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AXOPEN - Expertise & développement informatiqueIA et développement : quels outils pour faire la différence ? Avec Sébastien Stormacq du podcast AWS !🎙️ Podcast AXOPEN – IA et développement : quels outils pour faire la différence ? Avec Sébastien Stormacq du podcast AWS !L’intelligence artificielle fait naître chaque semaine de nouveaux outils pour les développeurs. Promesses grandioses, effets de mode, véritables gains de productivité… pas toujours simple de démêler le vrai du buzz. Dans cet épisode, on accueille Sébastien Stormacq, animateur du podcast AWS en français, pour faire le point. Quels outils valent vraiment le coup ? Pour quels usages ? Quelle place pour la régulation ? Et surtout : l’IA est-elle en train de redéf...2025-06-1955 min
The AWS Developers PodcastMulti-Model Magic: Inside SurrealDBIn this episode of the AWS Developers Podcast, host Sebastien Stormacq sits down with Toby, CEO and co-founder of SurrealDB, to explore the world of multi-model databases. They unpack how SurrealDB stands out by cleanly separating storage from compute, supporting multiple data models within a single engine, and delivering a developer-friendly experience through its web-based tools and Rust-powered core. Toby shares insights into the journey from Golang to Rust, explains how developers can use SurrealDB as either an embedded library or a server, and discusses real-world use cases from edge deployments to real-time decision-making in the cloud. The conversation highlights...2025-05-2333 min
Le podcast 🎙️ AWS ☁️ en 🇫🇷Claranet, jeunes talents et inclusion : bâtir l’entreprise de demainDans cet épisode du podcast AWS en français, Sébastien Stormacq reçoit Kahina Idiri, directrice des partenaires chez Claranet France, pour une conversation passionnante sur l’avenir des talents dans la tech.
Comment attirer, intégrer et accompagner les générations Y et Z dans un secteur en constante évolution ? Comment faire de la diversité et de l’inclusion un levier de performance, et non un simple slogan ? Kahina partage les initiatives concrètes de Claranet pour répondre à ces enjeux, notamment en matière d’alternance, de mentorat, de visibilité des femmes dans la tech, et d’accompagnement à l...2025-04-2332 min
The AWS Developers PodcastThe new stack: AI, Tools, MCP (& Amazon Bedrock)In this episode of the AWS Developers Podcast, Sebastien Stormacq is joined by Giuseppe Battista and Kevin Shaffer-Morrison for a deep dive into Agentic AI and the Model Context Protocol (MCP). They explore how startups are rapidly adopting generative AI and the business and technical hurdles they encounter along the way. The conversation covers how AI agents are integrated into workflows, the role of orchestration technologies, and how tools enhance the planning capabilities of AI models. The trio unpacks the MCP framework and its potential to standardize communication between large language models and tools—drawing a compelling analogy to how US...2025-04-1848 min
The AWS Developers PodcastLambda Event Sources: From Infrastructure to ImplementationHosts Tiffany Souterre and Sebastien Stormacq sit down with Rajesh Pandey to explore the critical role of events in AWS Lambda. They dive deep into how events trigger Lambda functions and how AWS has built infrastructure to ensure high availability while optimizing costs for customers. Rajesh explains the various event sources supported by Lambda and discusses important considerations around streaming data, latency, and performance. The conversation covers essential topics for developers including message handling, at-least-once delivery guarantees, and the developer's responsibility in tracking and managing messages. The trio explores advanced features such as event filtering—a highly popular capability that ha...2025-03-1442 min
Mon Carnet, l'actu numérique{ENTREVUE} - Le travail des développeurs change avec l’IAAvec Sébastien Stormacq, Developer Advocate chez AWS, on parle de l'outil Amazon Q Developer, un assistant intelligent qui simplifie des tâches complexes comme la modernisation et la migration de code. Bien que ces technologies augmentent considérablement la productivité, elles soulèvent des questions éthiques sur l'origine et la confidentialité du code utilisé pour entraîner les modèles. Stormacq reste optimiste quant à l'impact de l'IA générative, estimant qu'elle ouvre la programmation à un public plus large et stimule l'innovation.2024-12-1010 min
Empower AppsSwift, Server Side, Serverless with Sébastien StormacqSébastien Stormacq joins us to talk about AWS Lambda and Swift - what does "Serverless" mean, how deployment works, and how to get started.GuestSébastien ☁ Stormacq 🇺🇦 (@sebsto) / XSeb @ AWS (@sebsto.bsky.social) — BlueskySébastien ☁ (Seb) Stormacq | LinkedInGithub - sebsto (Sébastien Stormacq)Sebastien Stormacq (@sebstormacq) • Threads, Say moreSebastien Stormacq (@sebsto@awscommunity.social) - AWSCommunity.socialAnnouncementsBrightDigit 103 - 🎁 Early Black Friday Deals50% off first year of Bushel Pro25% off Patreon Membership - Use Code 64632Join Bushel BetaJoin our Brand New Patreon Page!Newsletters | BrightDigitLinksswift-server/swift-aw...2024-12-0243 min
Le podcast 🎙️ AWS ☁️ en 🇫🇷Le projet LakeChainDes chaînes de traitements de vos documents: Dans cet épisode du podcast AWS en français, Sébastien et Halim discutent du traitement de documents et du projet open source appelé Lakechain. Ils expliquent que le traitement de documents consiste à automatiser l’extraction, la transformation et l’analyse de documents tels que des fichiers PDF, des documents Word, des images et des vidéos.
Lakechain est un système open source et natif du cloud pour gérer et traiter des documents sur AWS. Il permet aux développeurs de créer des pipelines de traitement de documents en utilisant un en...2024-11-2246 min
Le podcast 🎙️ AWS ☁️ en 🇫🇷CoinActDes alertes crypto en temps réel, en serverless: Le trading de cryptomonnaies, c'est un univers complexe et volatile où chaque seconde compte. Pour réussir, les traders ont besoin d'outils performants et réactifs. C'est là qu'intervient CoinAct, une startup française qui a développé une plateforme d'alertes en temps réel capable de traiter 5000 événements par minute ! ⚡ Dans cet épisode, nous recevons Vincent Bertin et Sébastien Napoleon, les co-fondateurs de CoinAct, qui vont nous dévoiler les coulisses de leur projet. De l'architecture serverless basée sur AWS Lambda et EventBridge à la gestion de millions d'alertes par jour...2024-08-3044 min
Le podcast 🎙️ AWS ☁️ en 🇫🇷AWS re:Invent re:Cap - Mardi: Un résumé quotiden des principales annonces faites à re:Invent 2023. Enregistré à Las Vegas le mardi 28 novembre 2023.Avec Sébastien Napoleon, AWS Community Builder, Cloud & DevOps enthusiastAmazon QAmazon Q dans la consoleAmazon Q pour moderniser vos applications JavaAmazon Q pour QuickSightAmazon Q pour ConnectAmazon Q for BusinessGraviton 4Bedrock Streaming, de l'analytic dans sur ArmS3 express one zoneAmazon Elastic Cache serverlessAurora Limitless DatabaseAWS News BlogWhat's new feed2023-11-2917 min
Les Carnets de l'IA#21 - Sébastien Stormacq - L'IA pour répondre aux défis logistiques chez Amazon«Chez Amazon, il y a des milliers de cas d’usage avec l’IA et chaque équipe l’utilise au quotidien d’une façon ou d’une autre.»
Sébastien Stormacq est Principal Developer Advocate chez Amazon Web Services (AWS). La multinationale relève un défi fou : livrer n’importe quelle commande sur le pas de votre porte en 24 heures. Une prouesse qui serait irréalisable sans un allié de taille : l’intelligence artificielle. « Amazon, avant d’être un retailler, c’est surtout une boîte de tech...2023-06-1315 min
Jon Myer PodcastEp#132 Deploy Your MAC In The Cloud with Sebastien Stormacq from AWSWelcome to the Jon Myer Podcast! In this episode, we have Sebastien Stormacq, a Principal Developer Advocate from AWS, as our guest. Our topic today is "Amazon EC2 Mac Instances and iOS Development." We will discuss how Macs are now available on-demand in the AWS cloud and how this offering improves iOS development pipelines and remote users.
Sebastien will walk us through a demo of how to make changes to your application with Amazon EC2 Mac instances. Let's dive in!2023-05-2945 min
LogiCast AWS NewsSeason 2 Episode 11 - Bots, Birthdays & BarcelonaIn the LogOff special Jon and Karl talk about Tapas, S3, Rust, multi account strategies for SMBs, and Pi.
Here are links to the topics discussed:
AWS previews Mountpoint, a specialized open source Rust client to mount S3 storage into the file system via Tim Anderson on DevClass
AWS Chatbot Now Integrates With Microsoft Teams via Sébastien Stormacq on Amazon Web Services (AWS) blog
Multi-account strategy for small and medium businesses via Alex Torres on Amazon Web Services (AWS) blog
AWS S3: You can check out but can never leave via Chris Mellor on Blocks a...2023-03-2427 min
The AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 075 - Cloud Application Monitoring with Datadog and Jason YeeIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Jason Yee, Staff Technical Evangelist
at Datadog. Datadog is an essential monitoring and security platform for cloud applications
offering end traces, metrics, and logs to help make your applications, infrastructure, and
third-party services entirely observable. Jason covers how developers can best think of
observability, the helpful tenants of LIFT (latency, errors, traffic, and saturation), and
how to get started today. Jason also gives an overview of Graviton processors, an analysis
of cost and performance, and how Datadog has been able to generate massive cost savings
through a service migration to ARM.
Follow...2023-03-1747 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 074 - AIOps with Caroline GluckIn this episode, Brooke and Dave chat with Caroline Gluck, Senior Cloud
Application Architect at AWS. Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps) is an
approach to IT operations that uses machine learning and other forms of artificial
intelligence to automate and optimize various IT processes. It can help improve the
efficiency, agility, and reliability of IT operations by reducing the time and effort
required to detect and resolve issues, improving the accuracy of predictions and
decision-making, and enabling faster response times to changes and incidents. Caroline walks
us through her cloud journey, what AWS services can help with AIOps, and...2023-03-1034 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 073 - Fully Managed Blue Green Deployments in Amazon Aurora and Amazon RDS with
Keyur DiwanIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Keyur Diwan Sr. Product Manager, Amazon
RDS. Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is a collection of managed services
that makes it simple to set up, operate, and scale databases in the cloud. Amazon RDS
recently launched fully managed Blue/Green Deployments to help you with safer, simpler, and
faster updates to your Amazon Aurora and Amazon RDS databases. Blue/Green Deployments create
a fully managed staging environment that allows you to deploy and test production changes,
keeping your current production database safe. With a single click, you can promote the
staging...2023-03-0329 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 072 - AWS Amplify Flutter with Abdallah ShabanIn this episode, Brooke and Dave chat with Abdallah Shaban, Sr. Product Manager,
Tech, for Amplify JS and Flutter. AWS Amplify is a complete solution that lets frontend web
and mobile developers easily build, ship, and host full-stack applications on AWS, with no
cloud expertise needed. Abdallah brings us up to speed on what the team has been building
for developers and walks us through the new Amplify Flutter Web and Desktop Support for AWS
Amplify Storage, Analytics and API Libraries.
Abdallah’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/AbdallahSh07
AWS Amplify’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/awsamplify
Brooke’s Twitter: https://twitte...2023-02-2327 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 071 - Amazon EventBridge Pipes with Nik PinskiIn this episode, Dave is joined by co-host Brooke Jaimeson, and Nik Pinski,
Principal Engineer, AWS on the Amazon EventBridge team. Amazon EventBridge Pipes helps you
create point-to-point integrations between event producers and consumers with optional
transform, filter and enrich steps, while helping to reduces the amount of integration code
you need to write and maintain. Nik walks us through this new Pipes feature for Amazon
EventBridge, what it means for developers, and how you can get started building with it
today.
Brooke’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/brooke_jamieson
Brooke on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookejamieson/
Brooke’s Ti...2023-02-1026 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 070 - Amazon DocumentDB Elastic Clusters with Vin YuIn this episode, Dave is joined by special co-host Linda Haviv, and Vin Yu, Sr.
Product Manager – Tech at Amazon Web Services. Amazon DocumentDB is a MongoDB compatible,
fully managed native JSON document database, that makes it easy and cost effective to
operate critical document workloads at virtually any scale. Vin shares his journey to the
cloud, gives insights on the Product Manager -Tech role at Amazon, and covers recent updates
to Amazon DocumentDB. During re:Invent 2022, Vin's team also announced Amazon Document DB
Elastic Clusters, enabling the ability to elastically scale your document database to handle
virtually any number of...2023-02-0331 min
BeeKozBeeKoz#9 La magie des lambdas avec Sébastien StormacqDans cet épisode, Sébastien Stormacq, Principal Developer Advocate chez AWS, joue le rôle de démystificateur concernant les lambdas.
Leurs origines, leur conception, leur fonctionnement, les différents cas d'usage (Alexa par exemple), un panel d'informations et d'exemples donnés durant ce podcast vous permettant de mieux comprendre le principe de serverless, ce que sont les lambdas selon AWS, l'utilisation avec les différents langages et évolutions, les différents services associés (Event Bridge, Step Function) ainsi que leur lien avec l'asynchronisme.
Le tout sera bien sûr servi...2023-02-021h 04The AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 069 - AWS Step Functions Distributed Map with Justin CallisonIn this episode, Dave is joined by special co-host Brooke Jaimeson, and Justin
Callison, General Manager AWS Step Functions. AWS Step Functions is a visual workflow
service that helps developers use AWS services to build distributed applications, automate
processes, orchestrate microservices, and create data and machine learning pipelines. Justin
walks us through what is new in Step Functions, the Workflow Studio tool, how customers are
using the service today, and the new distributed map support launched at re:Invent 2022.
Justin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justincallison
Justin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-callison
Brooke’s Twitter: https://twitter.co...2023-01-2737 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 068 - RDS Optimized Writes with Prasad PanditIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Prasad Pandit, Principal Product
Manager, RDS Open Source. Prasad walks us through some of the recent performance innovations
in Amazon’s Relational Database Service (RDS) as well as how MySQL writes data today. He
then discusses the re:Invent 2022 launch of RDS Optimized Writes, which can help improve
write throughput by up to 2x at no additional cost. RDS Optimized Writes is especially
useful for MySQL customers with write-intensive database workloads, commonly found in
applications such as digital payments, financial trading, and online gaming.
Prasad on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pr...2023-01-2016 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 067 - Introducing AWS DMS Schema Conversion with Vaibhav KhandelwalIn this episode, Dave chats with Vaibhav Khandelwal, Sr. Technical Product
Manager for AWS DMS. The AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) helps customers securely
migrate their databases to AWS with minimal downtime. Since 2016, AWS DMS has migrated more
than 800,000 databases and currently supports over 20+ database and analytics engines.
Vaibhav’s team recently launched the AWS DMS Schema Conversion service, which streamlines
database migrations by making schema assessment and conversion available directly inside AWS
DMS. Vaibhav walks us through an overview of DMS, how developers can get started with this
new managed service, and what his team is focusing on delivering ne...2023-01-1332 min
BeeKozBeeKoz#8 AWS re:Invent 2022 avec Sébastien StormacqDans cet épisode, Sébastien Stormacq, Principal Developer Advocate chez AWS, nous parle des dernières nouveautés de la récente conférence AWS re:Invent.
A l'aide de son expérience, de sa participation à cet événement et de sa pédagogie, il nous permettra de mieux comprendre cette conférence et les nouveautés présentées.
Que vous soyez un habitué, néophyte, ou de passage, cet épisode vous permettra de naviguer sur cet océan d'annonces en abordant plusieurs thèmes dont la performance, l'écologie, la facil...2023-01-1252 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 066 - AWS AppSync Updates with Brice PelleIn this episode, Emily and Dave catch up with Brice Pelle, Principal Product
Manager for AWS Appsync. AppSync is a managed service that helps simplify data access, and
the creation of scalable GraphQL APIs. Brice walks us through everything new in Appsync for
developers post re:Invent 2022! This includes the ability to now write GraphQL APIs using
JavaScript, the availability of two new libraries, and a new test API to simplify local
development and testing.
Brice on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BricePelle
[DOCS] AWS AppSync Developer Guide -
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/appsync/latest/devguide/what-is-appsync.html
[DOCS] AWS...2023-01-0620 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 065 - Application Resiliency with Laura HyattIn this episode, Dave is joined by special co-host Brooke Jaimeson, and Laura
Hyatt, Global Solution Architect for AWS Resilience Hub. Laura shares her knowledge on
building resilient architectures in the AWS cloud, defining good recovery time objectives
(RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO) for your organization, the difference between
reliability and resiliency in modern apps, how to handle disruptions across your
applications and even regions, as well as a day in the life of an AWS solutions architect!
Laura’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/LauraJHyatt
Laura on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-hyatt/
Brooke’s Twitter: https://twitter.com...2022-12-2341 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 064 - DevOps with Namrata ShahIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Namrata Shah, Managing Director, PwC,
about all things DevOps. Namrata has over two decades of consulting experience where she
managed very large Developers teams. In this episode she shares her DevOps journey through
the years, what developers look for in the real world around DevOps, what an ideal DevOps
Tool would be that doesn’t exist today, and what the future of AIOps, NoOps, and DevOps
itself might look like.
Namrata on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/namratashah/
Namrata’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyfbIg_2svVrssNUExEI6fw
Namrata’s AWS...2022-12-1628 min
WeSpeakCloudParlons du métier de DevRelParmi les métiers de l’IT les plus atypiques, celui de DevRel apparaît en bonne position.
À cheval entre de la technique, de l’avant-vente et du marketing, le ou la DevRel est source de nombreuses interrogations quant à son rôle exact. Ces dernières années ont vu ce métier monter en puissance en termes d’attractivité et d’importance. Pour autant, savez-vous exactement ce qu’implique d’être DevRel ?
Nous accueillons lors de cet épisode Sébastien Stormacq, Principal Developer Advocate AWS, pour démêler le vrai du faux autour de cette profession.2022-12-1437 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 063 - Announcing Trusted Language Extensions for PostgreSQLIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with John Dalton, Sr. Product Manager,
Amazon RDS Open Source, and Jonathan Katz, Principal PMT, Amazon RDS Open Source, about the
recent launch of Trusted Language Extensions PostgreSQL. Trusted Language Extensions for
PostgreSQL is an open source development kit for building PostgreSQL extensions that allows
developers to build high performance PostgreSQL extensions and safely run them on your RDS
for PostgreSQL DB instance. By using Trusted Language Extensions (TLE) for PostgreSQL,
developers can create PostgreSQL extensions that follow the documented approach for
extending PostgreSQL functionality. Both Johns discuss building this new service update...2022-12-1217 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 062 - Announcing Amazon Code Whisperer Developer Preview with Srinivas
IragavarapuIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Srinivas Iragavarapu, Sr. SDM for
Amazon CodeWhisperer. Designed to improve developer productivity, Amazon CodeWhisperer
provides machine learning (ML)–powered code recommendations to accelerate development of C#,
Java, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript applications. The service integrates with multiple
integrated development environments (IDEs), including JetBrains (IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, and
WebStorm), Visual Studio Code, AWS Cloud9, and the AWS Lambda console, and helps developers
write code faster by generating entire functions and logical blocks of code—often consisting
of more than 10–15 lines of code. Srinivas discusses the recent re:Invent 2022 developer
preview launch, how the team b...2022-12-0716 min
The AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 061 - Announcing Amazon CodeCatalyst with Harry Mower and Doug ClausonIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Harry Mower, GM for AWS DevOps Tools,
and Doug Clauson, Principal Product Manager Technical for AWS DevTools. Amazon CodeCatalyst
is a unified software development and delivery service, that enables software development
teams to quickly and easily plan, develop, collaborate on, build, and deliver applications
on AWS, reducing friction throughout the development lifecycle. Harry and Doug walk us
through this new product announcement, how the idea for a unified developer environment
started inside AWS, how their team thinks about developer experience, lessons learned
building such a product, and how you can get started...2022-12-0142 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 060 - Introducing Lambda SnapStart with Tarun Rai MadanIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Tarun Rai Madan, Sr. Product Manager
for AWS Lambda. AWS Lambda SnapStart for Java offers up to 10x faster function startup
performance at no extra cost. Lambda SnapStart is a performance optimization that makes it
easier for you to build highly responsive and scalable Java applications using AWS Lambda,
without having to provision resources or spend time and effort implementing complex
performance optimizations. Tarun walks us through what this new feature means for
developers, how the Lambda team was able to create such improved performance, and how
developers can enable it today.
...2022-11-2924 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 059 - Amazon CodeWhisperer with Brian TarboxIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Brian Tarbox, Principal Alexa Voice
Designer at Epic Strategies. Brian has over thirty years’ experience in tech, has been
awarded ten patents, written numerous papers, and co-leads the Boston AWS Meetup. He has
been using Amazon CodeWhisperer in his current day to day job, shares how more productive it
has enabled him to be, walks us through what he’s learned, and where developers can get
started.
Brian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briantarbox/
Brian’s Website: https://briantarbox.org/
Brian’s AWS Community Hero page:
https://aws.amazon.com/develope...2022-11-1836 min
DevApps#87 Interconnexion Azure et AWSDans cette vidéo, Philippe Paiola (Microsoft) et Sébastien Stormacq (Amazon) viennent nous présenter comment interconnecter des services d'un Cloud vers un autre Cloud.2022-11-1100 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 058 - Serverless and Well Architectured Frameworks with Kristi PerreaultIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Kristi Perreault, a Principal Software
Engineer at Liberty Mutual, and an AWS Serverless Hero. Krisiti shares her journey to the
cloud, thoughts on Serverless, building a sustainable application, the importance of well
architected frameworks, and how she aids over 4,000 Liberty Mutual engineers to be more
successful in their jobs. The trio also discusses the importance of creating an inclusive
work environment for all. Both Emily and Kristi share their personal journeys as women in
tech, actionable advice, and steps allies can take in support.
Kristi’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/kperreault95
Kristi on...2022-11-0432 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 057 - Diving Into the Next.js Conf Announcements with Lee RobinsonIn this episode, Dave chats again with Lee Robinson, VP of Developer Experience
at Vercel. Lee dives into all of the announcements around Next.js from last week’s
conference. This includes Next.js version 13, Turbopack, a Rust based successor to Webpack,
routing, server components, a server-first approach, and new real-time analytics. If you
missed it, you can listen to part one of this conversation in Episode 056.
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Our fellow Developer Advocate, Brooke Jamieson, was also at the Next.js conf, and they
interviewed people from the show floor. Check their content out here!
Brooke’s Tik Tok:
https://www.tikt...2022-10-2825 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 056 - React and Next.js for AWS Developers with Lee RobinsonIn this episode, Dave chats with Lee Robinson, VP of Developer Experience at
Vercel. The pair discuss Lee’s career as a developer, an overview of what the React
framework is, and an introduction to Next.js for developers. Lee then discusses some of the
challenges in modern web development, what trends frontend developers should be paying
attention to currently, and his thoughts on the future of React.
Next.js conf will be held on October 25th, and is free to attend online via
https://nextjs.org/conf. Lee will be coming back next week, post conference, to share all
th...2022-10-2125 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 055 - DevOps 2022 with Chris WilliamsIn this episode, Dave and Emily continue their chat with Chris Williams, an AWS
Community Hero, and Cloud Therapist at World Wide Technology. The trio discusses the current
state of DevOps in 2022, the impacts of the pandemic, how DevOps is evolving, people vs.
technology in moving DevOps forward, and tips for developers helping to better than own work
culture. If you missed it, you can listen to part one of this conversation in Episode 054.
Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mistwire
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Chris on LinkedIn: https://www...2022-10-0627 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 054 - Developer Community with Chris WilliamsIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Chris Williams, an AWS Community Hero,
and Cloud Therapist at World Wide Technology. Chris walks us through his multi-decade
career, from the start of computer virtualization, to breaking into Cloud Computing, and the
history of Boston area developer communities. The trio share what changes they have seen the
pandemic bring to communities, why they feel it is important to be part of your local
developer community, and how true growth comes from learning with others.
Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mistwire
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter...2022-09-3024 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 053 - Developing for Observability and Sustainability with Danilo Poccia - Part
2In this episode, Dave continues his chat with Danilo Poccia, Chief Evangelist,
EMEA at Amazon Web Services. Amazon Web Services is focused on powering all operations with
100% renewable energy by 2025 and committed to achieving Amazon's goal of net-zero carbon by
2040. In this second part, Danilo shares specific guidance for developers around using
storage and compute services, instance types, data retention, open-source libraries, and
more to help maximize sustainability in their modern applications. You can listen to part
one of this conversation in Episode 052.
Danilo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/danilop
Danilo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpoccia/
Danilo’s...2022-09-2425 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 052 - Developing for Observability and Sustainability with Danilo PocciaIn this episode, Dave chats with Danilo Poccia, Chief Evangelist, EMEA at Amazon
Web Services. Danilo shares his journey from online trainer, solutions architect, to the
Chief Evangelist at AWS for EMEA. Amazon Web Services is focused on powering all operations
with 100% renewable energy by 2025 and committed to achieving Amazon's goal of net-zero
carbon by 2040. Danilo shares what this initiative means from a developer perspective,
including specific advice across AWS services, and the importance of observability to
understand the sustainability of your own modern applications.
Danilo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/danilop
Danilo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in...2022-09-1624 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 051 - Amplify Studio GA with Ali Spittel - Part 2In part two, Dave and Emily continue their conversation with Ali Spittel, head of
developer advocacy for AWS Amplify at Amazon. Ali covers the general availability release of
Amplify Studio, the history behind the service, and how it can help designer and developers
work better together. She also discusses the role of developer advocacy, social media, and
the trio shares some of the history behind early developer relations. As part of this
conversation, Ali announced the AWS Amplify Hackathon running the entire month of September
and giving developers a chance to win both cash prizes and AWS swag! If you...2022-09-0921 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 050 - Amplify Studio GA with Ali SpittelIn this episode Emily and Dave catch up with Ali Spittel, head of developer
advocacy for AWS Amplify at Amazon. Ali covers the general availability release of Amplify
Studio, the history behind the service, and how it is helping designer and developers work
better together. She also covers how the Amplify team works directly with the community to
shape the product, and announces the AWS Amplify Hackathon. This hackathon will be running
the entire month of September and giving developers a chance to win both cash prizes and AWS
swag!
Ali on Twitter: twitter.com/ASpittel
Emily on Twitter: twitter...2022-09-0123 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 049 – Starting a Career in Cloud Computing with Linda HavivIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Linda Haviv, a Developer Advocate at
Amazon Web Services. Linda has a large social media following on both TikTok and Instagram,
where she covers numerous AWS and cloud concepts, offers advice to people looking to start a
cloud career, and highlights many other members of the developer community. Linda shares her
journey from being a full-time journalist, how she found a love a tech, and the decision she
made to start a developer career. She offers plenty of advice to new developers ramping up,
the importance of meetups and community, as well...2022-08-2640 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 048 - Integration and Automation Team with Troy Ameigh and Dave MayIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Troy Ameigh, Sr. Partner Solutions
Architect, and Dave May, Partner Solutions Architect who both work on the Integration and
Automation Team at AWS (I&A). The AWS I&A team is responsible for building Quik
Starts, which are automated reference deployments using AWS Services. These Quick Starts
help customers deploy popular technologies on AWS according to AWS best practices and can
reduce deployments from hundreds of manual procedures to just a few steps.
Troy on GitHub: https://github.com/troy-ameigh
Troy on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/troy-ameigh
Dave on GitHub: https...2022-08-1929 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 047 - Getting Started with Terraform on AWS with Cobus BernardIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Cobus Bernard, Sr Developer Advocate,
Technical Experience at AWS. Cobus talks about his experience moving from Africa to the
United States, the tech scene in Africa, and what it was like working in developer relations
with such a diverse geography. Cobus then dives into an introduction to using Terraform on
AWS, understanding HCL and modules, and shares some of the gotchas developers might run
into.
Cobus on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cobusbernard
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Cobus YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly...2022-08-0430 min
One Thing Today in TechAmazon offers $29 skill builder courses; YC shrinks summer cohort; MIT advances ‘ analogue deep learning’Y Combinator has cut the number of startups within its accelerator for the Summer 2022 batch by 40 percent, citing the global economic slowdown, TechCrunch reports. The cohort, currently on, has nearly 250 companies, while there were 414 companies in the previous batch, according to TechCrunch. AWS has launched new subscriptions to its cloud tech learning at attractive rates. And MIT researchers have built an artificial synapse that’s faster than those in the human brain.
Notes:
Y Combinator has cut the number of startups within its accelerator for the Summer 2022 batch by 40 percent, citing the global economic slowdown, Te...2022-08-0303 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 046 - Computer Vision on AWS with Francesco Pochetti – Part 2In part two, Dave chats again with Francesco Pochetti, Senior Machine Language
Engineer at Bolt, and an AWS Machine Learning Hero. In this episode, Francesco dives deep in
the ML tools on AWS, starting with the tools such as NVIDIA Triton and TensorRT, and how to
improve processing time for Computer Vision. He also covers Amazon SageMaker, and many other
AWS ML services as well as deploying ML models using Docker in the best way possible. If you
missed it, you could listen to part one of this conversation in Episode 045.
Francesco on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fra_Pochetti
Dave...2022-07-2930 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 045 - Computer Vision on AWS with Francesco PochettiIn this episode, Dave chats with Francesco Pochetti, Senior Machine Language
Engineer at Bolt, and an AWS Machine Learning Hero. Francesco covers his career start as a
chemist, his journey into a career of Data Science, and how Computer Vision technology is
handling some of the most difficult Machine Learning problems today.
Francesco on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fra_Pochetti
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Francesco’s Website: https://francescopochetti.com/
Francesco’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francescopochetti/
Francesco’s GitHub: https://github.com/FraPochetti
[BLOG] Blurry faces: Training, Optimizing and Deploying a segmentation model on Amazon...2022-07-1526 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 044 - The Evolution of DevOps with Matty Stratton - Part 2In part two, Dave and Emily continue their chat with Matty Stratton. If you
missed it, please listen to part one of this conversation in Episode 043. Matt is a Staff
Developer Advocate at Pulumi, founder and co-host of the popular Arrested DevOps podcast,
and the global chair of the DevOpsDays set of conferences. He is a well-known international
speaker and brings over 20 years of IT Operations experience. Matt recants the early days of
DevOps, shares more tech history, and offers an exciting look at what is yet to come for the
industry.
Matt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattstratton
Emily...2022-07-0818 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 043 - The Evolution of DevOps with Matty StrattonIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Matty Stratton. Matt is a Staff
Developer Advocate at Pulumi, founder and co-host of the popular Arrested DevOps podcast,
and the global chair of the DevOpsDays set of conferences. He is a well-known international
speaker and brings over 20 years of IT Operations experience. Matt walks through his journey
to the cloud, the early days of DevOps, the creation of DevOps days, and thought stuff on
the current state of DevOps.
Matt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattstratton
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Matt’s...2022-06-2724 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 042 - AWS Data Services with Lynn LangitIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Lynn Langit, a Cloud Architect,
Teacher, and AWS Data Hero. Lynn walks through her journey to the cloud, understanding the
need for different types of data, gives an excellent overview of the different AWS Data
Services, and how you can get started choosing the right one for your needs.
Lynn on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lynnlangit
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Lynn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlangit/
Lynn’s Blog: https://lynnlangit.com/
Lynn on Medium: https://lynnlangit.medium.com/
Ly...2022-06-1730 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 041 - AWS CloudFormation Hooks with Matteo Rinaudo - Part 2Continuing their conversation from Episode 40, Dave chats with Matteo Rinaudo, a
Senior Developer Advocate for AWS CloudFormation (CFN). Matteo dives deeper into
CloudFormation, walks through the CloudFormation Hook GitHub repo, and discusses real world
advice on how to code with CloudFormation today.
Matteo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrinaudo
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
AWS CloudFormation: https://go.aws/3zgjyZ7
AWS CloudFormation CLI: https://go.aws/3Mi7Ujw
AWS CloudFormation Quotas: https://go.aws/3ayBa8l
AWS CloudFormation Hooks User Guide: https://go.aws/3NTZeRo
CloudFormation Hooks Examples: https://bit.ly/3Q2s6Zy
Additional CloudFormation Hooks Java...2022-06-1020 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 040 - AWS CloudFormation Hooks with Matteo RinaudoIn this episode, Dave chats with Matteo Rinaudo, a Senior Developer Advocate for
AWS CloudFormation (CFN). Matteo walks through his career start, the beginnings of
Infrastructure as Code (IaC), why CloudFormation is useful for developers, and the recent
launch of CloudFormation Hooks. CloudFormation Hooks is a new way to create executable
custom logic that will automatically inspect your cloud resources before provisioning.
Matteo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrinaudo
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
AWS CloudFormation: https://go.aws/3zgjyZ7
AWS CloudFormation CLI: https://go.aws/3Mi7Ujw
AWS CloudFormation Quotas: https://go.aws/3ayBa8l
AWS CloudFormation...2022-06-0325 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 039 - Event Driven Architecture with Talia NassiIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Talia Nassi, a Senior Developer
Advocate for AWS Serverless. Talia covers her cloud career, Q&A, and the oddly effective
method of testing in production. One of Talia’s passions is EDA, or Event Driven
Architecture. In this chat, Talia walks through the different event driven AWS services
developers can utilize, when to choose one over the other, and how best to get started.
Talia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/talia_nassi
Emily on Twitter: twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: twitter.com/thedavedev
Talia at AWS re:Invent 2021 - What’s New...2022-05-2725 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 038 - Coding from the Command Line with Darko Mesaros - Part 2In this episode, Emily and Dave continue their chat with Darko Mesaros, Senior
Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services. In part two of this two-part series, Darko talks
about his command line setup, some of the tools he uses, and tips for a productive developer
environment. Part 1 is available as Episode 037.
Darko on Twitter: twitter.com/darkosubotica
Emily on Twitter: twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: twitter.com/thedavedev
Darko on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darko-mesaro%C5%A1-02b66622/
Darko’s Website: https://www.rup12.net/
Darko on GitHub: https://github.com/darko-mesaros
Darko on Getting Started wi...2022-05-2021 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 037 - Coding from the Command Line with Darko MesarosIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Darko Mesaros, Senior Developer
Advocate at Amazon Web Services. In part one of this two-part series, Darko talks about
growing up in Serbia, his journey to the cloud, his love of vintage computers, and the power
of coding within limited hardware constraints.
Darko on Twitter: twitter.com/darkosubotica
Emily on Twitter: twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: twitter.com/thedavedev
Darko on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darko-mesaro%C5%A1-02b66622/
Darko’s Website: https://www.rup12.net/
Darko on GitHub: https://github.com/darko-mesaros
Darko on Getting Started with AW...2022-05-1424 min
Le podcast 🎙️ AWS ☁️ en 🇫🇷Decathlon - le sport dans le cloudComment Decathlon a fermé ses quatre data centers: Décathlon rend accessible durablement les plaisirs et les bienfaits du sport au plus grand nombre. Nous parlons de la stratégie cloud de Déctahlon : pourquoi ils ont fait le choix, il y a plusieurs années, de migrer vers le cloud et comment ils ont mis un place un programme de migration totale en 4 ans. Le résultat : la migration Cloud de l'infrastructure, des applications et services ainsi que la fermeture de 4 data centres dans le monde. Nous parlons des bénéfices, de FinOps et de l'impact carbon de ces choi...2022-05-1353 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 036 - Machine Learning and Serverless with Luca Bianchi - Part 2In this episode, Dave continues his chat with Luca Bianchi, Chief Technology
Officer at Neosperience and WizKey. Luca covers his career in Machine Learning, an overview
of Machine Learning on AWS, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Sagemaker, and AWS
Glue. Luca also discusses current 2022 ML trends including Transformers, and Edge Computing.
Luca on Twitter: twitter.com/bianchiluca
Dave on Twitter: twitter.com/thedavedev
Luca on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lucabianchipavia/
Luca on Medium: medium.com/@aletheia
Amazon Rekognition: aws.amazon.com/rekognition/
Amazon Comprehend: aws.amazon.com/comprehend/
Amazon Sagemaker: aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/
AWS Glue: aws.amazon.com...2022-04-2217 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 035 - Machine Learning and Serverless with Luca BianchiIn this episode, Dave chats with Luca Bianchi, Chief Technology Officer at
Neosperience and WizKey. Luca covers his career in Machine Learning, an overview of Machine
Learning on AWS, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Sagemaker, and AWS Glue. Luca
also discusses Edge ML and what can be achieved using commodity hardware.
Luca on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bianchiluca
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Luca on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucabianchipavia/
Luca on Medium: https://medium.com/@aletheia
Amazon Rekognition: https://aws.amazon.com/rekognition/
Amazon Comprehend: https://aws.amazon.com/comprehend/
Amazon Sagemaker: https://aws.amazon...2022-04-1527 min
The AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 034 - CDK for Terraform with Sebastian KorfmannIn this episode, Dave chats with Sebastian Korfmann, Tech Lead for CDK for
Terraform at Hashicorp. Sebastian gives an overview of what CDK for Terraform (CDKTF) is,
how developers can get started, what unit testing looks like, success stories of customers
using CDKTF today, and the CDKTF team’s future plans.
Sebastian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/skorfmann
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
CDK for Terraform project on git: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-cdk
CDK Weekly Newsletter: https://www.cdkweekly.com/
Introduction to CDK for Terraform: https://terraform.io/cdktf
Build AWS Infrastructure with CDK for Terraform:
https://le...2022-04-0126 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 033 - What Every Developer Should Know about Web3 with Nader Dabit - Part 2In this episode, Dave chats with Nader Dabit, Developer Relations Engineer at
Edge & Node. In his career, Nader has worn the hats of a web developer, mobile
developer, AWS cloud developer, and now Web3 developer. Nader is the author behind many of
the popular, free, developer guides for the Web3 space including: The Complete Guide to Full
Stack Web3 Development, The Complete Guide to Full Stack Ethereum Development, and The
Complete Guide to Full Stack Solana Development. In part two of this two-part conversation,
Nader explains the developer lessons he has learned moving from Web2 vs Web3, some of the
...2022-03-2529 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 032 - What Every Developer Should Know about Web3 with Nader DabitIn this episode, Dave chats with Nader Dabit, Developer Relations Engineer at
Edge & Node. In his career, Nader has worn the hats of a web developer, mobile
developer, AWS cloud developer, and now Web3 developer. Nader is the author behind many of
the popular, free, developer guides for the Web3 space including: The Complete Guide to Full
Stack Web3 Development, The Complete Guide to Full Stack Ethereum Development, and The
Complete Guide to Full Stack Solana Development. In part one of this two-part conversation,
Nader shares getting started with a full-time career as a developer coming from almost no
technical...2022-03-1823 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 031 - CDK and Step Functions with Matthew BonigIn this episode, Dave and Emily chat with Matthew Bonig, Senior Cloud Architect
at Defiance Digital. Matthew is an AWS DevTools Hero, one of the authors of the CDK Book,
and a contributing member of the developer community. Matthew chats about his journey to the
cloud, and shares his insights into building your own automated workflow orchestration using
AWS Step Functions, Workflow Studio, and the CDK.
Matthew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattbonig
Emily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/editingemily
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Matthew on Github: https://github.com/mbonig
Matthew’s Website: https://matthewbonig.com/
CD...2022-03-1125 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 030 - AWS Amplify Hosting with Nikhil SwaminathanIn this episode, Dave chats with Nikhil Swaminathan, Sr. Manager, Product
Management at AWS Amplify, to discuss AWS Amplify Hosting. AWS Amplify Hosting is a fully
managed CI/CD and hosting service for fast, secure, and reliable static and server-side
rendered apps that scale. It supports many modern web frameworks including React, Angular,
Vue, Next.js, Gatsby, Hugo, Jekyll, and more. Nikhil covers how AWS Amplify Hosting can help
developers, how to get started, and examples of how customers are using it today.
Nikhil on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theswaminator
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
AWS Amplify Hosting...2022-03-0423 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 029 - Real World CDK with Matt CoulterIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Matt Coulter, Senior Architect at
Liberty IT. Matt is a well-known helper and educator in the Cloud Development Kit (CDK)
developer community. In addition to his work at Liberty IT, Matt is also an AWS DevTools
Hero, and organizer of many community events. Matt shares his journey to the cloud, building
CDK Patterns, writing the new CDK Book, and offers insights into deploying CDK within a
large company. There may be some special announcements around the next CDK Day as well!
Matt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NIDeveloper
Emily on Twitter: https...2022-02-2531 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 028 - Serverless on AWS with Julian Wood - Part 2In this episode, Dave continues his conversation with Julian Wood, Senior
Developer Advocate for AWS Serverless. In part two of this two-part series, Julian digs into
real world serverless, lessons learned, AWS services to think about, event-driven computing,
recent serverless launches, and tips for serverless development with local environments.
Julian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/julian_wood
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Julian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianrwood/
Julian’s Website: http://www.wooditwork.com/
Best Practices of Advanced Serverless Developers – Julian’s recent re:Invent 2021 Talk:
https://bit.ly/3JGiSyt
Innovator Island Lab - Deploy...2022-02-1729 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 027 - Serverless on AWS with Julian WoodIn this episode, Dave chats with Julian Wood, Senior Developer Advocate for AWS
Serverless. Julian shares his time transitioning from an IT Infrastructure job into the
cloud, the start of Serverless at AWS, Serverless modern app development, and career advice
for continued learning. This episode is part one of a two-part series on Serverless on AWS.
Julian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/julian_wood
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Julian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianrwood/
Julian’s Website: http://www.wooditwork.com/
Serverless on AWS: https://go.aws/3HJAR6w
Serverlessland – Latest news on all thin...2022-02-1123 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 026 - AWS AppSync with Brice PelleIn this episode, Dave chats with Brice Pelle, Principal Solutions Architect at
AWS, about AWS AppSync. AppSync is a managed service that helps simplify data access, and
the creation of scalable GraphQL APIs. Brice introduces AppSync, shares how developers can
save time when managing mobile notifications, examples of how customers are using the
service today, covers recent releases, and then what the AppSync team is looking to do next.
Brice on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BricePelle
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
AWS AppSync Service:
https://go.aws/3Ao0Spa
AWS AppSync Developer Documentation:
https://go.aws/3nMx2FC
...2022-01-2129 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 025 - AWS Community Builders with Jason DunnIn this episode, Dave chats with Jason Dunn, Sr. Developer Community Manager at
AWS, and owner of the AWS Community Builders program. The program offers technical
resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities to AWS technical enthusiasts and
emerging thought leaders who are passionate about sharing knowledge and connecting with the
technical community. Jason covers what it’s like to run a program with over 1,700 members
across 90 countries, what community builders are creating today, and how you can apply to be
a member this month!
Jason on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jasondunn
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
Jason on LinkedIn:
ht...2022-01-1429 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 024 - AWS Amplify Studio with Mohit SirvastavaIn this episode, Dave chats with Mohit Srivastava, Sr. Manager, Product
Management, Front-End Web and Mobile. The Amplify team had a large announcement during
Werner’s keynote at re:Invent, with the launch of Amplify Studio. Mohit dives into this new
release, the challenges it was created to address, the ability for developers to now extend
Amplify Studios behavior, and what else the team has been working on to help accelerate
everyday work for developers.
Mohit on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mohit
Dave on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedavedev
AWS Amplify on Twitter: https://twitter.com/awsamplify
AWS Amplify Docs: ht...2022-01-0726 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 023 - AWS Usergroups Developer Community with Karissa WoodIn this episode, Dave chats with Karissa Wood, Global Developer Community Manager
at Amazon Web Services. Karissa runs the AWS Usergroup program which currently supports over
400 community run groups around the globe. The two chat about usergroups meeting virtually
during the pandemic, the importance of community and connections outside of work, how AWS
helps support the community through a variety of means (access to new content, finding
speakers) and the role usergroups have played in growing developer careers.
Karissa on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Karissa_Wood_
Karissa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karissa-m-wood/
Find Out More Information on...2021-12-1727 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 022 - AWS Construct Hub, CDK V2, and CDK Watch with Danielle Kucera and Adam
RukaIn this episode, Dave chats with Danielle Kucera, Sr. Product Marketing Manager,
AWS Marketing, and Adam Ruka, Software Development Engineer for AWS SDKs and Tools. They
cover the launch of Construct Hub, a simplified way of finding and using open-source Cloud
Development Kit (CDK) libraries, as well as all things CDK V2, including new changes to the
core libraries, payload size, as well as the new CDK Watch command.
Danielle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielleraekucera/
Adam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adam_ruka
Adam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamruka/
Adam’s Blog: https://www.en...2021-12-1031 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 021 - UX Developer Research at AWS with Kevin LappeIn this episode, Dave chats with Kevin Lappe, Research Product Manager at Amazon
Web Services. Kevin owns a unique space within AWS Developer Tools where his team thinks
about the developer tool chain, and what AWS can build for developers in 2023 in beyond.
This research combines quantitative data, usability testing, observation, and anecdotes to
bridge the gap between engineering teams and customer feedback. Along the way, Kevin
discusses breaking down the tasks developers need to go through (over 65 have shown up in
research so far) from idea to production, and how AWS hopes to simplify the process.
Kevin on LinkedIn...2021-12-0324 minThe AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 020 - AWS Amplify Geo with Harshita DaddalaIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Harshita Daddala, Sr. Product Manager -
Technical at Amazon Web Services. Harshita covers her career path at Amazon, the benefits of
AWS Amplify for developers, and the recent launch of the AWS Amplify Geo library for
JavaScript. Amplify Geo enables developers to quickly add location-aware features to their
frontend web and mobile applications. It includes a set of abstracted client libraries built
on top of Amazon Location Service, pre-integrated map UI components (based on the popular
MapLibre open-source library) aa well as an Amplify Command Line Interface (CLI) tool that
supports provisioning...2021-11-1921 min
The AWS Developers PodcastEpisode 019 - Starting a Career in Machine Learning with Kesha WilliamsIn this episode, Emily and Dave chat with Kesha Williams, Principal Training
Architect at A Cloud Guru. Kesha is both an Alexa Champion and an AWS Hero where she focuses
on helping others get up to speed with machine learning. Kesha discusses her multi decade
career, her time as a senior Java developer, her journey to the cloud, learning Python, and
steps she took to get started in machine learning. Along the way we cover the ethics of AI,
the importance of diverse data sets, and what machine learning can bring to help us all
build a better future.
Kesha...2021-11-1228 min
Software Developers Journey#176 Sebastien Stormacq was a developer advocate before the term even existedSebastien took us back to his discovery of the C64 in the 80s and his passion for DJing on public radio. We then talked about his studies in Computer Sciences and how he landed in the software industry. We spoke about consulting, customer centricity, and learning. Seb spoke about how Java entered his life, leading him to become a renowned expert in Luxemburg and eventually working for Sun Microsystems, Oracle, and IBM. We finally spoke about giving training, being a pre-sales engineer/solution architect, and how this led him to join Amazon AWS and eventually earn Developer Advocate.2021-11-0951 min