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Akademy 2021 Interview: In Conversation with Patricia Aas
- Negotiating tools
- Transparency
- Culture & Trust
- The meaning of DevSecOps
- Team cohesion
- Top tips for public speaking
- Developer dashboards
- The future of DevSecOps roles
- Event Driven Architecture
- DevSecOps metrics
- The best tool sets
- Problem solving
Episode 59: Alt om C++, med Patricia Aas 👩🔬
Interviewed by Rob Irving and Jason Turner on CppCast in December 2020.
Interviewed by Rob Irving and Jason Turner on CppCast in October 2019.
Patricia Aas: Intersection of Programming & Security
Ukas Koder Patricia Aas brenner for mangfold blant utviklere. Og sikkerhet i C++.
Tips For How Women Can Survive And Thrive In A Male-Dominated Tech Industry
Interviewed by Edward Thomson on All Things Git November 20rd, 2018:
Learning a New Codebase with Patricia Aas
Interviewed by Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell on .NET Rocks! September 26th, 2018:
Reading Other People's Code with Patricia Aas
Interviewed by Scott Hanselman on Hanselminutes in May 2018, which was published in June 2018:
C++ and Browser Monoculture with Vivaldi's Patricia Aas
Guest blogpost on Jonathan Boccara's blog Fluent C++ 10 Techniques That Will Make You Understand Other People’s Code Better which was also republished on the Vivaldi blog. This was also the basis of a talk called Reading Other People's Code which was presented at Web Rebels 2018.
Interview in Digi (Norwegian online newspaper) – Koding var alt jeg likte med matte, bare bedre
Interviewed by Rob Irving and Jason Turner on CppCast in September 2017.
<iframe style="border: solid 1px #dedede;" src="https://app.stitcher.com/splayer/f/61449/51640971" width="220" height="150" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe> * [CppCast Episode 120: Java with Patricia Aas](https://youtu.be/stxB-BZSUYo)Interviewed by Seth Juarez on Channel9 during NDC Oslo in June 2017 (Video is gone)