The Commerce Composers

09 - Turning Rust into Pixie Dust (With Denis Cavalli)

In this episode, Jamie interviews Denis Cavalli, a very important name in the Rust community. They discuss Denis's journey in software development, focusing on his work with Rust and its benefits in backend and embedded systems. Denis also shares insights into an innovative ecommerce project he's working on, showcasing Rust's potential for building fast and reliable systems.

08 - Mastering Marketplaces (with Ken Serdons, CCO at Mollie)

In this episode, Chief Commercial Officer Ken Serdons from Mollie and Jamie discuss the rise of the platform economy, and the many opportunities has for both established and rising online merchants. Ken gives valuable insights on Mollie’s perspective and support for marketplaces with their Connect tool, while Jamie explains the innovative and flexible environment Deity offers to marketplaces that are looking to stand out.

07 - Composable Commerce for Enterprise (with Bram van de Sande)

Unleash Composable Commerce: Join Jamie and Bram in this podcast as they explore the power of modern software architecture. Learn how Composable Commerce revolutionizes ecommerce by separating business logic into agile services and leveraging real-time data fetching through advanced middleware. Say goodbye to outdated Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) and embrace the flexibility, speed, and superior customer experience of Composable Commerce.

06 - How Composable Commerce benefits B2B (with Pieter Dilven)

In this episode of the Composable Commerce podcast, Jamie welcomes Pieter, a professional in the ecommerce world, to discuss the challenges and growth opportunities in B2B commerce. Pieter shares his expertise from a complex B2B project involving multiple suppliers and the importance of flexibility in composable commerce. They also explore how composable commerce can enhance efficiency and adaptability in B2B operations, catering to unique business requirements.

SPECIAL - OdessaJS - Architectures Gone Wild (2020)

In this episode, we will revisit one of Jamie's favourite talks: "Architectures Gone Wild." which was held at multiple events around the world, including Kiev and Odessa before the war. This particular talk is from OdessaJS 2020, which was an online event held during the pandemic. Jamie talks about how software architectures can change the way we do business. What are they? What is the difference? How can they be used effectively, and more.