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Working Code is a technology podcast unlike all others. Instead of diving deep into specific technologies to learn them better, or focusing on soft-skills, this one is like hanging out together at the water cooler or in the hallway at a technical conference. Working Code celebrates the triumphs and fails of working as a developer, and aims to make your career in coding more enjoyable.
Unknown Host hosts Working Code, a technology show with 271 episodes published.
After watching the release event for Apple's new Vision Pro headset, Tim wants to talk to us about both Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR); and, get our general take on where this all fits into the future of
After years of wanting to build a fitness tracking application, Ben has finally started to write code for Dig Deep Fitness . But, starting a new project from scratch isn't something that we engineers do very often; and,
On today's show, we have our first book club discussion about The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win by authors Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, and George Spafford. We review chapters 3-6 and
When Engineering, Product, and Design (EPD) come together to create the first version of a given piece of software, it feels like everyone is on the same page and has the same priorities. But, once that initial implement
This week on the show, we discuss a variety of web and web-adjacent topics. Adam is feeling dubious about recommending a career in web development to his children (is it still worth it)? Ben legitimately wants to underst
On today's show, we talk to Sean Corfield about his take on the "Tech Interview" process. With over 40 years of experience at companies like Macromedia, Adobe, and World Singles, Sean has been on both sides of th
This week on the show, we talk about documentation. And not just the "how" of software, but the "why" - the decisions that we've reached, as a team, regarding the technologies that we use and the architec
On today's show, the crew discusses a variety of topics. By which, I mean, Ben waxes philosophical on the subjective nature of everything ; and, how he wants to live in a world where those who choose to indent code with
On today's show, we reflect on the YouTube video, 15 Years of Dev in a Nutshell . A few years ago, people were complaining about "JavaScript Fatigue" - this sense that there was a new JavaScript library or framew
In episode 58, we weighed-in on whether or not 10x engineers actually exist . On today's episode, we go hard in the other direction, talking about the much less mythical -10x engineer : those engineers that seem to activ
This week on the show, we talk about stuff we've been working on or thinking about lately. Adam dazzles us with his use of 1Password's Secrets Automation feature to drive key rotation in his production app. Ben misses th
Ben was recently tasked with removing an old feature from one of his services. As he did this, he kept breaking tests that were tightly coupled to the rendering of user interface (UI). In his mind, these tests were unnec
As Carol launches her Freelancing career, we thought it would be valuable to interview Nolan Erck , Owner and Director at South of Shasta. For the past 15-years, Nolan has been a Freelance web developer, a mobile develop
On today's show, we all bring something juicy to consider. Carol kicks things off with some trepidation about becoming an independent contractor; Tim shares an article on Technical Debt and digs into the subtle differenc
As web developers, we're all high-functioning, motivated people. And, we certainly have a good sense of what we should be doing with our time (both personally and professionally). But, theory rarely survives contact with
On episode 114 of the show, in effort to balance out the somber tone of Carol's unfortunate layoff, we decided to have a little fun and play Two Truths and a Lie . On today's episode we review the listener submissions an
Brian Rinaldi , Developer Experience Engineer at LaunchDarkly and long time friend of the show, recently wrote a blog post that was picked up in the TL;DR newsletter . His post, titled The State of Developer Conferences
Sponsors Audible - get a free audiobook from Audible with no strings attached at https://workingcode.dev/audible This week on the show, Adam and Ben examine a variety of random topics: Adam loves watching conference vide
After drinking close to 12 Mountain Dews in a single day, Adam started to wonder if — just maybe — he was using caffeine as a way to self-medicate. Upon discussing this with his doctor, Adam was diagnosed with ADHD (Atte
Amid the frenzy of industry lay-offs, we here at the Working Code podcast were devastated to hear that our very own Carol Weiler has been affected by a down-turning real estate market. A few weeks ago, while attending a
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