A big list of DevTools
A big old list of DevTools for your reference.
Jack Bridger
Founders guide to Open Source Licenses
There are more and more open source DevTools startups. I’ve interviewed dozens. But I am still confused about open source licenses. So I decided to ask questions to two people who actually understand them: my friends Eric and Matt - founders of open source background jobs tool Trigger.dev.
I interviewed 100 DevTools founders and this is what I learned
I interviewed 100 DevTools founders and this is what I learned.
How do Open Source companies make money?
One of the things I get asked a lot is "How do open source projects make money"?
This week I chatted with Vlad Matsiiako from Infisical - an open source secrets management tool. So I decided to delve into the how's and why's of
How to be a (good) podcast guest
I host a small podcast that has had 70+ guests so far.
This is my guide on how to 1) be on podcasts as a guest and 2) be a good guest (from a host’s perspective).
One thing before I start: this is not a discussion of whether you
Who Dares Wins
At 8 years old I remember reading the SAS motto “Who Dares Wins” on the wall of my Scout hut.
Almost 24 years later, I’m finally beginning to understand its significance.
Fear rules my life. My achievements come from overcoming fear. My inadequacies come from avoiding scary things.
Who
OpenAI want to build the best developer product ever
Logan Kilpatrick is a member of OpenAI’s developer advocacy team. Logan has sometimes been described as OpenAI’s first DevRel. This is a summary of Logan's interview on Scaling DevTools
What growth challenges do you have when OpenAI already has so much attention?
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