusive standards and innovation in Web Monetization, and being 1/2 of the Developer Avocados Weekly Newsletter and working in DevRel in general!

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Relicans host, Lauren Lee, talks to Front-End Architect at Temporal, Steve Kinney, about being drawn toward front-end engineering and blending the two worlds of teaching and tech.

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Relicans host, Aaron Bassett interviews Dave Bock about being a developer who made the jump into engineering management fairly quickly, running a non-profit for K-12 computer science education students, and his belief that as you rise in your career, it's often not about having deeper and deeper skills. At some point, it's about having wider skills, even if they're not as deep.

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Relicans host, Lauren Lee, talks to Senior Principal Engineer at Twilio, Scott Haines, about having a passion for distributed systems and event-based architectures, being a Databricks Beacon, and playing a critical role in establishing best practices for other emerging insights and analytics products in technology.

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Relicans host, Kirk Haines, talks to Software Development Consultant, Dave Aronson about quality software and how you assess quality in software and his ACRUMEN conference talk, which stands for: stands for the idea that software should be Appropriate, Correct, Robust, Usable, Maintainable, and Efficient. (The N stands for Nothing. He just tucked that on to make a real word!)

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Relicans host, Ali Diamond talks to Developer Advocate at Camunda, Josh Wulf, about becoming a self-taught programmer at the age of nine, accidentally finding himself in a mentoring position teaching kids how to program in Minecraft, and then creating Magikcraft, which allows people to write JavaScript code in your browser and then run the code on a multiplayer server.  

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Director of Developer Relations at New Relic, Jonan Scheffler, talks to Principal Software Engineer, Rein Henrichs, about working in Ruby and pivoting to Haskell, preferring functional programming and transitioning to Rust, and gives some awesome resources and recommendations if you might be into the same sort of thing along your own way.

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Relicans host Kirk Haines talks to Custom Ink’s, Chris Mar about building an architecture practice, having a responsibility to give back to the engineers that are beginning in their careers and helping them grow in leadership roles, and why as a leader, it is imperative that you model positive behavior.

Chris and Kirk even dive into a little crypto chat, and discuss and break down things like the blockchain and NFTs in simpler terms.

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Relicans host Ali Diamond talks to Senior Developer at Kyruus, Autumn Crossan, about encouraging and helping developers to get started and achieve their full potential by enabling them to do cool stuff they want to do, making business's workforce work better, and doing code reviews + giving helpful feedback.

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Relicans host Aaron Bassett talks to Technical Community Builder with Camunda, Kiran Oliver, about giving The Diana Initiative keynote this year on how to pick yourself up when you've been down.

They also talk about how to get started contributing to Kubernetes, being neurodivergent, and making webcomics and candlesticks with their wife!

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Relicans Director of DevRel, Jonan Scheffler talks to to Software Engineer and Serial Entrepreneur William Shepherd about how he’s loving life working in DevRel for OneSignal, his love of Typescript, how learning design patterns is integral as a dev, and his piece of advice to others? Don't focus on trends. You don’t need to know everything.

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Relicans host, Aaron Bassett talks to Developer Advocate at Cloud Foundry Foundation, Ram Iyengar, about Buildpacks, which transform your application source code into images that can run on any cloud.

The Paketo project provides production-ready buildpacks for the most popular languages and frameworks.

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