Future Of Work by Invide

Design-first approach to write APIs

This is the transcript of the talk by Phil Sturgeon presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Phil Sturgeon builds API Design tools for Stoplight.io. He has written articles and books about pragmatic API design and systems architecture. He has been responsible in part or entirely for

Evolution of a unicorn startup and managing high performance engineering

This is the transcript of the talk by Mohit Saxena presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Mohit Saxena founded InMobi, which is a unicorn now(billion dollar valuation). In this masterclass, Mohit takes us through journey of how a startup evolves into an unicorn from different perspectives

Transitioning to leadership

This is the transcript of the talk by Hampton Lintorn Catlin presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Hampton is creator of Sass, Haml and m.wikipedia.org. In this talk he shares his career journey from developer to VP Engineering where he leads a team of 100

Successful self-publishing and the challenges of publishing a book: Hemant Rangan

In this Talk, I will walk you through all the challenges I faced in my journey of publishing my book being a first-time author. I opted for the not-so-conventional route of self-publishing and with it came a lot of challenges which we will be discussing to understand whether this path

Scope of data journalism for developers: Rangoli Agrawal

I will be talking about why data is becoming a necessity in journalism. Those with data skills/coding skills can have a great career as a journalist. I will also be talking about the coding languages and the skills required to be a data journalist and ways through which data

World through touch

This is the transcript of the talk by Keith Kirkland presented at Git Commit Show 2019. About the speaker Keith Kirkland is an inclusive technologist and a TED Speaker. Keith built a device that helped a blind man run the marathon. He is founder of haptic design company - WearWorks.

Accelerating accessibility in a component-based world: Hidde de Vries

Components have revolutionised the way we work, as they allow us to invent wheels only once. Executed well, they can save all of the team time. This provides an opportunity for broadening the impact of accessibility, too. This practical talk will go into some strategies for baking accessibility into components,

Github Actions + Kubernetes : The recipe to Level Up your software development skills: Karan Singh

Every software developer wanders for developer productivity. What if i say as a developer, the only commands you would ever need to deploy your code in production are git commit ; git push. You heard it right, only 2 commands, let GitOps handle the rest. Kubernetes is the industry standard container

The Definitive Deep Dive into the .git Folder: Rob Richardson

What's in the .git folder? How are commits stored? How do branches work? We'll dive deep into the objects folder, unpack commits, look at the types of DAG nodes, examine object content, and build a complete visualization of the stored content. We'll also quickly look through Git hooks, Git config,

Creating a Personal Git Workflow: Ruth Ikegah

Getting stuck on a git problem can be very frustrating, even more annoying when you remember "oh I have been doing this for X years". We've all had Git problems and for beginners it can be quite a scare in taking the first step and understanding it gets better. This

Beyond responsive design: new and future media queries: Kilian Valkhof

Responsive design turned 10 years old last year. Since then browser capabilities have changed a lot, and they're set to change even more. We'll explore new and upcoming media queries that will let website authors make websites that respond not just to screen sizes, but to many different user preferences

Leveling up as a Dev with content Creation: Pachi Parra

When we choose to purse a career in tech, especially as a developer, we have to accept that we will be learners forever. New languages, frameworks, APIs... New jobs and challenges... There is always something we want or need to learn. We developers are always read to level up. In

Dependency management using GIT

This is the transcript of the talk by Manaswini Das presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Manaswini Das is an open source contributor and Associate Software Engineer at RedHat. Transcript [Host] We have with us Manaswini Das, who is an open-source developer and then engineer at Red

How I made software package to write Quantum Computer Algorithms

This is the transcript of the talk by Sumner Alperin-Lea presented at Git Commit Show 2019. About the speaker Sumner Alperin-Lea, a research graduate at University of Toronto demonstrating a software package, he and his team at Matter Lab built to make it easy to write optimized algorithms for quantum

Get started with Activity-Pub

This is the transcript of the talk by Nilesh Trivedi presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Nilesh Trivedi is an open source enthusiastic. He enjoys programming and Ruby in particular. He also likes to learn new skills, and that has been true for more than two decades.

Career in Product Management

This is the transcript of the talk by Gaurav Nemade presented at Git Commit Show 2019. About the speaker Gaurav Nemade, Product Manager at Google AI shares his career journey from a Computer Science Student to product Manager. He shares his wisdom and answers burning questions for developers who want

Career in developer relations for developers

This is the transcript of the talk by Saurabh Gupta presented at Git Commit Show 2020. About the speaker Saurabh Gupta, Sr. Developer Advocate at Digital Ocean shares his career journey from being a Developer to become a Developer Advocate. He shares his wisdom and answers burning questions for developers

How I turned my phone into a 3D mouse

This is the transcript of the talk by Akhil presented at Git Commit Show 2019. About the speaker At Git Commit Show, Akhil joined us from Hyderabad and demonstrated how he converted his phone into a 3D mouse. He demonstrated creating an amazing painting using his phone as a mouse.

Learning from the journey of popular open-source project cURL

This is the transcript of the talk by Daniel Stenberg presented at Git Commit Show 2019. Full video recording of the talkAbout the speakerDaniel has been programming & contributing to open-source since 1985. Daniel is the creator of popular open-source project cURL. cURL is now installed on almost every computer

Inviders

5 tech talks every developer must watch

The best tech talks I have ever watched that meaningfully impacted my work quality and helped me as a developer and grow into leadership.

Money

5 ways to make passive income as a developer

Creative and practical ideas to generate passive income using programming skills

Inviders

Personal Branding for Developers

Background: Branding is a tool that adds additional value to any product or service. It is a powerful concept that differentiates any product or service from others in the marketplace. When it comes to developers, personal branding is one of the most powerful tools for you to differentiate yourself from

Mindset

How to go from developer to team leader

"To me, this is part of the goal of leadership - to help people become and do what they should be doing and help them get there." - Hampton Catlin Background: When it comes to the leadership position in tech, the goals, skills, and career path are different

Developer Evangelism

The checklist you need to grow API adoption

You already understand how API economy can be a key strategy to drive growth for you as a developer or as a business. But getting developers to use your APIs is a challenging task. If you can do so, you can effectively scale your organization. To achieve this, here's a

Engineering

Writing API documentation that developers won't hate

API documentation is the #1 factor that impacts the adoption of your APIs. If you want to grow the adoption of your APIs, you want developers to be able to Get started quicklyPut the API to use with the least chances of failuresBefore diving into the details of how you