
Welcome to Signals, the podcast where we step back from the hype to really look at what's shaping technology and the industries around it. In each episode, we talk with industry experts to surface real trends, question our assumptions, and unpack why things work the way they do today. We're not just focused on what's new, but on the decisions, defaults, and debates that got us here, and what they ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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In this episode, our experts address a deceptively complex question: What is AI actually doing to the software industry? Not as a tool or a trend, but as an accelerant. They dig into why agility seems strangely quiet, whether the software crisis was ... more
In this episode, host Michael Dowden sits down with Jemima Abu, a senior product engineer, to explore how web accessibility is not just an optional business requirement but a fundamental responsibility to build useful products for all users. They unp... more
The episode focuses on the operational and security landscape of Node.js. Marco and Rafael explain that Node.js development is driven by volunteers rather than a formal product roadmap, with significant time dedicated to security releases and triagin... more
In this episode, Michael Dowden sits down with Andrew Roden to explore the dual nature of artificial intelligence in the security industry, highlighting its power to both automate defense and supercharge sophisticated attacks. While AI agents are now... more
In this episode, Michael Dowden sits down with UX designer Konrad Piercey to discuss how AI is reshaping user experience (UX) and product design. Piercey emphasizes that successful AI integration is not merely a technical challenge but a human one ro... more
This episode explores the evolving definition of platform engineering, framing it as the essential "governance fabric" required for modern digital businesses. Mark Boyd, Director at Platformable, discusses the shift from traditional DevOps toward a p... more
In this episode, host Michael Dowden sits down with John Davies, CTO of Incept 5, to unpack what he calls the “utterly crazy” pace of AI innovation. They explore the rise of vibe coding, where developers shift from writing code to orchestrating AI bo... more
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This show centers on practical tech trends and decision-making in software, with a strong emphasis on security, governance, and engineering leadership. Across episodes, conversations thread through open-source dynamics, AI's impact on development workflows, platform governance, and the evolving role of developers and engineers in enterprise settings. Noteworthy are deep dives into security releases, AI-driven tooling, and the tension between rapid innovation and stability in large ecosystems, all guided by a thoughtful host who pushes for actionable takeaways. Listeners likely include software engineers, platform leaders, and tech strategists who want clear, real-world context beyond hype to inform engineering decisions and technology inves... more
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Recent guests on Signals: DevTalk include:
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2. Rafael Gonzaga
3. Andrew Roden
4. Konrad Piercey
5. Mark Boyd
6. Nir Kaufman
7. John Davies
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