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A podcast about crafting software where we discuss the importance of doing the right thing, at the right time, with the right tools.
Unknown Host hosts Crafting Code Podcast, a technology show with 64 episodes published.
Finding your next job can be a difficult task. You need to know what you're looking for and how to sell yourself in your application and interviews. In this episode, Dave and Allan share what they've learned about job se
'We need to instill a sense of urgency.' This is something we've heard in a few variations at different companies. Is a sense of urgency even a good thing to have on your team, or is it just undue pressure and anxiety? I
Sixty-four episodes is a significant milestone (in powers of two)! In commemoration, Dave and Allan reflect back on how this podcast got started and some of the changes we made along the way to keep it going. We also sha
When one of the hardest things in our industry is naming things, it is easy for us to disagree on what words mean as language changes over time and space. The terms 'craftsmanship' and 'engineering' are some that we stru
A cross-functional team is one that has all the necessary people to build and ship a product without having to wait on people outside of the team. But having those people on the team isn't the whole story; how the team w
Practices co-evolve with activities. As we (as in industry) increasingly use AI tools, how will this change our existing practices and what new ones will emerge? In this episode, Allan and Dave discuss practices that we'
Most software engineers work on teams sharing their code with others. Yet significant portion of people in our industry never elevate their level of code collaboration beyond code reviews (often in the form of pull reque
Software patterns are sort of like recipes which offer solutions for particular problems. Familiarity with patterns allows you to speak at high levels of abstraction, communicating a lot of information without having to
In order to create really great software, we need more than just coding knowledge. This is why most teams are structured to include and benefit from people with other specialties. What do we expect from these other disci
In order to create really great software, we need more than just coding knowledge. This is why most teams are structured to include and benefit from people with other specialties. What do we expect from these other disci
Humans need feedback in order to do their jobs well. Unfortunately, because feedback can often feel negative, it can be difficult to both give and receive feedback. In this episode, Dave and Allan discuss the importance
Knowing your audience is good advice for APIs, not just public speaking or selling your ideas. Providing separate APIs for different purposes can make each one much easier to manage, especially when it comes time to roll
Utilizing the skill acquisition models from our previous episode, we can begin to explore how our level of expertise affects us when collaborating with others. Dave and Allan share the 'Dreyfus Squared' concept from Dan
Learning and developing skills is vital in the software industry. But evaluating where you are at and how to take the next step can be difficult. In this episode, your hosts share two models for skill acquisition: Shuhar
Coupling and cohesion are fundamental design considerations, but when sitting down to build a system we often find we need additional guidance. SOLID is a mnemonic for five important principles which help us lower our co
Kanban boards have appeared and settled in to the software development world over the last decade or so. And yet, many people use them daily without ever having been exposed to the Lean concepts behind them. In this epis
Lean teaches us that there are two distinct types of efficiency: resource (being busy) and flow (delivering value). Unfortunately, many organizations are so focused on staying busy that they don't have any capacity to im
How much does software cost? How do you know if you can afford to build what you want to build? In this episode, Dave and Allan discuss how to figure out your fully burdened cost and then use that rate as a way to judge
Optimization is a word that sounds so good. Sometimes we get an idea which we believe will be an improvement to the code and want to just go ahead and implement it. But often these are premature optimizations; changes th
Part of being a professional coder is being aware of the commitments you make and then keeping them. But the nature of software development often makes it difficult to know how long something will take. In this episode,
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