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Updates from the developers at National Public Radio

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Updates from the tech team that works under the hood at http://npr.org and on @nprone.

Phil is a web developer at National Public Radio.

Citizen. Opinions expressed here are mine alone.

She/her and sometimes they. Software Engineer at NPR. Likes testing quite a bit. Pride ERG chair.

API documentation at NPR has had a tumultuous history. Our team has introduced a new way to document our APIs without extra overhead.

In May 2020, I took a sharp right turn in my career: I transitioned from being a lead software engineer to an engineering manager…

Google’s suite of voice-assisted devices is powered by one of their most notable products: Chrome. What? A browser in my smart speaker? 🤯…

“I’m always wanting to see our products improve, and I get to be that liaison who understands both what the customer wants, and what’s…

“Getting to make products that people use every day, and solving problems that require interesting, thoughtful solutions.”

We’re at the Grace Hopper Conference in Orlando, Florida right now! Until Friday, October 4th, stop by booth 918 and check us out…

“Navigating ambiguity is my jam, being a developer in this space forces me to be a quick thinker and keeps me stimulated daily.”

This morning, we announced the launch of “Alexa, play Morning Edition”, a new way to listen to NPR content on your Amazon Echo and other…

September 5th, will be speaking at Tinel Meetup in Split, Croatia about Voice interfaces.

“Developing forces me to take a beat and solve one problem at a time before I can logically move on to the next one, which helps me process…

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