I am Tim Corey. I teach coding online and my inbox is full of questions from current and future developers. I wish I could sit down with each of you and share the answers I know will help you go further, faster in the world of development. This podcast is the next best thing. On this podcast, I will answer the biggest questions people are asking! Send us to your suggestion for a future Dev Questions at https://suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/ To keep the podcast coming, like, subscribe, rate, and share it with your friends and colleagues. See why thousands of students have chosen to learn to think and code like a professional developer at www.DevForge.com.
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Signup to Generate a PitchI am Tim Corey. I teach coding online and my inbox is full of questions from current and future developers. I wish I could sit down with each of you and share the answers I know will help you go further, faster in the world of development. This podcast is the next best thing.
DevQuestions with Tim Corey is hosted by Tim Corey. The show has published 331 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "333. Why Boring Technology Wins" (29 October 2026, 21 minutes), "332. What To Do When You Are Burned Out" (22 October 2026, 28 minutes), and "331..NET 8 and.NET 9 Both Expire Next Month: Is LTS Still a Thing?" (15 October 2026, 13 minutes).
DevQuestions with Tim Corey publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 331 episodes.
Booking probability for DevQuestions with Tim Corey is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. DevQuestions with Tim Corey requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. DevQuestions with Tim Corey's contact route on record: public web form.
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Tim Corey hosts DevQuestions with Tim Corey, an education podcast with 331 episodes published.
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Episode #333
Why don't companies use the latest frameworks and systems? Why is .NET Framework still used in companies? Why don't companies follow industry best practices in their apps? Why can't I use the latest tech at my software...
Episode #332
What do I do if I am burned out? How do I get through burnout? How do I get to the other side? How do I endure my job and my situation while experiencing burnout? These are the questions we will answer in today's...
Episode #331
.NET 8 is the LTS version of .NET, but it expires next month. Why? Why does .NET 9 expire at the same time as .NET 8? How does LTS work with .NET and why is it so short? Do these versions stop working next month? Why...
Episode #330
What do I do if my friend wants me to build an app? How do I evaluate if an app is a good idea? Who should own an app if one person has the idea and the other builds it? How do I say no to an app idea? These are the...
Episode #329
Does having unrelated skills in a particular industry help in software development? If I switch careers, does my previous experience even count? Is my experience valuable to employers? These are the questions we will...
Episode #328
With AI checking my work, do we need a QA department? Is quality assurance still a relevant job? Should people looking to get into software development consider a QA job? These are the questions we will answer in...
Episode #327
How do I know when to use a third-party tool or library? When seemingly everyone can vibe-code a flashy tool, how do I not get burned? Can I rely on some of these tools or do they threaten my production app? What if the...
Episode #326
Where do I put my secrets in my application? Should I encrypt my connection strings? Are user secrets actually secure when they are in plain text? How do I protect my passwords and API keys from developers and users...
Episode #325
How do I know what to log in my application? What information is important to capture in logs? How do I avoid security implications in logging? Should I log to the console in a web app? These are the questions we will...
Episode #324
We just had a data breach. Now what? What should we do to protect ourselves after data was accessed or stolen? What should we change in our application after a security incident? These are the questions we will answer...
Episode #323
So you have submitted 500 job applications in the past month and haven't had one interview. Why not? What do you have to do differently? Is the job market just that bad? Are these just ghost jobs? Is AI just ignoring my...
Episode #322
Your team just hired a new developer. How do you get them up to speed? How do you make sure that they become a productive member of the team as quickly as possible? How do you get them comfortable with how you do things...
Episode #321
Why would it be a bad thing to build custom software? How do I say no to good things? Why would adding a new feature be a bad thing? Why do open source maintainers not accept some pull requests? These are the questions...
Episode #320
What do I do if I am the only developer at a company? What systems should I have in place as a solo developer? Are there things I should not do as a sole developer? These are the questions we will answer in today's...
Episode #319
How do I properly evaluate a technology? How do I know if using AI is good or not? What is the right programming language? What is the best JavaScript framework? These are the questions we will answer in today's episode...
Episode #317
Is waterfall or agile better? How long should a standup be? Are story points the right way to evaluate developer time? Why is spec driven development not a good thing? These are the questions we will answer in today's...
Episode #316
What are your thoughts on spec driven development? Does writing better specs mean that I get better output from my AI system? Doesn't a good spec cut down on hallucinations? These are the questions we will answer in...
Episode #315
If I use an AI to help me write code, will it make me a better developer? If AI writes better code than I do, can't I learn from that and get better? These are the questions we will answer in today's episode of...
Episode #314
Why isn't lines of code produced a good metric? What about bugs fixed or tickets closed? How can you properly evaluate a developer's performance? How do we know if AI is having a positive impact on ROI? These are the...
Episode #312
<p>The worst code I've ever seen has been working code. Code that looks like it does the job. So why is working code so dangerous? Why is it the worst type of bad code? These are the questions we will answer in today's...
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