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Hosted by Coder · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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The development world is cluttered with buzzwords and distractions. Speed, focus, and freedom? Gone.I’m Nicky Pike. And it’s time for a reset.[Dev]olution is here to help you get back to what matters: creating, solving, and making an impact. No trend chasing, just asking better questions.What do devs really want?How can platform teams drive flow, not friction?How does AI actually help?Join me every two weeks for straight talk with the people shaping the future of dev. This is the [Dev]olution.
Coder hosts [Dev]olution, a technology show with 23 episodes published.
Coding used to be the bottleneck. Gene Kim says that era is ending, and most companies are not ready for what comes next. In this episode of [Dev]olution, Gene Kim, author, DevOps researcher, and founder of IT Revolution
96% of companies are running AI agents in production. Only 21% can actually control them. Gari Singh has watched this movie before. Three times. XML middleware, enterprise blockchain, and now AI infrastructure at Google
Everyone's asking the wrong question about open AI models and has turned the debate into a geography problem. Is it Chinese? Is it American? Can we trust it? But the biggest AI security incident in recent memory had noth
What if your developer community could teach you more than any AI ever could? In this episode of [Dev]olution, Nicky Pike sits down with Pauline Narvas , former Head of Community Platforms at Vercel and incoming leader a
What if your AI could patch your vulnerabilities while you sleep? In this episode of [Dev]olution, Nicky Pike talks with DaShaun Carter, Spring Advocate at Broadcom, about the growing impact of agentic AI in software dev
You think your AI is working for you…until it’s leaking your data. Welcome to Echo Leak, the zero-click exploit that can send your company’s most sensitive info to attackers, and you won’t even realize it’s happening. He
AI agents are already embedded within your infrastructure, yet the critical issue remains: no one is truly in control. In this episode, we sit down with two experts from Red Hat, Michael Epley and Sam Richman, who are ac
Adron Hall thinks you already missed the boat if you are still banging away at lines of code. He watches organizations struggle with locked-down environments while the rest of the industry moves at a pace they can't keep
Dan Vega has spent years teaching developers how to build things the right way. Now he’s watching AI change how an entire generation learns to code. Dan is a Spring Developer Advocate at Broadcom, and in this episode of
Welcome to the first minisode of Devolution where we dive into the devastating Shai-Hulud attack that shook the NPM ecosystem last year. Nicky Pike breaks down how a self-replicating worm took control of over 25,000 GitH
Marco Martinez went rogue and built a production-ready system with zero coding experience. Six months ago, the only Python Marco knew was a really big snake. Now, as the Community Marketing Manager at Coder, he created a
Caleb Washburn didn’t build his career on chasing shiny new tech. From his years as an IT architect to his role as CTO and Founder at MomentumAI, Caleb’s focus has always been on solving real problems. In this episode of
Ted Young didn’t just write code, he’s been rethinking how we write it for decades. After working with the likes of Google and Apple, Ted became obsessed with making development more precise and less chaotic. Forget the
Robotics clubs aren’t supposed to feel like real engineering jobs, but for Max Bretschneider and his club, they did. He joined his university’s autonomous car team before he ever sat through his first lecture. Five years
What if the technology you once doubted could change the way you work forever? In this episode of [Dev]olution, host Nicky Pike sits down with Keiran Sweet, Service Line Lead at Amdocs Cloud Studio, to talk about his jou
Everyone loves a “vibe coded this in a weekend” story. Almost nobody shows you the infrastructure that keeps it from falling over the second you charge a credit card. In this episode, host Nicky Pike sits down with Noel
We’re in a testing crisis nobody wants to talk about. AI is catching bugs with a single screenshot while developers still say they “can’t test” and testers cling to specs that never reflect the real world. Meanwhile, tea
We’re in an AI-powered mental health crisis. While AI is breaking ground in business, tech, and other industries, it’s also leading to developer burnout, psychological breaks, and a whole lot of fear around job security.
AI is everywhere in security. But most teams are still stuck in split-screen mode—DevSecOps over here, SecOps over there, everyone pointing fingers when things go wrong. Marc Hornbeek (AKA DevOps-the-Gray) has a better w
Jennifer Spykerman didn’t just dust off her old dev skills—she rebuilt them using AI. After two decades in leadership, managing multi-million dollar federal programs and complex engineering teams, she opened up a Claude
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