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 | 233 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
In this week's episode the whole crew is back, and Ben brings our attention to "good" friction. It's all too common in business to hear about reducing and eliminating friction, but some forms of friction can be positive in ways we take for granted.
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Common sense isn't so common, or maybe it's a myth entirely? On this week's episode, Adam, Ben, and Carol discuss common sense in programming.
What may be common sense to a programmer may not be so simple to a user, and it's important, in these cont... more
In this week's episode, Adam, Ben, and Carol dive into the nuanced world of software development as they explore the subjectivity inherent in coding.
How do personal preferences, team cultures, and individual experiences shape the way code is writte... more
In this week's episode, Adam, Ben, and Tim discuss the never ending rabbit hole that is implementing soft deletes in a database. What starts as a simple solution cascades into countless challenges and pitfalls, such as referential integrity, data con... 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 podcast offers casual yet insightful conversations centered around the experiences and challenges faced in the web development field. The discussions are often framed as water-cooler chats, featuring a mix of personal anecdotes, professional insights, and humorous takes on the ups and downs in the tech world. Frequent topics include navigating the complexities of coding, the integration of new technologies, embracing AI, and tackling team dynamics, all while maintaining a relatable and candid atmosphere.
Listeners can expect a blend of practical advice, thoughtful reflections on industry trends, and shared experiences that resonate with developers at any stage of their career. The camaraderie among the hosts, along with their willingn... more
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