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A Podcast about Developer tools and libraries

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We’re back with another episode about developer tools! Today, we’re diving into Daytona 🚀, a self-hosted and secure open source development environment manager.

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I’m thrilled to have on stage Ivan Burazin, CEO and co-founder of Daytona, to tell us more about this project.

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Do you recall how much time it takes you to have your development environment ready? Think about how many hours you spend setting up your machine, installing dependencies, and configuring your IDE. Daytona aims to solve exactly this problem by providing a development environment that can get you up to speed in seconds!

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In addition, Ivan will walk us through the story of Daytona: how it started and what’s next for this tool.

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Ivan also has a lot of experience in conference organization. In this episode, we’ll touch on what he learned from creating tech conferences and how that skills helped him build Daytona today.

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Enjoy the show 👨‍🍳

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Show Notes

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  • 00.00 Intro
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  • 00.46 Episode Start
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  • 01.22 Ivan’s Introduction
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  • 02.43 What is Daytona?
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  • 04.20 How developers would use Daytona?
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  • 06.46 Running Daytona
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  • 10.55 Browser based IDEs vs Daytona
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  • 12.03 Accessing shared environments
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  • 14.27 Using Daytona with Open Source projects
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  • 17.53 Pricing
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  • 21.02 Who’s funding Daytona?
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  • 24.04 The story of Daytona
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  • 29.51 From organizing conferences to building tools
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  • 33.57 The hardest part of organizing a conference
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  • 39.51 What’s next for Daytona?
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  • 45.31 Further reading
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  • 46.48 Where people can find you online?
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