Roaring Elephant

Episode 270 – Faster, Safer & Cheaper Cloud Infra?

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Uni kernels, Nano Kernels… It was all new to your co-hosts but this tech has been around for a while now and promises faster, safer & cheaper Cloud Infrastructure. Is this just hype or is it everything you could possibly hope for? We invited Ian Eyberg, CEO of nanovms and subject matter expert, to tell us all about it.

Episode 269 – OSS Data Tech that CAN!

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We found some statistics around Open source data sources and we’re very keen to find that OSS Data Tech that can solve all your needs, today! Or we’ll find out one more time that statistics are less trustworthy than we should like…

Episode 268 – Coding Like a Pro! (2)

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Jort Rodenburg, author of Code Like a Pro in C# (Published by Manning) joins your cohost in this second episode where we discuss good software development practices.

O, and yea, he wrote a book! 😀

Episode 267 – Coding Like a Pro!

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Jort Rodenburg, author of Code Like a Pro in C# (Published by Manning) joins your cohost in this and the next episode to discuss good software development practices.

O, and yea, he wrote a book! 😀

Episode 266 – Best Enterprise Communication Choices

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Email as a fundamental way of communication in your enterprise may be much maligned and despised, however, ditching email altogether, as some Internet sources would like you to do is definitely not the best path forwards. At least we don’t think so. A better way, possibly even the best way forward, is to use tools for the purpose they are built. Tools that are a good fit for real time communications, are not fit for other, slower communication channels.