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I’m a teapot

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“I’m a teapot” is one of the official HTTP status codes, and a hilarious Easter egg. Software developers are just that kind of people. :) In this podcast Michael (Frontend) and Sebastian (Backend) share stories from their life as web developers. They look at recent trends and discuss how they stand up in day to day development life. “I’m a teapot” is presented to you by djangsters - a completely remote web consulting agency. If you ask us where we are located, we would say Internet, but if you really push for geography, then - Cologne, Germany.

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Recent Episodes

July 18, 2023

10 years of djangsters

For our tenth anniversary episode, Michael sits down with the founders of djangsters: Konstantin, Iwan, and Sebastian. In a light-hearted talk, he asks them several questions including what the deal with the hat is and where one can buy an ostrich. Links: https://www.djangsters.de https://www.linkedin.com/company/djangsters/ https://youtu.be/ASnTdd8f9sQ Listen to other "I am a Teapot" episodes and our other videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYe8pvZqwG0h6MQy_BMC0ug

February 8, 2023

Our Tech Picks for 2023

In the 4th episode of "I am a Teapot", Sebastian and Michael share what they are excited over for 2023. From exciting React and NextJS news to awesome performant Python.

October 12, 2022

Cybersecurity Awareness: Is your supply chain secure?

Since October is Cybersecurity Awareness month, Michael and Sebastian interview special guest Konstatin Weddige, co-founder of Lutra Security, about supply chain attacks. Basically what supply chain attacks are, their dangers, and what steps companies and individuals can take to mitigate potential damage from them.

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What is I’m a teapot?: “I’m a teapot” is one of the official HTTP status codes, and a hilarious Easter egg. Software developers are just that kind of people. :)

In this podcast Michael (Frontend) and Sebastian (Backend) share stories from their life as web developers. They look at recent trends and discuss how they stand up in day to day development life.

“I’m a teapot” is presented to you by djangsters - a completely remote web consulting agency. If you ask us where we are located, we would say Internet, but if you really push for geography, then - Cologne, Germany.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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