Justin Garrison

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Join Justin Garrison, a security and DevOps expert, Deepak Prabhakara, co-founder of BoxyHQ, and Schalk Neethling, Community Manager at BoxyHQ, as they dive into the critical topic of shifting left in software security. They discuss how developers can take ownership of security early in the development process and the vital differences between authentication and authorization. The conversation highlights the importance of modern tooling, fostering a security-aware culture, and adapting to evolving software landscapes for more secure applications.

Justin Garrison, a former Amazon employee, shares his firsthand insights into the tech industry's recent transformations and the reality of silent layoffs. He discusses how tools like Kubernetes are reshaping software development and the consequences of corporate restructuring on employee morale. Justin emphasizes the critical role of operations teams, the need for employee advocacy, and the complex dynamics of trust in high-stakes environments. Plus, he reveals his new role as host of Ship It!, promising fresh content and community engagement.

Dan North shares the story of Tim, the worst programmer who is also a talented programmer. Kevin Lin discusses the success of OpenTelemetry in providing open observability. Justin Garrison compares Terraform, GitOps, and System Initiative. Additionally, the podcast explores Apple's work culture, salary negotiation tips, and bonus content.

Nick Janetakis, a TUI enthusiast and returning guest, joins Justin Garrison, creator of the Awesome TUIs repo, to dive deep into text-based user interfaces. They explore the evolution of TUIs compared to traditional command-line tools, discussing new applications that enhance interactivity. The conversation highlights the practical use of terminal tools like Tmux and Lazy Docker for efficient management. They also share personal insights on the challenges and advancements in TUI development, making a compelling case for their role in modern software.