In this episode, we speak with Aurélien Georget, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Strapi. Strapi is an open-source headless content management system with a strong community-driven strategy. We walk through the evolution of the product from an idea of a Wordpress alternative to a developer platform for building content driven experiences at scale.
Today we have Kevin Whinnery, Head of Developer Experience at Retool. Retool makes a powerful set of building blocks for teams to build internal tools faster. We discuss the challenges of building internal tools, the role of Developer Experience, and the benefits of “yes-code” over “no-code” tools.
We’re going to take a deep-dive into Launch Darkly, and how feature flags are a game-changer for your development flow. CTO and Co-Founder, John Kodemal takes to us about how he thinks about separating deployment from release, and how that minimizes risks in shipping to production.
This is the Yes-code Podcast. We’re here in your feed to let you know that Season 2 is just around the corner. We’ve got some really interesting technical deep-dives coming your way this season. You can look forward to: feature flags with Launch Darkly, building internal tools with Retool, multiplayer collaboration with Liveblocks, and content management with Strapi.
This episode on tiered membership focuses on two problem domains combined – authentication and payments. One of the co-founders of Memberstack, Tyler Bell, and I talk about the primitives of "member", "plan", and "access control to plan."
In this episode, Advait Ruia, CEO of SuperTokens, and I talk about making authentication and session management tooling, with the primitives of user, user information and tokens.
In this episode, we talk about product notifications–making the right primitives, solutions for advanced features like batching, throttling, and resource-specific preferences. We’re joined by our guest, Sam Seely, Co-Founder and CEO of Knock.
In this episode, Sam Scott, CTO at Oso, and John Britton cover the challenges involved in authorization and access control.
Introducing The Yes-code Podcast, hosted by John Britton. In each episode, we take a deep dive into one problem domain and learn about what makes it hard. What are the complexities, edge cases, and unexpected challenges faced by developers implementing solutions.