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Chariot DevNews Episode #48 – Big Data all over the place

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It’s the big return of the regular DevNews this week. My co-host Joel Confino and I discuss lots of big data stuff, including: They hype it, then they try to kill it – Why Big Data is not truth – just using Big Data techniques doesn’t make it easy to select good data to begin with, or properly apply statistical and scientific methods, but it does make it faster. Joel and I discuss the pros and cons of this article….

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Chariot DevNews Episode #47 – Chariot’s Steve Smith on the Apple WWDC and iOS 7

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Chariot’s Steve Smith attended Apple’s World-wide developer conference last week, and we sat down today to talk to him about it. Topics WWDC ticket ordering process fun New hardware releases iOS 7 features OS X Mavericks His view as a mobile developer of iOS over the years including open source projects, etc… Note – all news from WWDC is from the public announcements and sessions, not from any NDA material.

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TechCast #77 – Adobe’s Fil Maj on PhoneGap and Cordova.io – cross-platform Mobile

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This week’s interview features Fil Maj, of Adobe’s PhoneGap project. PhoneGap is a cross-device runtime platform for hosting HTML and Javascript applications on tablets, phones and other hand-held devices. Chariot’s consulting practice director Don Coleman joins us as he’s worked with Phil on phone gap and plugins, so he lends a hand guiding the conversation. The TechCast is concieved and produced by Chariot Solutions. Enjoy a 10% discount on training by heading over to chariotsolutions.com/education and using the offer code…

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TechCast ETE 2013 Session #1 – The ETE Javascript Frameworks Panel

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Our first podcast from Philadelphia Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise is our Javascript frameworks panel. Led by Robert Hansen, author of GWT in Action and host of our prior Web Framework shootout in 2011, it includes developers who contribute to Meteor, Backbone, Ember and AngularJS, four Javascript frameworks that cover the gamut between all-in one platforms to comprehensive client-tier frameworks to strongly focused and less-comprehensive and more configurable ones. Panel members Robert Hansen – moderator Avital Oliver – Meteor Development…

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TechCast Special Event – Announcing the 2013 Philly Enterprise Hackathon Contest

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PHILLY ENTERPRISE HACKATHON! APRIL 2-19, 2013! (got your attention?) This podcast episode is an interview with three leaders of the 2013 Philadelphia Enterprise Hack-a-thon contest, which is being launched at Philly Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise on April 2-3, 2013. The interviewees are: Mike Schellhase – Director of Field Applications – Bentley Systems Phil Moyer – Managing Director of Technology @ Safeguard Scientific Satwik Seshasai – VP of Engineering at NextDocs If you can’t attend Philly ETE 2013, we’ll have…

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TechCast #76 – AngularJS with authors Lukas Ruebbelke and Brian Ford

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Lukas Ruebbelke and Brian Ford, both speaking at Philly Emerging Tech this April, are co-authors of the forthcoming Manning book, AngularJS in Action. They are currently preparing for their first Manning Early Access release, or MEAP. When Brian was working at Google as an intern, he was exposed to the Angular framework and learned quite a lot about it. So much in fact, that he developed the AngularJS Batarang, a Chrome debugging tool, and helped to launch their documentation site,…

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Conference Session #4 – Joel Confino on Gaining Competitive Advantage with CI

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Joel Confino is a long-time consultant at Chariot Solutions. He has spent the last four years working with a large enterprise, here named ABC Corporation, rolling out a new development platform and build process. Joel was one of two speakers at our event, which also included Sonatype’s Jason Van Zyl. Joel’s focus was building in competitive advantage by choosing to implement continuous integration tools such as Maven, Nexus, Jenkins, and Sonar. In this talk Joel discusses how moving a company…

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TechCast #75 – Interview with Rod Johnson Part 2 – Focus on Scala

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Rod Johnson is well known for his work creating and leading SpringSource, and the Spring Framework. But did you know he recently started working with TypeSafe organization? He’s advising them on their board of directors, and he’s working on his own Scala hobby application. He has some views about the language, how to start using it, complexity vs readability, the “No Frameworks” movement, and more. If you want to listen to Rod’s history working on Spring, have a listen to…

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TechCast #74 – Part 1 – An interview with Rod Johnson on the Spring Framework and Scala

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This interview is a walk through the lead up to and the creation of the Spring Framework with no founder Rod Johnson. Recently, Rod left the company sponsoring Spring, VMware Corporation, and joined up as a board member of TypeSafe to advise them on the future of Scala and other projects. The podcast, then, is broken into two parts – the first part focuses on Rod’s history in creating Spring, what makes it compelling, and how it has developed over…

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TechCast #73 – An interview with itext Founder Bruno Lowagie

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This techcast episode features the open source PDF API developer Bruno Lowagie. His iText library has been used by many Java developers. One of the earier open-source Java APIs, iText was originally written to provide PDF version 1.3-compliant output. This was not the first API that Bruno created to handle PDF, as we’ll hear in the interview, and also not the first to be open-sourced. We’ll hear how Bruno has participated in the PDF specification, has worked with various document…

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