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Now displaying: January, 2019
Jan 30, 2019

This week we look at the big shift happening in Big Data as it moves to the cloud. Dave Hendrickson shares his experience at Thomson Reuters moving to the cloud, how to evaluate cloud vendors, and what to watch out for. Don't miss this week's episode.

Check out Dave's books on skills for architects here and catch all the great content for 2019 on the No Fluff Just Stuff Tour.

 

 

Jan 23, 2019

This week I'm joined by Alexander Von Zietzewitz from Hello2Morrow whose stated mission is to empower software craftsmanship. We talk about how to measure code quality, and more importantly, how SonarGraph can quantify code maintainability. 

Alexander brings decades of experience and wisdom and his insights can benefit any software engineer focused on building better software. 

Jan 16, 2019

The way we write software, our tools, and technologies have remained largely unchanged. This Week Tudor Girba demonstrates an entirely new set of tools that, in my opinion, will fundimentially change the way we read, write, and document our code. Don't miss this one!  

Jan 2, 2019

This week I'm joined once again by Steve Pousty (@theSteve0) and we're talking about the convergence of Big Data and Web architecture, how we're entering the golden age of distributed computing and why everyone should learn a little bit about data and analytics.

 

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