The Bounding Box

Put on your 3D glasses and prepare to dev!

I have a great talk with David Koerner, software engineer at Esri that works on the 3D team! David works on bringing his computer graphics background to the geospatial space, not just in the rendering engine, but also in providing developer tooling and a great experience for developers to build 3D mapping apps! We talk about the state of 3D mapping and where things can go!
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Your resume is too long

I am excited to talk to Jason Otero today! Jason works in Talent Acquisition at Esri, and helps to recruit some very talented engineers to build awesome stuff at Esri. We get some insight on the hiring process, what interviews are like, and how you can look at applying for roles at Esri! Jason sees a lot of candidate resumes, and has some great advice for listeners!
Yes, Esri is hiring, come work with me!
https://careers.esri.com
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Revenge of the Russ

I re-welcome Russell Roberts to the show! Russ is a Product Engineer for the Online team at Esri. Russ has grubby hands in all kinds of stuff in Online for the MapViewer, specs, features. He breaks things, but makes for up it with charm!
Some blog posts we talked about:
Searching for Features in Maps and Apps
Bringing Order to Complexity: Value Grouping & Display Order
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The language of location

This week, I have the pleasure of talking to Anita Kemp, a Product Engineer on the ArcGIS Developer Experience team. We talk about the nuances of language, working with the ArcGIS platform, teaching users, and the new upcoming Places API for developers! Me no speak good, but Anita knows what she's doing!
 
Sign up for a free ArcGIS Platform Developer account!
 
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Set Blazor to Geo

This week I am joined by Tim Purdum, Engineering Manager at Dymaptic! Tim and I talk about past lives, passion for dev, dotnet, and building projects! Blazor is a great dev tool, and GeoBlazor let's you do some awesome maps with the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript!
 
github.com/dymaptic/GeoBlazor
 
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Digital Twins and community super powers

I am joined by Lisa Stähli this week on the podcast! We talk about the work she has done at Esri on ArcGIS Urban, how much smarter she is than me, digital twins, and the evolution of super villains!
Lisa does some great work with local meetups, building out community, and yoga for the soul...
Lessons learned from 5 years of developing a software product from scratch (Part 1)
Lessons learned from 5 years of developing a software product from scratch (Part 2)
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Starting with the man in the map

We have John Nelson on the podcast this week! John and I just chat it up, talk about making maps, letting your creativity shine, and having fun while you do some awesome work!
Johns Blog: Adventures in Mapping
Blogs John and I did:
5 Tips for Designers who work with Developers
5 Tips for Developers who work with Designers
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Imagery on the Web in ArcGIS and features you should use!

This week I'm talking to Undral Batsukh, Product Engineer at Esri on the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript (yes, new name)! Undral and I talk about the stuff she works on, especially all the imagery layer features she handles and all the capabilities in that API.
Undral has some informative videos on youtube, be sure to check them out!
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Stop, collaborate and listen

I'm talking to Jim Barry today! I've known Jim for nearly 20 years, and he is a wealth of knowledge. Jim is currently putting the choo choo into trains with GIS, and we talk about collaboration and community. We even get into interviews and soft skills. 
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When Data Invades Your Data

I get to talk to Paul Crickard, data cruncher, geo puncher, and fitness funkster! We talk about working with data, how spatial permeates almost everything, and how GIS seems to sneak into just about everything!
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