Building blocks for internal tools, Kevin Whinnery, Head of Developer Experience with Retool

Open-source content management, Aurélien Georget, Chief Product Officer at Strapi

In this episode, we speak with Aurélien Georget [https://strapi.io/user/aurelien-georget], Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Strapi. Strapi is an open-source headless content management system with a strong community-driven strategy. We walk through the evolution of the product from an idea of a Wordpress alternative to a developer platform for building content driven experiences at scale.

Building blocks for internal tools, Kevin Whinnery, Head of Developer Experience with Retool

Today we have Kevin Whinnery [kevin.whinnery@retool.com], Head of Developer Experience at Retool. Retool makes a powerful set of building blocks for teams to build internal tools faster. We discuss the challenges of building internal tools, the role of Developer Experience, and the benefits of “yes-code” over “no-code” tools.

Feature flags with John Kodumal, CTO of Launch Darkly

We’re going to take a deep-dive into Launch Darkly, and how feature flags are a game-changer for your development flow. CTO and Co-Founder, John Kodemal takes to us about how he thinks about separating deployment from release, and how that minimizes risks in shipping to production.

Introducing Season 2 of the Yes-code Podcast

This is the Yes-code Podcast. We’re here in your feed to let  you know that Season 2 is just around the corner. We’ve got some really interesting technical deep-dives coming your way this season. You can look forward to: feature flags with Launch Darkly, building internal tools with Retool, multiplayer collaboration with Liveblocks, and content management with Strapi.

Tiered Membership with Tyler Bell, Co-Founder of Memberstack

This episode on tiered membership focuses on two problem domains combined – authentication and payments. One of the co-founders of Memberstack, Tyler Bell, and I talk about the primitives of "member", "plan", and "access control to plan."