In a world of short-form content, it's important to engage with long-form ideas. Book Overflow is a podcast created for software engineers, by software engineers to discuss the best technical books in the world. Join co-hosts Carter Morgan and Nathan Toups each week as they discuss a new technical book! New episodes every Monday!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
In this episode of Book Overflow, Carter and Nathan discuss the first half of Mastering OptenTelemetry and Observability by Steve Flanders!
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In this episode of Book Overflow, Carter and Nathan discuss the first half of Mastering OptenTelemetry and Observability by Steve Flanders!
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In this episode of Book Overflow, Carter and Nathan discuss the second half of Radical Candor by Kim Scott! Join them as they discuss what makes a good boss, what makes up good feedback, and more!
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In this episode of Book Overflow, Carter and Nathan discuss the first half of Radical Candor by Kim Scott! Join them as they discuss what makes a good boss, what makes up good feedback, and more!
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Great podcast. Going deeper into these concepts have really helped me as a senior full stack engineer. There are many surface level podcasts that I have listened to over the years, and they have helped in various degrees. But, listening to this episode in the morning during a run to get inspired for the day has really helped me. It’s have ordered some of the books and look forward to those as well
One note of feedback: stop apologizing for how you do the show, or explaining the format. We are a... more
This is the first software podcast I haven’t dropped after a couple listens. I’m a software engineer who works on HPC systems for semiconductor manufacturing, and every software podcast I’ve found assumes I’m a web developer working on a CRUD app from NYC.
But not this one!
This podcast delves into technical details in numerous areas, but also remains general enough to appeal to people like me. The hosts know how to balance the low-level nuts and bolts with the high-level stuff so that everyon... more
Carter and his guests are extremely knowledgeable so this is a great deep dive into the books.
Great idea for the podcast. I've been looking for something like that for a long time. The hosts cover great books, which I like.
However, there was a lot of rumbling, spinning the same idea for too long. I found episodes more interesting when they interviewed somebody.
Please skip the three-minute podcast ad at the beginning. It is useless.
I like the idea of the podcast—it discusses very interesting and informative books. I’m starting to think about joining a Reading book club.
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Focused on software engineering, the episodes explore a wide range of technical books, creating a platform for in-depth discussions about crucial industry concepts. The hosts, Carter Morgan and Nathan Toups, navigate themes spanning from management practices to software development philosophies and technical innovations. Listeners can expect engaging conversations that combine personal anecdotes with expert insights, making complex topics accessible while also encouraging professional growth. Unique to this series is its dedication to promoting a reading culture among engineers, ensuring that each episode is both informative and thought-provoking, appealing to tech professionals who value continuous learning and improvement.
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