Posts by Michael Richman

Michael Richman ist VP of Engineering bei Bitly und leitet die Bereiche Platform, Infrastructure und Security. Seit seinem Einstieg bei Bitly im Jahr 2010 hat er Teams aufgebaut und geführt, die für Stabilität, Skalierbarkeit, verteilte Systeme, Modernisierung, Trust & Safety sowie Best Practices in der Anwendungsentwicklung im gesamten globalen Produktportfolio von Bitly verantwortlich sind. Er hat maßgeblich zur Einführung von KI-gestützten Coding-Tools in der Engineering-Organisation beigetragen und auf Branchenkonferenzen über KI und Developer Productivity gesprochen. Mit über 25 Jahren Erfahrung im Software Engineering hat Michael die letzten zwei Jahrzehnte damit verbracht, leistungsstarke Engineering-Teams aufzubauen und zu leiten, unter anderem in früheren Positionen bei AOL an Projekten wie AIM, MapQuest und AOL.com.
Read article: What Is a Mobile Developer, and What Do They Do?
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What Is a Mobile Developer, and What Do They Do?

Find out what a mobile developer can do for your organization here.

Read article: URL Shortener APIs: 4 Great Options and How Brands Use Them
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URL Shortener APIs: 4 Great Options and How Brands Use Them

Explore 4 URL shortener APIs and their applications, including an in-depth look at Bitly's API.

Read article: Why We Write Everything in Go
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Why We Write Everything in Go

Okay, okay, we don’t write everything in Go — we have a whole front-end codebase in Typescript/Javascript, we have some Python, we have some straight Bash. Believe it or not,…

Read article: WWDC Recap: Apple Takes on Healthcare, Finance, Ads, and More
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WWDC Recap: Apple Takes on Healthcare, Finance, Ads, and More

Earlier this week, CNBC reported that Apple has a secret team working on bringing clinical data to the iPhone. Like CDs and MP3s that were once scattered throughout our rooms…

Read article: Apple’s Deep Links Announcements Will Impact Marketers
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Apple’s Deep Links Announcements Will Impact Marketers

Mobile deep linking is evolving at a rapid pace and major developments continued this week at the Apple WWDC. As Google, Bing, and Facebook expand their features in the mobile…

Read article: How to Convince Your CMO to Care About Deep Links
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How to Convince Your CMO to Care About Deep Links

Discover the three compelling reasons why CMOs should prioritize deep linking initiatives.