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Developer Tea

Developer Tea

Developer Tea is a short podcast hosted by Jonathan Cutrell, co-founder of Spec and developer at Clearbit, to help developers find their ultimate purpose and excel at their work in order to positively impact the people around them.

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Code[ish] • April 1st, 2026

Kubernetes World: Finding Your Path in the Cloud Native Ecosystem

Hosted by Julián Duque, Yadin Porter de León, Bart Farrell

Bart Farrell from KubeFM and LearnKube joins Julian and Yadin to discuss Kubernetes World: Finding Your Path in the Cloud Native Ecosystem, a new free ebook and career guide that helps new community members navigate the complex Kubernetes landscape. From the importance of a welcoming community to a behind-the-scenes look at how the ebook was created, this episode will interest all cloud-native professionals.

Hosted By:

Julián Duque

Principal Developer Advocate, Heroku
@julian_duque

Yadin Porter de León

Director, Product Marketing, Heroku

with Guest:

Bart Farrell

Developer Tea • March 20th, 2015

How to Start Contributing to Open Source, and Testing Refrigerators (2 of 2)

This episode, in two parts, is an interview with Richard Schneeman, Ruby developer and Heroku Engineer, where he talks about HipHop VM, Dogfooding, Heroku Buildpacks, and more.

Developer Tea • March 18th, 2015

How to Start Contributing to Open Source, and Testing Refrigerators (1 of 2)

This episode, in two parts, is an interview with Richard Schneeman, Ruby developer and Heroku Engineer, where he talks about HipHop VM, Dogfooding, Heroku Buildpacks, and more.

Developer Tea • March 4th, 2016

Interview With Kenneth Reitz (2 of 2)

This episode, in two parts, is an interview with Kenneth Reitz, Heroku Engineer, and Python product owner where he talks about his first user facing software SlashWear, Python requests, Heroku, and more.

Developer Tea • March 2nd, 2016

Interview With Kenneth Reitz (1 of 2)

This episode, in two parts, is an interview with Kenneth Reitz, Heroku Engineer, and Python product owner where he talks about his first user facing software SlashWear, Python requests, Heroku, and more.