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Panelists argue for concrete practices: mandatory internal tech talks at some firms, a continuous delivery pipeline used to satisfy regulators, and hands‑on testing by taking prototypes into crowds with 100,000 wristbands to expose real interference. App servers shrink as Spring Boot and containers shift deployment, while pair programming resistance often yields to side‑by‑side coding and walkthroughs. Pilots show visible business interest, yet two early advocates quit after success, and compliance is met by building auditability into the pipeline.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:08Questions
- 6:22Tips for engaging developers
- 11:05Testing in crowds
- 13:00Containers
- 15:28Regulatory Compliance
- 18:47Bitcoin
- 22:15Auditability
- 25:13Scaling Change
- 28:38Attracting Talent
- 31:53Bank
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