
Water-cooler conversation about web-development. We want to entertain, inspire, and motivate you -- or to put it another way, make your coding career more enjoyable.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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It's a new year and you've probably got a mental list of things you want to learn. But how do you decide what's worth the investment? Ben explores the difference between "just-in-case" learning and "just-in-time" learning, while grappling with AI anx... more
It's the holidays, and the Working Code crew has a gift for you: a peek behind the velvet rope. In the spirit of Captain Crunch's "Oops! All Berries," this week's episode ditches the usual format entirely. No triumphs, no fails, no structured topic—j... more
It's that time of year—each host reaches into Santa's sack of topics to see who's been naughty and who's been nice. Ben returns from visiting his employer's manufacturing headquarters in Georgia with some philosophical musings. Carol is on a mission ... more
How do you teach an LLM to write code you can actually trust? Carol's federal government team has been tasked with exploring unattended AI code generation, so she came to Adam and Tim for advice. Their first piece of guidance: whatever tools you pick... more
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These 4 people are truly awesome to listen to. I can’t wait to catch up and listen to the first 200 episodes while they release the new season! Keep up the good work and great vibes.
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This is the podcast I look forward to every time it hits my feed. I also have learned quite a lot for these four talented people. Except Tim. I’m going to need his email address for my hate mail :)
Listening it every night, I love it
Love the honesty and sharing of triumphs and fails. So relatable. Having followed Ben 20 years ago in the CF space, it's great to know even highly visible folks have the same problems as us little people.
Keep it up!
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This show provides an engaging platform for discussions around web development, blending entertainment and insightful commentary on the challenges faced by developers. Each episode features hosts sharing personal anecdotes, innovative technology insights, and humorous takes on work-life balance, coding practices, and the future of the industry. Listeners encounter a diverse range of topics, from the profound implications of artificial intelligence on software engineering to the more light-hearted aspects of coding culture, all aimed at making the coding journey enjoyable and relatable.
What makes this content unique is its candid approach to exploring both technical and personal themes, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experience... more
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2. Sean Corfield
3. Dan Wilson
4. Thelma Van
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