
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 | 237 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

How do you keep millions of people safe on 40 different dating sites while simultaneously figuring out what drives them to buy memberships? Sean Corfield joins Adam and Ben to discuss the surprisingly complex engineering and business challenges of ob... more
Can you really multitask, or are you just rapidly switching between contexts and hoping your brain doesn't lose track? This week, we dig into the cognitive load of deep work, the impossibility of maintaining multiple large projects in your head simul... more
How do you resist the siren call of shiny new features when you're months into a project that really matters?
Adam finds himself six weeks into a 12-week build when his boss floats a couple of juicy AI integration ideas. Ben relates this to his own ... more
In this week's episode the crew is back to discuss the never-ending journey of self-improvement in the tech industry, are we idiots to ignore it or maniacs to go along with it? Ben and Tim are back from CF Summit to recount there experiences where a ... 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.
Not bad
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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Engaging in dynamic conversations about web development, the hosts navigate various topics critical to both personal and professional growth in the industry. Episodes explore themes such as the intersection of technology and human experience, reflecting on both successes and challenges encountered in their coding journeys. Noteworthy discussions include the nuances of coding conventions, the implications of artificial intelligence in software development, and the importance of community support in navigating the evolving tech landscape. This podcast is distinguished by its blend of technical insights and personal anecdotes, making it relatable to software developers looking to enhance their coding practices while finding camaraderie in shar... more
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