
BookBytes is a book club podcast for developers. Each episode the hosts discuss part of a book they've been reading. And they also chat with authors about their books. The books are about development, design, ethics, history, and soft skills. Sometimes there are tangents (also known as footnotes).
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationTechnology | ||||

Adam and Jason finally learn about the guy who invented the Information Age and how the transmission of data over long distances is even possible.
A Mind at Play
Claude Shannon
Vannevar Bush
Differential analyser
Boolean Logic
Bell Labs
Alan T... more
Adam and Jason learn about how algorithms affect people in the everyday lives in very destructive ways as well as some ways to disarm them and how to use models for good.
Weapons of Math Destruction
U.S. News Best Colleges
Malcolm Gladwell's Revis... more
Adam really wants cheap access to space, Jason really wants augmented reality, and they talk about other things that may or may not happen in the future.
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XKCD - Tasks
Morevec's Paradox
Lidar
ARKit
Dice by PCalc
Pokémon Go
Jason and Adam learn about making games for a fantasy console with a lot of constraints.
Pico-8 Zine
Pico-8
Lua
LÖVE
Mari0
Neovim
Hammerspoon
Mario Paint
The (full) Star Wars Cantina on Mario Paint Composer 2.0
Celeste on Pico-8
Celeste on... more
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4.5 star
I learned about this podcast when Safia mentioned it on the Women In Tech Show. What a great idea and helpful addition to my podcast roster. I'm listening to the episodes about Rob Conery's Imposter's Handbook now, and it's been close to 2 years since I read that book myself. This podcast is serving as a refresher, while also providing different perspectives and offering new rabbit holes to fall into. I'm loving this, thank you all!
I was confident that I had subscribed to every developer podcast I needed. It seems like many angles from tech, to community, to interviewing, ETC was covered. And then I found BookBytes and realized the hole that was missing in my lineup. I read tech/business books all the time, so this podcast was right up my ally and now it's part of my regular rotation. Looking forward to being part of the BookBytes club for a long time!
Sounds like a great way to connect to the authors of some great books!
I have listened to one episode and loved it. I look forward to reading a few of the books they tackle. It is good to hear the insights from other people. When I read stuff on my own, sometimes I only see it through my own perspective. This podcast adds a lot to the experience of reading books around the tech industry.
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Apple Podcasts | #150 |
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