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Episode 120 'Focused work, location shoots and Gladiator II' 42:07

9d ago42:07

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 120 We are so thrilled to return with our latest Radio Show! In this show we talk about our new approach to making shows, we share our thoughts on focused work, then we review Gladiator II and give you a mini review of Conclave! Join Kay & Dan as they: Welcome you to a ‘road’ show as they travel back…

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Astro with Elian Van Cutsem 44:45

18d ago44:45

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In this episode of The Developers’ Bakery, we explore Astro, the modern web framework, with Elian Van Cutsem, one of its maintainers. Elian will walk us through Astro’s content-first approach, how it compares to other web frameworks, and its support for server-side/hybrid rendering. We also dive into Astro’s governance model and the challenges of m…

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Episode 119 'Books to look forward to in 2025' 45:52

23d ago45:52

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 119 It's our second show of the year so a perfect time to let you know all the books we are looking forward to reading this year! We also share with you the books we have already read this year. Join Kay & Dan as they: Set out on their walk and meet a Robin on the way Discuss their love of herons and…

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Episode 118 'The End of TV as we Know It' 47:45

1M ago47:45

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 118 After our festive break we are so excited to be back with a brand new year of Radio Shows. We begin today with a walk to the Post Office and a chat about television. We reminisce about the shows of our youth and discuss the benefits of choice. We ask the question can there sometimes be too much c…

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Investor in 1000+ Marketplaces: Fabrice Grinda (FJ Labs) on 2025 Trends for B2B and B2C Marketplaces 37:51

1M ago37:51

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Fabrice Grinda, co-founder of FJ Labs and one of the world’s most prolific marketplace investors, joins the Unicorn Bakery podcast again to share his marketplace outlook for 2025. With more than 1,100 investments and 355 exits, Fabrice is uniquely positioned to discuss the trends shaping the future of startups, marketplaces, and venture capital. In…

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KotlinPoet with Egor Andreevich 45:01

2M ago45:01

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Let’s kickoff 2025 with a fresh new episode of The Developers’ Bakery! 🎉 Today, we talk about KotlinPoet with Egor Andreevich.KotlinPoet is a library from Square used to generate Kotlin code. It’s a great tool to generate code at compile time, and it’s usedby many libraries and frameworks for Android and not only. Egor has been involved with Kotlin…

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Episode 117 'Favourite Festive Food, Music & Movies' 49:44

2M ago49:44

49:44

Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 117 We are so excited to return with a very special episode of the show! You may have seen our 'Winter Walk's' series which we debuted on the 13th of December in our 'Christmas Special' video show. This was a cross over show with our 'Radio Show'. When the cameras stopped rolling the mic's stayed on …

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Daytona with Ivan Burazin 48:00

2M ago48:00

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We’re back with another episode about developer tools! Today, we’re diving into Daytona 🚀, a self-hosted and secure open source development environment manager. I’m thrilled to have on stage Ivan Burazin, CEO and co-founder of Daytona, to tell us more about this project. Do you recall how much time it takes you to have your development environment …

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From University Project to Billion-Dollar Exit: SIGNAVIO - Together As One – with Signavio Co-Founder & CEO Gero Decker 1:33:03

2M ago1:33:03

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On March 5th, 2021, SAP acquired Signavio for a billion dollars – this marks one of the largest Tech Exits in the German market to date. How does a university side project become a billion-dollar acquisition? In this episode, Gero Decker, co-founder of Signavio, shares the incredible journey of building the company – from its roots as an open-sourc…

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Episode 116 'Our Perfect Weekend' 49:04

4M ago49:04

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 116 So what would be our perfect weekend if travel was no obstacle? Where would we go and what would we do? That’s what we reveal to each other and to you in today’s show. Join Kay & Dan as they: Welcome you to a lovely autumnal walk to the Post Office Discusses Kay’s new shoes and how they are takin…

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Excalidraw with Aakansha Doshi 40:59

4M ago40:59

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Today we’re going to talk about Excalidraw 🎨, a web tool to sketch diagrams with a hand-drawn style. I’m glad to have on stage Aakansha Doshi, one of the maintainer of Excalidraw, to tell us more about this project.Aakansha will tell us the story of Excalidraw, how it evolved over time, and its secret to achieve the distinctive hand-drawn style. We…

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Episode 115 'Staying Creative' 50:37

4M ago50:37

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 115 We are excited today to bring you a listener request episode. Our life is built around creativity, from designing knitting patterns to creating tutorial series. From producing our bi-weekly lifestyle to show to creating series like 'England: A Castle Nation'. How do we stay creative? In this epis…

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Chucker with Nicola Corti 40:04

5M ago40:04

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It’s time for another special episode, 90! Together with our own Nicola, we’re diving into the world of Chucker, an open-source library that helps you debug network requests in Android. With Chucker you can simply inspect the HTTP and GraphQL requests and responses, visualize the body such as JSON or images, and even export them to share with your …

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Episode 114 'The Honeymooners' 46:42

5M ago46:42

46:42

Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 114 Hot off the presses, literally recorded yesterday morning on their journey home, join Dan and Kay as they talk about their honeymoon! It may have been eighteen years late, but how did it go? Did Dan have a celebratory drink, his first in ten years? Yes he did! And did Kay attend her first ever se…

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Episode 113 'The Empty Nesters' 46:10

5M ago46:10

46:10

Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 113 We return with the latest episode of our audio show and this is a big one. Following on from our last episode, our daughter Bryony has now left for University and we are 'Empty Nesters'. So how does it feel? And what was the experience like getting her set up on her own? In today's show we let yo…

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Language Servers with Gorkem Ercan 51:35

6M ago51:35

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We’re back with another episode about developer tooling and this time we’re diving into the world of Language Servers! We have the pleasure to have on stage Gorkem Ercan, the CTO of Jozu and member of the Eclipse Foundation Board. Gorkem will walk us through his journey in the world of Language Servers, from writing Visual Studio Code plugins to bu…

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Episode 112 'University Life' 50:17

6M ago50:17

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 112 We are back with a brand new episode of the Radio Show. Today we are discussing the transition from school life to university life. Our daughter Bryony is getting ready to start university this September. We are currently living through the greatest change to our family life since Bryony was born…

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Charty with Himanshu Singh 34:48

6M ago34:48

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It’s time to spotlight another amazing Android library in this episode of The Developers’ Bakery! Today, I’m joined by Himanshu Singh, author and maintainer of Charty. Charty is a chart library entirely written for Jetpack Compose. In this episode, Himanshu will walk us through the complexities of building custom UI libraries and his passion for op…

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Episode 111 'The Cakes of our Years' 42:24

7M ago42:24

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 111 Today we bring you a show 110 episodes in the making. How could we never have discussed cake before? Whilst Dan is not a foodie, he has some wonderful memories linked to cakes and all things sweet. Kay IS a foodie and she adores cake. In this episode we talk about the ones we like, the ones we do…

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Redpanda with Christina Lin 42:07

7M ago42:07

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We keep on exploring the world of data with another amazing guest: Christina Lin, Developer Advocate at RedPanda. RedPanda is a data streaming platform, entirely built with C++ that aims to be faster and more efficient than Kafka. In this episode, Christina tells us all about RedPanda, its features, and how it’s different from other streaming platf…

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Episode 110 'Is James Bond Cool'? 45:32

7M ago45:32

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 110 This summer we have been watching all the James Bond movies in chronological order. We expected to take a trip down memory lane, reliving some golden memories from our youth. What has actually happened is quite different! The films have sparked conversation on what is and what isn't expectable be…

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Dagster with Sandy Ryza 40:39

7M ago40:39

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Today is time to talk about Data Pipelines and Data Engineering. I’m really excited to have on stage Sandy Ryza, Lead Engineer of Dagster. If you’re a software engineer and you’re afraid of dealing with data pipelines, fear no more! Sandy is on a mission to make data pipelines easier to handle for software engineers. Join us in this episode to lear…

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Episode 109 'The Greatest Historical Movie of All Time? 45:49

8M ago45:49

45:49

Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 109 As the new millennium dawned 24 years ago, Russel Crowe & Ridley Scott released one of the most spectacular historical movies ever made, or was it? In this episode of the Radio Show we discuss Gladiator and its links to the real history of Rome. We talk about special effects in movies, film sound…

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Kotlin Multiplatform at Google I/O with Marcello Galhardo 27:54

8M ago27:54

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Welcome to a special in-person episode of The Developers’ Bakery, recorded live in Berlin at Google I/O Connect 2024! There, I had the privilege of having on stage Marcello Galhardo, Software Engineer at Google. Marcello is working in the AndroidX team responsible for adding Kotlin Multiplatform support for several popular AndroidX libraries. If yo…

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Investing in 10+ Unicorns: Kevin Hartz on Finding and Crafting Winning Founding Teams 1:12:06

8M ago1:12:06

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Kevin Hartz is not only one of the most influential seed investors in Silicon Valley, but also a successful founder. In addition to early-stage investments in PayPal, Uber, AirBnB and SpaceX, he founded Xoom (exit to PayPal for approx. 1 billion dollars) and Eventbrite (IPO). With his current startup Sauron, Kevin is in the process of developing ne…

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The AI Playbook: Former Salesforce Chief Scientist Richard Socher’s Guide to Building a Successful AI Company (Founder of you.com) 1:10:23

8M ago1:10:23

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Richard Socher, most recently Chief Scientist at Salesforce under Marc Benioff and one of the most renowned AI researchers in the world, has now founded you.com instead of joining one of the big AI companies. Richard believes that he can have a more positive impact on humanity. you.com now reaches millions of users and gives you as a user the oppor…

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System Initiative with Adam Jacob 47:55

8M ago47:55

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Today we talk about a completely new topic: DevOps and System configuration. I’m really excited to have on stage Adam Jacob, CEO and Co-founder of System Initiative. Adam is challenging the status quo of DevOps tools with a completely new approach to system configuration. While System initiative looks like a no-code tool at first, it comes with all…

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Misconceptions of first-time founders: How to avoid Hiring-Red Flags & the Biggest Fallacies about Finding Product Market Fit - Dan Siroker, Limitless 1:11:43

8M ago1:11:43

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Dan Siroker built Optimizely to more than 120 million ARR before leaving the company. The company was sold and merged, and then launched, rewind.ai-now limitless.ai, a consumer product that, unlike Dan's previous company, has a software and hardware component. Dan gives deep insights into the transition from software to hardware development and the…

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Why startups fail with Dave Hersh, Founder & Author 1:09:21

9M ago1:09:21

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Only 10% of start-ups are successful and yet 82% of founders think they will be successful. 78% of start-ups don't even manage to pay back their investors. Dave Hersh scaled a company with Jive to more than 10 million dollars in turnover, took a growth investor on board and Jive later went public. Through his other positions as a coach, board partn…

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Episode 108 'D-Day' 42:16

9M ago42:16

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 108 We are back with a brand new episode of our Radio Show. In the last few weeks we have seen a number of comparative programs about D-Day. Unexpectedly these shows have had a profound impact on us both. In today's show we talk about how all this came about. Join Kay & Dan as they: Welcome you to a …

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Hasura with Tanmai Gopal 54:25

9M ago54:25

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Hi everyone, today is time to talk about GraphQL! We have on stage Tanmai Gopal, CEO and co-founder of Hasura. Hasura is an open-source GraphQL engine that helps you build and scale your GraphQL APIs, basically ‘without’ limits! We’ll talk about the history of Hasura, how it works, and what’s next for this project. Join us in this episode as Tanmai…

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Episode 107 'Parenting is Hard!' 45:13

9M ago45:13

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 107 We are back with a brand new episode of our Radio Show. In todays show we talk about parenting, our experiences throughout the process and how we dealing with the only part of it we're found hard. Join Kay & Dan as they: Welcome you to a warm spring walk on a different route to normal! Discuss th…

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Mautic with Ruth Cheesley 55:41

9M ago55:41

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Time for a brand-new topic today, as we’re going to talk about Marketing Automation. I’m excited to have on stage Ruth Cheesley, who’s going to tell us all about Mautic. Mautic is a marketing automation software, that helps you manage your email campaigns, track your user engagement, and much more. It’s fully open-source (written in PHP 🐘) and work…

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Deeptech: The hurdles of making the first Quantum Computer accessible as a B2B Cloud Product - Alexander Keesling, QuEra 1:09:28

9M ago1:09:28

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Alexander Keesling researched quantum computers at Harvard and, together with a team, decided to found a company based on his research. Today, QuEra generates tens of millions in revenue, licenses its quantum computer via AWS and is building a new quantum computer in Japan for around 41 million dollars. In the podcast, we talk about the status quo …

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Episode 106 '7 Historical Stories You Probably Haven't Heard Before' 43:48

10M ago43:48

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 106 We are back with a brand new episode of our Radio Show. This time Dan delves into his nerdy knowledge of history as he attempts to share seven historical stories which you probably haven't heard of before. Along the way we head to Egypt, Prehistoric Indonesia, Ancient Britain and soooo much more.…

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Fleet with Zach Wasserman 43:56

10M ago43:56

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Today we touch on a brand-new topic: device management! I’m excited to have on stage Zach Wasserman, co-founder and CTO at Fleet. Fleet is a Mobile device management (MDM) software, that helps you manage your device fleet. It’s fully open-source and works either as self-hosted or as a cloud solution. Zach is going to guide us through the world of f…

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1100+ investments, 40% Annual Realized Return for 26 years: How Fabrice Grinda built FJ Labs, one of the most successful Venture Capital Funds globally 1:26:10

10M ago1:26:10

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Fabrice Grinda, founder of FJ Labs and extreme athlete, explains how he has made over 1100 investments, primarily in marketplace and network-effect startups, generating an average 40% return over 26 years. Fabrice also likes to simplify a lot in his life by outsourcing things. Find out his recipe for a fulfilling life and managing virtual assistant…

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Episode 105 'Be Good to Yourself' 43:26

10M ago43:26

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 105 We are back with a brand new episode of our Radio Show. Today we discuss being good to yourself. Dan recently hit a bit of a wall and had to take his foot off the pedal a little. Why did it happen? How did we identify it and what did we do to fix it? Join Kay & Dan as they: Welcome you to a warm …

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OpenCollective with Xavier Damman 46:29

11M ago46:29

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It’s time for another bonus episode of The Developers’ Bakery! 🎉 Today, I’m extremely excited to have on stage Xavier Damman, co-founder of OpenCollective! If you’ve been doing open source for a while, you’ve probably heard about OpenCollective. It’s a platform that helps open-source projects and communities to raise funds and manage their finances…

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Episode 104 'All About Yorkshire Part Two' 38:36

11M ago38:36

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 104 We are back with the latest episode of our Radio Show. This time we are delighted to return with a special episode all about our home county of Yorkshire. We started this two episode odyssey in our last Radio Show, today we talk favourite places, food and childhood experiences. Join Kay & Dan as …

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Consolidation as Strategy: Razor Group's Path to Market Leadership - Razor Group Founder Tushar Ahluwalia 1:05:58

11M ago1:05:58

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Tushar Ahluwalia founded the Razor Group together with his founding team in 2020. Since then, the Razor Group has received more than one billion dollars in investment and credit, acquired and consolidated many Amazon FBA businesses and most recently some Amazon aggregators, such as Perch. Today, the Razor Group is the largest remaining player on th…

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Aptabase with Guilherme Oenning 46:37

11M ago46:37

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I’m excited to welcome on stage our next guest Guilherme Oenning, creator of Aptabase! Aptabase is an open-source tool to collect and analyze analytics from your users. The key feature is that it’s designed with privacy in mind, as all the events are stored anonymously. It’s fully GDPR-compliant and it’s available either as a cloud service or as a …

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Misconceptions about pitching early stage investors - with Sequoia Capital Partner George Robson 30:22

11M ago30:22

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Is the European climate for early-stage start-ups improving again? After the European fundraising ecosystem was somewhat more cautious in the years following the corona boom, the question is: how is it currently developing? Fabian meets George Robson, Partner at Sequoia Capital, probably the best-known venture capital fund in the world. Together th…

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Episode 103 'All About Yorkshire - Part One' 41:15

11M ago41:15

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 103 We are back with the latest episode of our Radio Show. This time we are talking about our home country of Yorkshire. We are in fact a unique couple as Kay was born in South Yorkshire and Dan was born in North Yorkshire. What were there experiences like growing up in this unique county and what ar…

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Blitzscaling vs. Bootstrapping: How to choose your founder journey - Casper Rasmussen, Monta 47:45

12M ago47:45

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Monta has raised more than 120 million euros for its software platform for electric vehicles to improve the accessibility of charging infrastructure. Within 3 years, Monta has scaled to around 300 employees, is currently hiring 10-20 employees per month and is multiplying revenue annually. Previously, Monta founder Casper Rasmussen built 500+ mobil…

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Roborazzi with Takahiro Menju 30:26

12M ago30:26

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We’re back in the Android development space with an episode about screenshot testing. I’m excited to have on stage Takahiro Menju, Android GDE and author of Roborazzi. With Roborazzi, you can easily run screenshot tests for your Android app, without having to run a device at all. That’s possible because Roborazzi relies on Robolectric, which allows…

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How does it feel to make a 100 million dollars with an exit? with GitHub and Gitbutler Founder Scott Chacon 1:17:31

12M ago1:17:31

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Scott Chachon is one of the co-founders of GitHub, a developer platform that was sold to Microsoft for around 7.5 billion dollars. We talk about the moment he found out about the sale to Microsoft, how much money he made from the sale and whether it made him happy. He is now founding his third startup, Gitbutler, after investing 12 million of his o…

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Episode 102 'Real books, digital books, audio books or no books' 37:56

12M ago37:56

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 102 We are back with the latest episode of our Radio Show. This time we are talking about books. Gone are the days of experiencing a book in one format, in the modern world there are so many exciting ways to enjoy a book. In this episode we talk through how 'we' approach reading and we let you know w…

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Cost-Traps that Cost Your Company Millions David Heinemeier-Hansson, 37signals 1:09:14

12M ago1:09:14

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David Heinemeier Hansson is the inventor of Ruby on Rails and founder of 37signals, a company that has developed products such as Basecamp, Hey.com and more over the last 20 years. However, apart from Jeff Bezos, David and his co-founder Jason Friedman didn't take any money and bootstrapped the company. We talk about the biggest cost drivers for co…

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XWiki with Vincent Massol 50:32

12M ago50:32

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Today we talk about wikis! And I’m excited to have on stage Vincent Massol, CTO of XWiki. XWiki is an open-source tool to create wikis for your team, your project, or your company. Think of it as a competitor for Confluence.The key feature of XWiki is its extensibility, thanks to its various number of plugins that allow you to cover a variety of us…

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