Lorna Mitchell on OpenAPI in Design-First Development
VP of Developer Experience at Redocly Lorna Mitchell shares her strategies for API development with OpenAPI.
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Semaphore Uncut
A podcast for developers about building great products. Join us in discussing engineering excellence with top experts and sharpening your coding skills with technical tips from the Semaphore team. Your host is Semaphore’s co-founder, Darko Fabijan.
Recent Episodes
Cory O’Daniel on Infrastructure as Code
MassDriver co-founder Cory O’Daniel’s explains cloud management through infrastructure as code.
Floor Drees on Building Sustainable Open-Source Ecosystems
Tembo.io Head of Education Floor Drees discusses the challenges and future of sustainable open-source ecosystems.
Rich Harris on the Future —and Past— of Web Development
Web applications are increasingly transforming browsers into the primary interface for our digital lives. As we rely more on web applications for everything from work to entertainment, the responsiveness of these applications becomes paramount. Rich Harris, a former journalist and the mind behind Svelte, shares his insights into web development technologies and trends. Edited transcription […]
Craig McLuckie on Enforcing Compliance on Open Source Development
Open-source software is the building materials of the vast majority of digital technology as we know it. Anyone can access and contribute to it, which is great for flexibility and cost, but also means there’s a risk of hidden flaws. In this episode, Stacklok’s CEO Craig McLuckie shares his tools to check the quality and […]
Arun Gupta on Democratizing Enterprise AI Development
Arun Gupta explains OPEA’s strategy to open up AI technologies for businesses.
Meet the host
Darko Fabijan
Darko, co-founder of Semaphore, enjoys breaking new ground and exploring tools and ideas that improve developer lives. He enjoys finding the best technical solutions with his engineering team at Semaphore. In his spare time, you’ll find him cooking, hiking and gardening indoors.
