Discover how Spotify engineers drive adoption and support of TypeScript within Spotify’s highly distributed engineering community.
Published by John Rodriguez
At Spotify, we love sharing code. We have many autonomous teams creating new stuff every day, and we need to [...]
Published by Paul Marbach
Introduction Large-scale data processing is a critical component of Spotify’s business model. It drives music recommendations, artist payouts based on [...]
Published by Claire McGinty
Incident responders want to have as much information as possible to ease the investigation and triage process [...]
Published by Spotify Engineering
The purpose of this post is to tell the story of the new Spotify web player. How and why it came to be. We will focus on what the steps were that led to a complete rewrite [...]
Published by José M. Pérez
At Spotify we are moving to managed infrastructure solutions to focus more on our core competencies [...]
Published by Emilio Del Tessandoro
Have you ever been frustrated with the complicated experience of making charts in Python? We have [...]
Published by Chris Halpert
Today, we announce that we are open sourcing cstar, our Cassandra orchestration tool [...]
Published by Emilio Del Tessandoro, Jimmy Mårdell
We’re excited to release Gimme to the world. Gimme presents its users with a simple web interface that allows anyone with access to it to create [...]
Published by Spotify Engineering
Coördinator is an open source browser interface to help you turn an SVG into XY coordinates. That means you can now [...]
Published by Aliza Aufrichtig
In this part we’ll take a closer look at Scio, including basic concepts, its unique features, and concrete use cases here at Spotify [...]
Published by Neville Li
This is the first part of a 2 part blog series. In this series we will talk about Scio, a Scala API for Apache Beam and Google Cloud Dataflow, and [...]
Published by Neville Li
Securing our Cloud infrastructure is incredibly important. We are now taking another step forward by leveraging open source tools we developed in [...]
Published by Gianluca Brindisi
Like most of the web community, Spotify has found the combination of React and Redux to be a super powerful tool. It has allowed us to iterate quickly
Published by Josh Blaney
A couple of weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to get the opportunity to facilitate Open Spaces for three different [...]
Published by Spotify Engineering
We are happy to announce a new open sourced project from Spotify called Spydra. Spydra makes it easy to run data [...]
Published by Hannu Varjoranta
At Spotify, we actively manage more than 800 Google Cloud Platform projects. As such, maintaining a proper security posture at [...]
Published by Gianluca Brindisi
This is the second part in a series about Monitoring at Spotify. In the previous post I discussed our history of operational [...]
Published by John-John Tedro
Dependency Hell Most Java developers have probably run into problems where their code throws a NoSuchMethodError or a NoClassDefFoundError at [...]
Published by Petter Måhlén
A few of us at Spotify are infatuated with RAML – a RESTful API Modeling Language described as “a simple and succinct [...]
Published by Lynn Root
Git is an incredible tool, but it isn’t magical and it doesn’t think for you. When actually doing distributed version [...]
Published by aesspotify
tl;dr Code: https://github.com/spotify/dh-virtualenvDocs: http://dh-virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ At Spotify, we have deployed Python software in Debian packages for a fairly long time. To build them, [...]
Published by Jyrki Pulliainen
We recently published yet another of our internal projects as open source, following in the footsteps of our https://github.com/spotify/luigi and https://github.com/spotify/snakebite. The project [...]
Published by Kristofer Karlsson
As we all know, Hadoop is great and here at Spotify we are big fans of it. We use it [...]
Published by Wouter de Bie
