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Command+Shift+Left
Command+Shift+Left is a podcast that helps you navigate the treacherous waters of the software development, ops, and security world, while also diving into the hot current trends in the industry. Join us, and embark on a journey through hilarious real-world stories, pro-tips and hacks for navigating your way around developer security.
Episodes
31 episodes
E6: Python Poems & Easter Egg Culture
From Python-scripted poetry and 'Easter egg' culture to absurdly predictable password breaches, we traverse the tech terrain. We'll discuss if timing truly is the key to startup success and finally, how a Tinder match in Antarctica underscores ...
E5: Death of DevOps & Code that Codes Itself
In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the future of DevOps, the profound influence of ChatGPT on humanity, and the growing specialization within software development. Join us as we discuss the ideal balance between DevOps and software e...
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E4: Fortunes & Flock Patterns
In this episode, we explore Warren Buffett's late-blooming fortune, share our personal journeys as software engineers, and unravel the mystery of recursive bird flocking. We also discuss the old but still relevant MUMPS database, the prevalence...
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E3: Turing the Unbeatable & 100 Million Servers
In this episode we dive into the complexities and confusions surrounding industry standard acronyms, explore the relationship between Java and JavaScript, and uncover the origins of JFrog's unique name. We also discuss the fascinating Turing Te...
E2: PHP Trauma & Programming Polyglots
In this exciting episode, we discuss the daring world of microservices without distributed tracing, the controversial nature of PHP as a programming language, the alarming vulnerability of many organizations to security breaches, and the ever-p...
E1: Google Goats & Feature Babies
In this thrilling episode, we discuss the parallels between tech debt and babies' rapid development, unveil the unexpected passion of developers, touch on China's Great Firewall, and reveal why goats are now part of Google's ecosystem.
