Surprisingly still relevant.
21.01.2026 12:40
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Surprisingly still relevant.
🎥 The Cloud Native Days 2025 talks are now live!
This year’s sessions brought together an incredible community of experts shaping the future of cloud-native technologies.
I highly recommend attending he's talk if you’re in Zurich next week!
zurichjs.com/events/zuric...
Who wouldn’t want to make their customer support workflow easier? I got a sneak peek of this talk from Faris, and it’s excellent.
He’s one of those speakers who packs every slide with concrete, immediately useful tips (and just the right amount of real-world pain 😆).
I was trying to capture the "anguish of support tickets"
What do you think, did I do it?
This is from my plumber.
The same plumber that has been to my place 6 times already just this year (it's an old house).
At this point, I just go with the flow.
... I don't know which option would be more embarrassing.
I guess it makes an even stronger case for the need for debugging tools in the "AI era" 😅
Isn't it great when you can chat with an AI agent instead of a human agent?
Even though we weren’t gunning for the top, we ended up #8. Above Lovable. Above OpenAI. 😅
I’m not about to start believing PH is worth sinking weeks of effort into.
But I am grateful for everyone who left a comment, shared a thought, or yes, upvoted anyway.
Skip the upvotes.
Multiplayer’s launch is about feedback, not leaderboards (and why full stack session recordings change the game 😊).
The magic of seeing ✨ everything ✨ (frontend, backend, user feedback, team notes & sketches) stitched together in one replay.
I may have overestimated how many zucchini plants I needed for my vegetable garden…
I’m traveling with Trenitalia and I’m unreasonably bothered by the white edges around the ticket logo.
Can someone put together a quick PR to fix this? 😅
In distributed systems, catching bugs after they’ve reached production is already too late. But when observability is baked into the development cycle, it becomes a powerful tool for debugging, testing, and faster feedback.
Looking forward to connecting with the CNCF community in Bologna 🇮🇹
I’ll be speaking at Cloud-Native Days Italy on June 24th about why observability needs to shift left, and what that actually looks like in practice.
👀 If you still need to grab your ticket you can get a discount here: ti.to/apropos/clou...
Cloud Native Days Bologna is happening on June 24th.
You can grab a discount using this code:
community-speaker-earlybird-43CE13
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Btw, this is the webinar if anyone is interested: my.demio.com/ref/L741ubiI...
Most teams I talk to are still duct-taping their debugging and system documentation workflows.
If you’re sick of sorting through Postman collections or outdated architecture diagrams—I’m working on a webinar that might interest you 👀
1️⃣ It's a strategic choice. When AI clocks politeness, it’s more likely to be polite back and use a professional tone.
You can watch it live here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi62...
First time at @rejekts.io ! The talks are great, and the hallway track even better 🙌🏻
1 hour and 50 minutes left to @tomjohnson3.bsky.social ‘s talk! 👀
I’d love to know if you have any additions or you’ve found other ways to have meaningful conversations! [3/3]
dev.to/vladi-stevan...
So I put together a practical guide with:
✔️ Conversation starters that don’t feel forced
✔️ Tips for making real connections (not just small talk)
✔️ Exit strategies when you need to move on
No cringe, no sales pitches—just ways to meet interesting people without the awkwardness. [2/3]
Tech conferences are full of opportunities, but let’s be honest, networking can feel *painful*.
In preparing for #Kubecon — and discussing how best to start conversations with my team—I realized that not everyone knows what to do. 👀 [1/3]
It’s been almost two years since my last trip to London, I’m so excited to come back for #kubecon! 👀
If you’re also attending or just want to meet up for a tea and chat, let me know!
👀 Every engineering team I talk to struggles with API documentation and debugging.
That’s why I’m so excited about Platform Notebooks—it’s a living, interactive space for testing, documenting, and debugging APIs collaboratively.
That feeling of being the favorite aunt. 10/10 recommend.
You don’t have my permission to stop, human. Continue!
Last week of December: “so how did you celebrate Christmas?”
Me: “… I actually haven’t celebrated yet, we celebrate on Jan 7th…😅”
I can finally answer without long explanations!
