On The Radar

Platform Engineering looks very different inside cyber and security driven organizations. In this episode, Eitan Masuary, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, speaks with Eyal Goldenberg, Director SaaS Platform & DevOps at Cellebrite, and Shlomi Benita, Principal Software Architect at Palo Alto, about how platform engineering evolves under strict security and compliance requirements. They discuss the different triggers that led each organization to build a platform, from moving out of isolated environments to enabling cloud based products, and how security constraints shape architecture decisions from day one. The episode explores developer portals, self service workflows, and the balance between standardization and developer freedom, along with the challenges of adoption, governance, and long term platform evolution.

Platform Engineering is changing how DevOps teams support modern microservices architectures. In this episode, Eitan Masuary, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, speaks with Yishai Halpert, Director of DevOps at HiBob, about building an internal developer platform in practice. They discuss the trigger that led HiBob to start the journey, the automation engines that power the platform, and how their first MVP focused on helping developers create new services faster. The episode also explores developer workflows, Slack based interfaces, AI agents, and the shift from manual DevOps work to reusable platform capabilities.

Software engineering teams move fast, and DevOps can no longer afford to become the organization’s bottleneck. In this episode, Eitan Masuary, Haggai Philip Zagury, and Gaby Tal from Tikal’s DevOps group talk about Platform Engineering and the shift from a ticket driven DevOps model to building an internal platform as a product. They discuss how self service approaches give developers more autonomy, reduce repetitive operational work, and help teams move faster while maintaining standards. The episode also looks at where to start when introducing a platform and why identifying early adopters inside the organization is key to successful adoption.

Agentic SDLC only works when the entire environment supports it. In this final episode of the series, Nir Kaufman, Tech lead at Tikal hosts Lior Kanfi, CEO and founder of Tikal, and Yishai Beeri, CTO at LinearB, to talk about what it really means to implement Agentic SDLC at scale. They unpack the technical and organizational foundations required to make it work: from infra that enables context sharing and tool coordination, to clearly defined ownership models, and from architectural patterns to gradual team-wide adoption.

Most developers think of “context” as documentation or vector search. But in real AI systems, context is a dynamic, cross-cutting concern that spans the full SDLC. In this episode, Nir Kaufman, Tech Lead at Tikal, is joined by Nir Alfasi, Backend Tech Lead at Tikal, and Matan Grady, Director of Product at Port.io. Together, they unpack what Context Engineering actually looks like in production: from tribal knowledge and markdown chaos, to memory design, tool orchestration, and human decision making.

AI is writing code, but is it helping us work better? What happens when the initial excitement of "chatting with AI" turns into a loop of losing context and correcting code? In this Tech Radar Voice episode,, Nir Kaufman, Tech Lead at Tikal, hosts Roy Kass, Fullstack Tech Lead & Head of Training at Tika and Muly Gottlieb, Head of Engineering at Applitools for a candid conversation about the evolution of the individual developer’s workflow. The discussion moves through the trap of prompt fatigue, the necessity of treating AI like a talented but inexperienced junior, and why Spec Driven Development is making a comeback not as documentation, but as the only way to stay in control of non-deterministic tools.

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What if your backend could think, adjust, and respond in real time? In this Tech Radar Voice episode, Eitan Masuary talks with Yoav Nordmann and Yerachmiel Feltzman about the backend shifts defining 2025-26. They expose the rise of Apache Iceberg & open table formats, reveal why OLAP is surging back, dive into modern data architectures built for scale and speed, and explore AI + vector DBs in real workloads. This isn’t speculative, this is what backend teams will live with tomorrow.

Deploys are flying, costs are rising, and AI is already in the pipeline. How do you stay in control? In this Tech Radar Voice episode, Eitan Masuari, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, hosts Gabi Tal, DevOps Tech Lead at Tikal, and Slavik Jakobson, Platform Architect at Guesty, to discuss DevOps trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2025 26. They unpack AIOps, explain how AI accelerates the path from idea to implementation, detects patterns in logs, and provides an early heads up before the pager goes off. They also explore FinOps in the AI world, talking about tokens, models, AI gateways, and managing costs already during development. They highlight the difference between DevOps and Platform Engineering, what makes an IDP a true product tool with guardrails, telemetry, and real adoption, and end with DevSecOps that keeps delivery continuous, measurable, and aligned with product goals. A must listen for anyone who wants to understand where the DevOps role is heading, from infrastructure to the meeting point of code, AI, and developer experience.

הפולסטאק של היום כבר לא נראה אותו דבר. בפרק הזה של ⁦Tech⁩ ⁦Radar⁩ ⁦Voice,⁩ איתן מסוארי, ⁦Head⁩ ⁦of⁩ ⁦Tech⁩ ו־⁦DevOps⁩ ⁦Group⁩ ⁦Lead⁩ בטיקל, מארח את גיא נשר, ⁦Team⁩ ⁦Lead⁩ ב־⁦Redis,⁩ ואת רועי קס, ⁦Fullstack⁩ ⁦Tech⁩ ⁦Lead⁩ בטיקל, לשיחה על הטרנדים החמים בעולם ה־⁦Fullstack⁩ מתוך ⁦Israeli⁩ ⁦Tech⁩ ⁦Radar⁩ ⁦2025–26⁩. הם צוללים לאיחוד סטאקים ⁦–⁩ למה יותר ויותר חברות בוחרות לעבוד עם סטאק אחיד וכמעט מונוליטי, מתי זה באמת מפשט ומאיץ פיתוח, ומתי זה דווקא מקשה וסוגר את הצוות בתוך גבולות נוקשים מדי. משם הם עוברים לוויכוח סביב ⁦Server⁩ ⁦Components⁩ ⁦–⁩ מה הערך שהם מוסיפים מול המורכבות והעלות שהם מייצרים. אחר כך הם משווים בין ⁦Node,⁩ ⁦Bun⁩ ו־⁦Deno,⁩ לא מהמצגות, אלא מניסיון אמיתי של צוותים שעובדים איתם בפרודקשן. ולסיום, אימוץ ⁦AI⁩ בצוותי פיתוח: איך הוא משנה את אופי העבודה ביום־יום, מה באמת עובד עם ⁦Vibe⁩ ⁦Coding⁩ ומה עדיין רחוק מלהיות ⁦Production⁩ ⁦Ready,⁩ איך ⁦AI⁩ חוסך שעות בכתיבת טסטים, ⁦debugging⁩ ותיעוד, ואיך משלבים כלים וסוכני קוד בתהליכי העבודה של הצוות ⁦–⁩ בלי לפגוע ביציבות ובאיכות המערכת. שיחה תכל׳ס, בגובה עיניים, עם דוגמאות מהשטח ותובנות שכל מפתח/ת ⁦Fullstack⁩ צריך/ה להכיר בשנת ⁦2025⁩.

כתבת קוד, הוא רץ, אבל… מי באמת כתב אותו – אתה או ה-AI? בפרק הזה של Tech Radar Voice, איתן מסוארי, Head of Tech ו-DevOps Group Lead בטיקל, מארח את אורן מלמד, מנהל פיתוח, ואת אסף ורון, Fullstack Tech Lead בטיקל, לשיחה על הטרנדים בעולם ה-AI מתוך ה-Israeli Tech Radar 2025–26. הם צוללים לעולם של Vibe Coding – מתי זה גיים צ'יינג'ר שמאיץ פיתוח, ומתי זה קיצור דרך שמכניס ג'אנק לפרודקשן. משם הם עוברים לכלי productivity שמעלים הילוך בבדיקות, debugging ותיעוד, ולבסוף לסטנדרטים החדשים MCP ו-Agent to Agent, שמאפשרים לכלים, אג’נטים וצוותים לדבר באותה שפה – ולבנות מערכות מורכבות בצורה חלקה ומהירה יותר. שיחה סופר פרקטית, מלאה בדוגמאות מהשטח ותובנות למפתחים ולמנהלים שחיים את עולם ה-AI יום־יום.

?מה באמת נדרש כדי להפוך אתגר ⁦ML⁩ מהשטח לארכיטקטורה יציבה שמשרתת מיליוני משתמשים בפרק הפרקטי הזה של ⁦Tech⁩ ⁦Radar⁩ ⁦Voice,⁩ שני כהן, ⁦Senior⁩ ⁦ML⁩ ⁦Engineer⁩ ב־⁦Tikal,⁩ מארחת את ישראל סופר, ⁦Principal⁩ ⁦ML⁩ ⁦Engineer,⁩ ב־⁦Remitly,⁩ לסשן ⁦hands-on⁩. הם מנתחים יחד ⁦Use⁩ ⁦case⁩ של פייפליין מלא. השיחה נוגעת באתגרים הייחודיים של תעשיית הפינטק ⁦–⁩ איזון בין דיוק בזיהוי הונאות לבין שמירה על חוויית משתמש, ניהול סיכונים עסקיים, ואינטגרציה של רכיבי תשתית כמו מנועי חוקים, ⁦feature⁩ ⁦stores⁩ עם ניהול גרסאות, ומערכות ⁦labeling⁩ משולבות אדם. אם אתם מתכננים את מערכת ה־⁦ML⁩ הראשונה שלכם או בונים תשתית סקיילבילית בעולם עתיר רגולציה ונתונים ⁦–⁩ הפרק הזה ייתן לכם כלים, תובנות ונקודת מבט אמיתית מהשטח על איך עושים את זה נכון.

כש־⁦Machine⁩ ⁦Learning⁩ הופך לחלק בלתי נפרד ממערכות פרודקשן, המודל הוא רק ההתחלה. האתגר האמיתי? לבחור את התשתיות והכלים הנכונים שיתמכו באימון, בפריסה ובסקיילינג של המערכת לאורך זמן. בפרק הזה של ⁦Tech⁩ ⁦Radar⁩ ⁦Voice,⁩ שני כהן, ⁦Senior⁩ ⁦ML⁩ ⁦Engineer,⁩ בטיקל, מארחת את גיא אשת, ⁦Senior⁩ ⁦Product⁩ ⁦Manager⁩ ב־⁦JFrog⁩ ⁦ML⁩ ⁩לשעבר ⁦Qwak⁩⁦,⁩ לשיחה מעמיקה על מה באמת הופך פלטפורמת ⁦ML⁩ לטובה. השניים מנתחים את מרכיבי הליבה של סטאק ⁦ML⁩ מודרני, מ־⁦data⁩ ⁦ingestion⁩ ואימון מודלים, ועד ⁦monitoring⁩ ⁦and⁩ ⁦observability⁩. אם אתם מתלבטים איך להתחיל, או מרגישים שכבר הלכתם לאיבוד ⁦–⁩ השיחה הזו תעזור לכם לנווט בג׳ונגל של פלטפורמות ⁦ML⁩ ולבחור את מה שבאמת מתאים לצוות ולמטרות שלכם.

איך באמת נראה פיתוח של מערכת משין לרנינג בפרודקשן – בלי הפילטרים? שני כהן (Senior ML Engineer, Tikal) מארחת את ברק עמר (Principal Engineer, Treeverse) לשיחה על הפער בין הדיאגרמות היפות למציאות היומיומית: חיכוכים בין צוותים, גבולות אחריות לא ברורים, ואתגרים כמו Data Versioning ו-Observability – וגם כלים שיכולים לעזור בדרך.

ML Engineering: מהמחקר למציאות Machine Learning זה לא רק לבנות מודלים – זה לדעת איך להפוך אותם לחלק ממערכת שעובדת באמת, בסקייל, בפרודקשן, ובעיקר – מביאה תוצאות. בפרק הזה של Tech Radar Voice, שני כהן, Senior ML Engineer ב- Tikal, מארחת את קוסטה קלינובסקי, MLOps Engineer ב-Imperva, לשיחה על איך לוקחים רעיון מחקרי והופכים אותו למערכת אמינה שרצה אצל יוזרים אמיתיים. הם עוברים יחד על כל ה-ML lifecycle – מהאיסוף של הדאטה, דרך תכנון הפיצ'רים וניהול האקספרימנטים, ועד לאימון, deployment וניטור בפרודקשיין. דרך use case של זיהוי הונאות בפלטפורמת e-commerce, הם מדברים על אתגרים יומיומיים – כמו למשל איך שומרים על מודל עדכני, איך מטפלים ב data drift, ואיך בונים תהליך שאפשר לסמוך עליו לאורך זמן. בזכות כלים כמו feature stores, model registries ו-LLMs, הפער בין מחקר ל engineering הולך ומצטמצם – והפרק הזה הוא בדיוק המקום להתחיל בו את המסע לעולמות של MLOps מודרני.

מה קורה באמת עם Observability בסביבות Cloud-Native? זה כבר מזמן לא רק לאסוף לוגים, אלא לדעת מה קורה עכשיו במערכת, לזהות תקלות לפני שהן פוגעות במשתמשים, ולתת למפתחים כלים אמיתיים להתמודד עם זה. בפרק הזה של Tech Radar Voice, חגי פיליפ זגורי, DevOps Architect ו-Tech Lead בטיקל, מארח את אביבה פסח, Head of Backend Engineering ב-Wix, ואת סמיון טפליצקי, Platform Team Lead ב-Via. ביחד הם מדברים על איך עושים Observability כמו שצריך: מהגישה של Wix שמקדמת אחריות של מפתחים על הפרודקשן, דרך self-service observability platform ש-Via בנו, ועד כלים כמו OpenTelemetry, התראות אוטומטיות ו-synthetic monitoring שעוזרים להקדים תרופה לתקלה. דיברנו גם על איך מקצרים MTTR ו-MTTA, איך מפתחים לוקחים שליטה על המוניטורינג, ולמה זה קריטי כשמפעילים מערכות Cloud-Native בסקייל.

Managing microservices at scale isn’t just about deploying more services—it’s about making them communicate securely, efficiently, and reliably. That’s where Service Mesh comes in. In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Haggai Philip Zagury, DevOps Architect & Tech Lead at Tikal, sits down with Uri Brodsky, Senior Engineering Manager & Head of Backend Guild at Riskified, to break down how Istio and Envoy help teams manage traffic, security, observability, and scaling across multi-cloud environments. They discuss Riskified’s journey to Service Mesh, the challenges of securing thousands of microservices, and how Istio enables mTLS, progressive deployments, and improved developer experience without requiring changes at the application level. From streamlining service-to-service communication to supporting dynamic environments and canary releases, this episode offers hands-on insights for teams navigating cloud-native architectures.

Configuration might not be the flashiest topic in DevOps, but it’s the backbone of every stable system—and when it fails, everything breaks fast. In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Haggai Philip Zagury, DevOps Architect & Tech Lead at Tikal sits down with Peleg Porat, Co-founder & CEO of Configu, to explore how cloud-native teams are tackling configuration complexity in 2025. From the evolution of infrastructure as code to the rise of self-service configuration management, they discuss how organizations can reduce misconfigurations, scale effortlessly, and improve security and compliance. Whether you’re a developer struggling with environment inconsistencies or a DevOps engineer tired of firefighting production issues, this episode is full of practical insights you can apply today.

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Haggai Philip Zagury, DevOps Architect & Tech Lead at Tikal, is joined by Itai Or, DevOps Tech Lead & Group Lead at Tikal, and Tal Kimhi, Co-founder & CEO at Draftt, to dive into the world of Cloud Native Environments (CNE). They explore the challenges of managing modern cloud-native environments, the shift from single environments to multi-cloud orchestration, and the tools and architectures that make it possible—covering everything from Kubernetes control loops and GitOps to the role of platform engineering. Expect insights on how developers and operations teams navigate this complexity, why configuration management is still a challenge, and whether cloud-native is just the new version of the state machine. If you're dealing with scalability, automation, and cloud infra, this one's for you!

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Yoav Nordmann, Tech Lead & Architect at Tikal, hosts Yossi Elkrief, VP R&D at IQT Media, and Assaf Varon, Mobile Architect, Tech Lead & Group Lead at Tikal, to break down the Mobile Trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2024-2025. They dive into how mobile development is evolving, covering everything from the rise of cross-platform frameworks like Flutter to native app performance challenges. They also chat about the role of AI in mobile app development and how cloud-native architectures are transforming the mobile landscape. Whether you’re building for iOS, Android, or both, this episode will give you the insights you need to stay ahead in mobile development.

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Yoav Nordmann chats with Orit Alul from Viz.ai and Keren Finkelstein from Tikal about the latest Backend Trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2024-2025. They dive into the debate on Serverless—are we using it the right way?—and explore how LLMs and RAG architectures are shaking things up with better, more secure data. They also get into how AI-driven development is changing the way we code, and what Restricted Source Licensing means for the future of open source. If you're curious about where backend tech is heading in 2025, this episode’s got you covered!

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Yoav Nordmann, Tech Lead & Architect at Tikal, sits down with Hila Fish, Senior DevOps Engineer, and Eitan Masuary, DevOps Tech Lead & Group Lead at Tikal, to explore the DevOps Trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2024-2025. They discuss what’s new with Kubernetes and its surrounding technologies, whether Python is becoming the “next big thing” in DevOps, and how AI-driven operations are changing the way we work. They also dive into the rise of self-service environments, where platform engineering fits in, and why Restricted Source Licensing in open-source software is gaining attention. If you're looking to stay ahead of the game in DevOps, this episode is packed with insights and real-world stories.

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Yoav Nordmann from Tikal hosts Nir Kaufman, Frontend Tech Lead at Tikal, and Yanai Edri, Staff FED Engineer at CyberArk, to dive into the Frontend Trends highlighted in the Israeli Tech Radar 2024-2025. They explore how AI-driven development tools like Copilot and ChatGPT are changing how we code, from boosting efficiency to improving code quality. They also discuss the resurgence of Lean Frontend and Server-Side Rendering (SSR), explaining why these approaches are making a comeback and how they impact both frontend and backend developers. Lastly, they highlight the growing focus on Developer Experience (DX) and how modern frameworks are helping developers work smarter, as well as the rise of TypeScript and Module Federation in managing complex applications.

In this "Frontend Performance in Action" episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, Sefi Ninio, Architect and Group Lead at Tikal's Fullstack Group, hosts Shem Magnezi, CTO and Co-Founder at Wilco, and Alon Valdji, Tech Lead at Tikal. Together, they explore the intricacies of frontend performance, discussing what it truly means, how to measure it, and which tools—like Lighthouse—can help. The episode delves into key performance indicators, perceived performance, and practical solutions to common performance bottlenecks. Whether it's optimizing for bundle size, streaming data, or improving above-the-fold rendering, the conversation is packed with actionable insights for developers striving to build faster, more efficient web applications. Tune in to learn how to balance writing clean code with optimizing for performance, and create seamless user experiences.

In this "Next.js in Action" episode of Tech Radar Voice podcast by Tikal, Sefi Ninio, Architect and Group Lead at Tikal's Fullstack Group, welcomes Ariel Shulman, Software Engineer at Illumex, and Roy Kass, Fullstack Tech Lead at Tikal. They dive deep into the world of Next.js, exploring its role in solving various frontend challenges. This episode provides a comprehensive guide on transitioning from React to Next.js, discussing key concepts like SSR, SSG, and hydration, along with practical tips and common pitfalls. Learn about the technical nuances and best practices for integrating Next.js into your existing React codebase and optimizing your frontend performance. Gain insights from both technical and strategic perspectives on why and how to adopt Next.js in your projects.

In this "Design System in Action" episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, Sefi Ninio, Architect and Group Lead at Tikal's Full Stack Group, welcomes Ido Zeifman, Product Designer and Co-Founder at Kido, and Ofir Herzas, Full Stack Tech Lead at Tikal with extensive experience in design systems. They delve into the multifaceted world of design systems, discussing their significance in creating cohesive and efficient user experiences. The episode covers atomic design principles, implementation strategies, and the challenges faced in maintaining a robust design system. Gain insights into how to effectively integrate design systems into your workflow from both a technical and design perspective.

In this "Micro Frontend in Action" episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, Sefi Ninio, Architect and Group Lead at Tikal's Fullstack Group, invites Gilad Shoham, VP Engineering at Bit . They dive deep into the world of micro frontends, exploring the architectural approach aimed at solving complex frontend challenges. The discussion covers the history, benefits, and practical implementations of micro frontends, providing a wealth of practical information for developers. Discover the intricacies of micro frontends and learn how to implement them effectively to enhance your software projects.

In this "GenAI Tools for Developers" episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, host Roy Kass, Front End Tech Lead & Head of Academy Circle at Tikal, engages with Shahar Polak, Head of Engineering at ImagenAI, for an insightful exploration of GenAI tools in software development. They discuss the groundbreaking impact of these technologies, from boosting search functionalities and code assistance to revolutionizing PR processes with innovative plugins like customGPTs and tools for code review. Shahar, leveraging his extensive experience, reveals how GenAI is transforming the development landscape by enhancing efficiency and fostering creativity. This episode is a treasure trove of practical tools for developers eager to navigate the evolving world of software engineering through the lens of GenAI.

In the "GenAI and Security" episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, host Roy Kass, Front End Tech Lead & Head of Academy Circle at Tikal, along with guests Noam Dotan, Researcher at Legit Security, and Liran Tal, Director of Developer Advocacy at Snyk, explore the critical security challenges posed by GenAI. They discuss the potential risks that arise when developers use GenAI to generate code, emphasizing the importance of scrutinizing the code for security vulnerabilities. The conversation also covers scenarios where attackers might manipulate LLM-based applications to perform unintended actions. This episode provides valuable insights into protecting development processes from security threats in the GenAI era, underscoring the need for proactive security measures and best practices. Here are links you can read: https://snyk.io/blog/addressing-risks-in-the-owasp-top-10-for-llms/ https://snyk.io/blog/10-best-practices-for-securely-developing-with-ai/ https://snyk.io/reports/ai-code-security/ https://vulcan.io/blog/ai-hallucinations-package-risk https://github.com/customer-terms/github-copilot-product-specific-terms https://boingboing.net/2023/12/19/its-easy-to-trick-chevrolets-stupid-ai-chatbot-into-selling-you-a-car-for-a-dollar-but-dont-expect-the-company-to-honor-the-deal.html

In this "GenAI for Deployment & Monitoring'' episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, Roy Kass, Front End Tech Lead & Head of Academy Circle, invites Dotan Horovits, Principal Developer Advocate at Logz.io, and Haggai Philip Zagury, DevOps Architect, TL & GL at Tikal. They examine GenAI's crucial role in enhancing software deployment and monitoring. The discussion focuses on overcoming observability challenges with GenAI, from improving alert responses to utilizing AI in logging and problem-solving. Discover GenAI-driven innovations that are setting new standards in DevOps and software maintenance.

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, host Roy Kass, Front End Tech Lead & Head of Academy Circle, welcomes Oren Yosifon, VP Product at Cellebrite's SaaS Platform. They explore the impact of GenAI across the software development lifecycle, from planning to maintenance, highlighting its transformative effects on productivity and innovation. Join us for an engaging discussion on GenAI's role in redefining software development practices and its implications for tech professionals.

In this episode of The Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, host Lior Kanfi, CEO and founder of Tikal, welcomes Haim Cohen, ML Engineering TL, and Meirav Grimberg, AI developer at Redis. They delve into Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and VectorDB's role in enhancing LLM application within your technology stack. Join us for an in-depth discussion on these transformative techniques in the LLM world.

In this episode of The Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, host Lior Kanfi, CEO and founder of Tikal, is joined by Ronen Lahat, Data Engineer from AT&T's development center. Together, they explore building a Large Language Models application using open-source LLMs and the fine-tuning process for developing internal organizational applications.

In this episode of Tech Radar Voice by Tikal, we explore the intricate ecosystem of Large Language Models (LLMs). Join host Lior Kanfi and guest Uri Goren, CEO of Argmax, as they delve into new practices and infrastructures in LLM-based application development. Discover the challenges, innovations, and future potential of LLMs in transforming software development. Don't miss this deep dive into one of the most exciting areas in tech today!

Curious about the cutting-edge trends in Israeli mobile development directly from the Israeli Tech Radart? This episode of The Tech Radar Voice by Tikal is just what you need. Join us with host Haim Cohen, Head of Tech & ML Engineering Tech Lead at Tikal, as we welcome Asaf Varon, Mobile Architect, Tech Lead & Group Lead at Tikal, and Ariel Ben Horesh, Engineering Team Lead at Lumen. We delve into the latest tools AI is offering to mobile developers, and discuss the emergence of Flutter web and Kotlin multiplatform. This episode is packed with expert opinions and examples from the frontline of mobile engineering. Tune in for an engaging exploration of the latest and greatest in the world of mobile development! 📱✨

Curious about the latest buzz in Israeli backend development? This episode has got the answers you're looking for. Joining us are Tikal's own Chaim Turkel, Group Leader & Data Architect, and Yoav Nordmann, Backend Architect & Tech Lead. These tech pros are geared up to share their insights, straight from the Israeli Tech Radar. Under the guidance of our host, Haim Cohenת Head of Tech & ML Engineering Tech Lead from Tikal, we're diving into an array of exciting topics, including the influence of LLM in the backend world, emerging tools in the data space, and the rise of the Rust programming language. Hold tight, as we have more intriguing topics in store!

What are the hot trends straight from the Israeli tech radar in the world of DevOps? This time on The Tech Radar Voice by Tikal podcast with Haim Cohen from Tikal as the podcast host we hosted Tal Kimchi, until recently Devops Director at Big Panda and today an entrepreneur in the worlds of DevOps and DevTools, and Eitan Masuari - Group Lead & Tech lead in the DevOps group in Tikal to hear their opinion on what׳s happening in the field and below the surface In the DevOps world. We talked about the hot trends in the DevOps world from the Israeli Tech Radar, the new approach to cost savings , Platform Engineering and the influence of the LLM on the DevOps world.

Curious about what's new and hot in the Israeli frontend tech world? This episode's got you covered. We've invited two top experts - Adir Kendal from Eureka Security and Nir Kaufman from Tikal. These experienced frontend developers and active tech community players are ready to give us the lowdown straight from the Israeli Tech Radar. Guided by our host, Haim Cohen from Tikal, we're tackling the fresh concept of FrontStack, the shift from Single-Page Applications (SPA) to Multi-Page Applications (MPA), and the fascinating ways AI is altering the landscape of software development. And there's more on the horizon! Get ready for a deep dive into the dynamic world of frontend technology.

Her BA and MA are in Hebrew literature, but after a short career in NGO's and Renewal Judaism, she successfully retrained and become fraud analysis at Paypal. Today, her role at AI21 Labs is to lead the product data science of the Studio - a platform for developing AI applications that comprehend and generate natural language using cutting-edge language models (LMs) developed by AI21 Labs. Additionally, Efrat performs spoken word poetry.

Gil Fink is a web development expert, Web Technologies GDE and sparXys CEO. He is currently consulting for various enterprises and companies, where he helps to develop web based solutions. He is also co-author of several Microsoft Official Courses (MOCs) and training kits and co-author of "Pro Single Page Application Development" book (Apress).

Liat Ashkenazi is SVP of Engineering at OwnBackup. Liat has over 20 years of experience in building enterprise software and managing high-scale global R&D organizations. Prior to OwnBackup, she led data security at the cybersecurity company Imperva. Previously, she served as an R&D director at Harman, an automotive and audio company, where she led the development group of a new IoT platform. Liat was also the R&D director at CWT, a business and travel company. She is a graduate of Tel Aviv University with a BA in Computer Science and Economics, MSc in Computer Science, and an MBA.

Suzanne's passion is finding ways to help developers and engineers get the tools and skills to do what they do best: creating the software this world runs on while trying to innovate and make sense of buzzwords at the same time. Before she went into Developer Relations, she was an advisor and consultant for organizations on digital transformation, software development and adoption of (cloud)technologies. Before that she was a developer and consultant on developer & application platforms. Suzanne emcees/hosts at events and is a speaker on both technical topics and more in general on transformation & innovation. Also, she organizes meetups and events about D&I, a11y, Azure, developer technologies and Open Source.

Omer is a veteran software engineer with over two decades of experience in a wide range of roles, be it leading technology, teams or products. He's an experienced, avid generalist who loves public speaking and empowering developers.

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This episode will not be technical! Occasionally we want to talk about soft skills :) Today we will talk about communication between people. But we'll be more specific. We will focus on communication between people mainly in the world of software organizations. For that purpose, we brought Ronny Weinberger, an expert in "collaborative communication" A.K.A Nonviolent communication. Ronny has been mentoring managers and teams in the tech industry for many years, helping them resolve conflicts and address challenges related to people, communication and relationships, using methods he has developed based on NVC. Some links: Ronny’s Linkdin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronny-weinberger-95a2331 Ronny’s blog (Hebrew): http://www.nvc.co.il/ 52 tools for nvc and relationships : https://nvc.ravpage.co.il/52commtips https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_Communication הפרק הזה לא יהיה פרק טכני. מידי פעם אנחנו רוצים לדבר על דברים רכים. היום נדבר על תקשורת בין אנשים. אבל נהיה יותר ספצפיים. נתמקד בתקשורת בין אנשים בעיקר בעולם ארגוני התוכנה. לשם כך הבאנו לכאן את רוני ויינברגר (בלוג - http://www.nvc.co.il/). מומחה ב"תקשורת מקרבת" שיאיר את עינינו, וידבר לנו אל תוך הנשמה. רוני כבר המון שנים מלווה מנהלים וצוותים בתעשיה, ועוזר להם לפתור קונפליקטים ולהתמודד עם אתגרים הקשורים לאנשים, תקשורת ומערכות יחסים, בעזרת שיטות שפיתח על בסיס "תקשורת מקרבת". לינקים פארק: רוני, לינקדין: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronny-weinberger-95a2331 רוני, בלוג: http://www.nvc.co.il/ סדרת 52 כלים לתקשורת מקרבת ומערכות יחסים https://nvc.ravpage.co.il/52commtips הגדרת תקשורת מקרבת בויקיפדיה: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%AA%D7%A7%D7%A9%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%AA_%D7%9C%D7%90-%D7%90%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%94