Breaktime Tech Talks
A bite-sized tech podcast for busy developers where we’ll briefly cover technical topics, new snippets, and more in short time blocks. Your host, Jennifer Reif, is an avid developer and problem-solver with special interest in data, learning, and all things technology.
A bite-sized tech podcast for busy developers where we’ll briefly cover technical topics, new snippets, and more in short time blocks. Your host, Jennifer Reif, is an avid developer and problem-solver with special interest in data, learning, and all things technology.
Episodes
Jul 8, 2024
Jul 8, 2024
9 min
How do you manipulate or handle a graph in languages like Java, Python, and more, and why can it be so difficult? In this episode, we discuss the blog post The Hunt for the Missing Datatype by Hillel Wayne and his thoughts on why programming languages might avoid the graph data type.
Jun 28, 2024
Ep3: Current Tech Read and Exploring Kubernetes
Jun 28, 2024
Jun 28, 2024
9 min
Chat about my current tech read (Where Wizards Stay Up Late) about technology history, touching on networking, internet, and AI. Exploration of Kubernetes (running Neo4j and application) using guidance from Sebastian Daschner's blog post on Deploying a Neo4j cluster on manager Kubernetes.
Jun 21, 2024
Ep2: Spring AI Debugging and Query Tune-Up
Jun 21, 2024
Jun 21, 2024
9 min
Today, we debug a Spring AI application and review Adam Cowley's blog post on optimizing Cypher statements with popular nodes!
Jun 14, 2024
Jun 14, 2024
8 min
Today, we introduce the Breaktime Tech Talks podcast, chat about how it came about (jmhreif blog + GraphStuff.FM podcast), and provide a recap of the Devnexus conference.

Breaktime Tech Talks
Welcome to the Breaktime Tech Talks podcast! I'm your host Jennifer Reif, and I’m an avid developer and problem-solver.
This podcast is designed with bite-sized episodes that fit into the gaps of a busy developer's day. Want to catch tech news snippets, learn a technical tidbit, or hear about solving technical problems? Listen in and easily find what you heard later.
Happy coding!









