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Missed the DevRel Doc Talk? Watch the recording to learn from experts at DevRel.Agency and Fern (YC W23) on how to build developer docs that drive engagement and adoption. Key topics include branding, landing pages, code examples, and CI/CD integration. Watch the full recording 👉  https://lnkd.in/gbN2z_gi #DevRel #DeveloperRelations #DevRelSurvey

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Explore the PubSub design pattern and WebSocket with Vítor Norton 🥑 as he showcases real-case scenarios behind every real-time collaboration tool. The Code Behind Every Real-Time Collaboration Tool. Conf42 Platform Engineering 2024 kicks off today, RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e8iaBfvW

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Excited to bring you another installation in our demo series 👉 Demo 3 - "Graceful Degradation with Stanza." Learn how to protect user experiences and 3rd party APIs with Stanza Guards: https://lnkd.in/gUR-kJgU #stanza #sre #devops #sitereliability #sitereliabilityengineering #demo

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While Magic offers out-of-the-box auth and wallet creation, several of Magic's customers like Mattel, Inc. integrate their own identity providers with our non-custodial wallets. By bringing your own identity provider, your users go through the same login experience they are used to, and Magic creates wallets behind the scenes. For developers using Auth0 by Okta, check out the tutorial below on how to add wallet creation by implementing Magic's SDK into your user onboarding flow. This feature is available to subscribers of our Growth Plan. Dev docs 👉https://lnkd.in/eA4h3HDP

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Key takeaways from Peter Yang's talk on bringing craftsmanship back to product management: - Build with your community by setting up a Discord or Slack group for engagement. - Share updates frequently with customers to gather rapid feedback on designs. - Spend time building relationships with customers beyond just discussing the product. - Regularly observe customers using your product to identify pain points firsthand. - Maintain a friction log of all user experience issues encountered during product use. - Dogfood your own product regularly to understand the user experience deeply. - Observe customer hacks to discover new use cases for your product. - Take time to step back and reassess if you're solving the right problems. - Focus on creating simple, clear strategies that everyone can understand. - Prioritize quality and speed over adding more features or scope. - Protect craft time by mastering asynchronous communication methods. - Roll out products in phases for iterative feedback and improvement. - Hire team members who are passionate about quality and user delight. - Make quality a core team value and be willing to delay launches if necessary. - AI can significantly enhance productivity by handling repetitive tasks and providing insights. Worth watching! https://lnkd.in/giipTHJv

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Senior engineers lose money and responsibility at Meta partly because of an unwritten rule. Candidates are expected to not follow their interviewer's instructions to SUCCEED. Yes, you read that right. That blew my mind. There are other common reasons for downleveling as well. Some of these are expected but others are surprising. Kevin Landucci + Kashish Singhal, loved the simple practical takeaway for candidates. And the full episode rocked! Subscribe to ApplyPass to get more tips in your feed 🛎

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Our team just release a new benchmark for Hand and Object Tracking called Hot3D: https://lnkd.in/gBT2bF5H. HOT3D is a new dataset to explore vision-based methods for hand-object interaction. And we believe it will unlock new opportunities within this research area, such as transferring manual skills from experts to less experienced users or robots, helping an AI assistant to understand user's actions, or enabling new input capabilities for AR/VR users, such as turning any physical surface to a virtual keyboard or any pencil to a multi-functional magic wand. To learn more about the dataset, read the HOT3D paper (https://lnkd.in/gqp34kZa) and visit https://lnkd.in/gUy4RUYX. HOT3D will be part of the BOP challenge (https://bop.felk.cvut.cz/) and the HANDS challenge (https://lnkd.in/gQnbSBih) at ECCV-2024. Check out the respective websites for more details on the challenges. #CVPR2024 #ComputerVision #AI

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Interested in how to kickstart and scale design engineering in your organization? Check out the latest episode with Steve Saul!

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ICYMI 🔊 iOS 18 is here! Jason Baum shares key best practices for testing on the new iOS versions:

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💡 Hyva UI are pre-built design elements that allow you to style your website the way you want in just a few clicks. ⏩ Copy paste the code and it's already all functionally connected to your Magento store! 🎁 Best part: it's included for FREE with Hyvä Theme and new elements drop regularly! And we have Figma files too! #hyva #ui #design #ecommerce #magento #adobecommerce #figma

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Companies like 1Password can't really take the 'move fast, break things' approach. Recent episode #776 How 1Password Uses WASM and Rust for Local First Dev With Andrew Burkhart All links and video podcast at https://lnkd.in/gYBDbZE5 #1password #webdev #rust #javascript #localfirst #wasm #security

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Use VORJ's powerful APIs to add powerful new features to your applications. Create an account, generate your API keys, and let your creativity take over. Get your hands on the full documentation at docs.vorj.app Play: vorj.io #VeChain

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Check out our latest Tech Talk, presented by the Engineering team and recapped by Senior Director of Engineering Jeff Hodnett! This talk shares how we build frontend and mobile systems for growth at Faire, touching on our move to a monorepo, how we use Next.js, our automation bot Fairey, and more: https://lnkd.in/g7rpj393

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Congratulations Checkly for raising a $20 million Series B led by Balderton Capital 🎉 🔧 Checkly allows engineers to detect and resolve issues 10x faster through code-first synthetic monitoring, helping engineering teams through a code-first workflow 🚀 Their Monitoring as Code platform provides engineers with alerts and insights in real-time, 80% cheaper than using legacy tools 📣 The announcement comes as Checkly announces Checkly Traces, a feature connecting synthetics with tracing to detect and resolve issues even faster Thanks Kyle Wiggers for the great write up in TechCrunch! Read the full piece below. https://lnkd.in/gpdb3dnV 

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At Forge, our mission is crystal clear: helping software companies build thriving ecosystems through plugins. Here’s how we do it: ͐➡ Technical Enablement & Infrastructure: Everything you need to support your ecosystem from libraries, SDKs, plugin hosting and tooling ➡ Ecosystem Seeding: Getting your ecosystem off the ground with early-stage momentum. ➡ Security, Compliance & Governance: Peace of mind for you and your users. Companies like Shopify, Salesforce, Miro, Microsoft, Slack, Zoom, and Atlassian have already set the gold standard. They’ve shown why extensible ecosystems are a modern blueprint for success. Our goal? To bring this capability to every software company—whether you’re a startup or scaling fast. Extensibility isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a growth engine: 🪄 It fuels revenue. 🪄 It builds long-term scalability. 🪄 And most importantly, it empowers your customers with solutions they never imagined possible. 🔥 Forge makes that possible. #plugins #productlaunch #startup #saas #technology #api

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Introducing Dot Product: https://dotproduct.xyz/ We’re building AI coworkers for operations teams. We call them Operators. Working at companies like Stripe and Coinbase we noticed that while engineering teams can scale their output with code, operations teams are often bottlenecked by headcount. At every high-growth company these teams are constantly understaffed. For the first time ever it’s possible to move operations labor from the world of atoms to the world of bits, allowing for software-like scaling properties. We believe that Operators will lower the barriers for starting and growing new businesses. Just like self-driving cars, Operators will also benefit from millions of hours of learnings across businesses to improve at a compounding rate. Today is the worst they’ll ever be. Our first Operator is a voice agent that augments your customer support team. It works 24/7, follows your playbooks perfectly, and scales instantly. No more understaffing, overstaffing, or demand planning headaches. Request early access here: https://lnkd.in/gzhDZAYz We are grateful to have a great group of early supporters. We’ve raised $6m from Index Ventures and Lachy Groom, with participation from some great angels like Fred Ehrsam, Gaurav Ahuja, Marc Benioff, Conviction, Balaji Srinivasan, Emilie Choi, Ryan Delk, Karri Saarinen, Jori Lallo, Dan Romero, Sahill Poddar, and many others. Building Operators that can reliably do work equivalent to millions of human hours requires solving very hard engineering, ML, and design problems; it has never been done before. We are hiring for Founding Engineer, ML Engineer, and Designer roles: https://lnkd.in/gDB43gFK

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“Modular is a horribly ill-defined word.” In an episode of Slice of Construction, FullStack Modular’s Roger Krulak explains how broad the term “modular” really is and that it is super important to define what you’re talking about. Link to watch the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/eMKSSK-k #FullStackModular #SliceOfConstruction #Construction #Modular #Podcast

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How do you build a commercially-viable business with open source software?How do you market to developers? How do you effectively sell to an enterprise? Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, chatted with Wei Lien Dang a few months back for the Unusual Ventures podcast about how Vercel, an open-source platform for front-end developers, became a $2.5B unicorn that serves over 30,000 companies. If you are short on time, check out the following parts from the episode: 💡 1:24 How Guillermo came up with the idea for Vercel 🔀 12:43 Why he decided to pursue the open-source path for Vercel 🚀 33:31 Vercel’s content marketing strategy for developers 💰 36:45 How to build a commercially-viable business using open source technologies Listen to it on: ➡ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/41eq39z ➡ Apple: https://apple.co/3zO9Koi

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