Ep. 056, A Solid Foundation

Underserved

Andrew Gelina

Society & Culture, Technology

5.0 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Episode #056 features Josh West, founder of Foundation.io. Josh is passionate about the foundation of software development - how do we make it easy and productive and FUN to be a software developer at a given company? How do we get developers writing code quickly instead of burning weeks on ramp-up and development environment setup tasks? (hint: Kubernetes!) A company where it is hard to "get up to speed" is at a disadvantage in a hot job market for developers. Also discussed - developer conferences ranging from HOPE to Bose to KuCon, and Scotch/bourbon budget picks (are there any left?)

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to episode 56 of Under Served.
0:04.6	This week in studio, I have with me Josh West,
0:08.0	founder of foundation.io.
0:10.6	Let's get started.
0:11.5	Welcome to this week's edition of Under Served,
0:16.6	the podcast for the rest of the tech industry.
0:20.0	Where we focus on stories of tech industry leaders,
0:23.0	their insights, and their lessons learned.
0:26.1	And now your host, Andrew Jalina.
0:32.7	Josh, thank you so much for coming down
0:34.7	and joining us in studio today.
0:36.7	Thank you, Andrew.
0:37.8	Really excited to be here.
0:39.2	Well, like a lot of folks,
0:40.7	you got interested in technology
0:42.9	because you went to work with Dad one day.
0:44.8	What was that like?
0:45.6	Indeed.
0:47.0	That was a really fun experience,
0:48.2	probably not for him, but for me.
0:49.8	I remember it was a wonderful time back
0:52.4	and maybe it was the late 80s, early, maybe 1990.
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