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State of Control 22: Fragmentation

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On our previous episode we discussed how programming of typical systems are being simplified. This month we talk about software solutions that help programmers with simple systems through the most complicated.

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Host: Tim Albright and Steve Greenblatt

Guests:

  • Rich Fregosa
  • Troy Morgan
  • Patrick Murray

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