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Today, Ben welcomes Klevu's CTO and Co-Founder Niraj Aswani. The two dive deeper into Niraj's journey from a strong academic foundation in natural language processing to confronting real-world challenges in ecommerce search functionality. They examine how Niraj's expertise has been instrumental in Klevu's development of advanced search technologies, making online shopping more intuitive and efficient for users. The conversation also covers the broader implications of integrating AI and machine learning into ecommerce platforms, focusing on how these innovations are transforming customer experiences, improving search accuracy, and influencing the future direction of the retail industry. Enjoy!

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In this episode, we talk with Bram de Buyser, he is a freelance technical architect and developer, primarily in data engineering and scalable platforms. Bram talks about his adventures building Drabble.social, how do you start a Twitter alternative? We talk about the key features of Drabble and concepts like how to design a timeline for the user. Bram explains how Azure PaaS services are helping him to build a seriously scalable architecture on a starter budget and how not having to invest upfront keeps options open to redesign when needed. We also talk about the influence of AI and Large Language Models and where Bram expects this to be most useful for a social network.

About this episode, and Bram de Buyser in particular:  you can find Bram on Twitter at @chton & GitHub. Visit his website and also take a look at his drabble.social which is now in public preview.

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Software itself is constantly being updated, but are some conventional approaches used by tech leaders also in need of an upgrade? David Heinemeier Hansson is the Co-owner & CTO of the software company 37signals, producer of the successful web services Basecamp and HEY. On this episode, David explains the forward-thinking methodologies that his company has successfully implemented, like championing prospective customers rather than current ones, enforcing a short six-week planning cycle, and placing a higher value on intuition over data.

Tune in to learn:

• David describes the “six-week cycle” approach at 37signals (03:30)
• How did 37signals develop its short-term planning method? (08:30 )
• The relationship between designers and programmers at 37signals (13:30)
• David’s reliance on intuition over data (29:15)
• The importance of writing and advice David received from Jeff Bezos (37:50)

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Web services are for much more than building websites: they are one of the most common techniques for passing information among programs. Creating a web API for your program is a great way to access it from a browser, another program, or a mobile app. Today we chat with Abhinav Asthana, CEO of Postman, about building, scaling, and testing web services! Show Notes: https://www.programmingthrowdown.com/2018/05/episode-78-building-and-testing-web.html

In this episode, Silas Smith and Bryan Barnard discuss Web Services, including content from Istanbul, Jakarta, and Knowledge 17.

This episode covers:
- HTTP logging in Istanbul
- Knowledge 17 and the rise of the internet of things (IoT)
- Server name indication (SNI) in Jakarta
- Web Services resources

For more information on Web Services, see:

• Developer Portal
• Developer Community
• Product Documentation: Web services 
• Product Documentation: Server Name Indication for outbound web services
• YouTube Playlist: Web Services in ServiceNow

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Catheryne Nicholson is CEO and Co-founder of BlockCypher, a Blockchain-as-a-Service company. BlockCypher’s blockchain-agnostic infrastructure exposes simple web APIs for developers to easily build reliable blockchain applications. BlockCypher runs multiple open and private blockchains at-scale on their same infrastructure. Catheryne is an engineer, entrepreneur, mother, and former U.S. Naval Officer. She has built large-scale software platforms in education, energy and emissions management, CRM, and defense systems for companies such as MommaZoo, C3, Siebel Systems, and Northrop-Grumman. She graduated from the U.S Naval Academy and Stanford University and holds a BS in Aerospace Engineering, a MS in Environmental Engineering, a MBA, and is a registered PE in Mechanical Engineering.

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