Episode 62: Serverless Storytelling with Anna Spysz

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Episode 62: Serverless Storytelling with Anna Spysz

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May 29, 2019

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Anna Spysz offers a different perspective, coming from communications first and engineering second. In this episode, she describes the hybrid model employed at Stackery for developing cloud applications that can save time and frustration, plus she’s got a few tips for liberal arts majors looking to get into tech.

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May 29, 2019

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