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Jason Kuhrt | Clip #01 | Career History | Design Studies | Being Self-Taught | jQuery to Node.js | Fine-Arts Education | GraphQL Early Days And Future | Complexity Sweet Spot | gRPC | Barrier To Entry
Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Pri...
Jason Kuhrt on Prisma, Nexus, Dogfooding Open Source, GraphQL's Early Days, Design Education, Path To Coding, Prisma Learnings, Schema Design, Data Modeling, and beyond.
Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Pri...
Benjie Gillam | Clip #09 | Open Source Monetization Strategies | Open Core Models | Aligning Incentives | Paid Plugins | Sponsorships | Support Contracts | Building Services | Golden Pot | Encouraging Companies
Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a Gr...
Benjie Gillam | Clip #08 | Different Open Source Models | Facebook / Meta Approach | Corporation Independence | GraphQL Foundation | Funding Struggle | Better Funding Options | Win-Win OS Support | Widespread Sponsorships
Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a Gr...
Benjie Gillam | Clip #07 | PostGraphile v5 | Why Closed Source? | 3.5 Year Research Project | Freedom To Iterate | Graphile LLC | Journey To Paid Maintainer | Sponsorship | Grand Rebuild | Client Work
Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a Gr...
