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Dev tools · January 27, 2017

To Be Continuous - Ep. #29, What’s The Future of Continuous Delivery?

All about continuous delivery and software development.

To Be Continuous - Ep. #29, What’s The Future of Continuous Delivery? launched on January 27, 2017 with 62 votes, #939 of 3,670 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

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In this episode Edith and Paul are joined by Marianna Tessel, VP of Engineering at Docker to discuss the evolution of software delivery from the days of punch card systems. Marianna shares her thoughts on the future of continuous delivery, where she envisions software will be written in small chunks, instantly sucked into the system and ready to be used. Marianna also shares lessons from her days at VMware on selling to enterprise clients and driving bottom-up developer adoption. Is ‘next shiny thing syndrome’ keeping you from being successful? Listen in to find out more. Marianna Tessel runs the engineering organization at Docker as VP of Engineering, which actively contributes to the…from heavybit.com

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