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La Montaña Rusa Radio JazzLa Montaña Rusa 44.2025. Especial Jack Dejohnette. Parte 2 (1975/1978).En esta segunda parte del Especial Monográfico Jack Dejohnette, hemos escuchado y comentado los siguientes discos:* John Abercrombie. Timeless, 1975John Abercrombie – guitar. Jan Hammer – organ, piano, synthesizer. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Gateway. Gateway, 1975John Abercrombie – guitar. Dave Holland – bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Steve Kuhn. Trance, 1975Steve Kuhn – piano, electric piano, voice. Steve Swallow – electric bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums. Sue Evans – timpani, tambourine, maracas, conga, percussion.* Kenny Wheeler. Gnu High, 1976Kenny Wheeler – flugelhorn. Keith Jarrett – piano. Dave Holland – bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Jack DeJohnette’s Directions. Untitled, 1976Alex Foster – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone. Joh...
2025-11-021h 55La Montaña Rusa Radio JazzLa Montaña Rusa 44.2025. Especial Jack Dejohnette. Parte 2 (1975/1978).En esta segunda parte del Especial Monográfico Jack Dejohnette, hemos escuchado y comentado los siguientes discos:* John Abercrombie. Timeless, 1975John Abercrombie – guitar. Jan Hammer – organ, piano, synthesizer. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Gateway. Gateway, 1975John Abercrombie – guitar. Dave Holland – bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Steve Kuhn. Trance, 1975Steve Kuhn – piano, electric piano, voice. Steve Swallow – electric bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums. Sue Evans – timpani, tambourine, maracas, conga, percussion.* Kenny Wheeler. Gnu High, 1976Kenny Wheeler – flugelhorn. Keith Jarrett – piano. Dave Holland – bass. Jack DeJohnette – drums.* Jack DeJohnette’s Directions. Untitled, 1976Alex Foster – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone. Joh...
2025-11-021h 55
Func Prog Podcast#12 Almir MesicIn this episode I talk with Almir Mesic about all things F#! We cover topics like:The advantages of F#Introducing F# at an C# companyHow thinking in functions helps you improve your codeDomain-Driven DesignThe “units of measure” feature in F#Almir has also prepared a special promo code for his course F# Bite-sized!Use the code FUNCPROG at checkout and you will get a 25% discount.https://fsbitesized.com/...
2025-10-091h 35
Delete Your DefaultsCreative Process (you have one!)All humans – including you! – are creative. And we all have creative processes, though we aren't always aware of what they are. In this conversation, we explore our creative processes, and barriers and facilitators to creativity.We mention a bunch of people, including:Gary Bernhardt of Destroy All SoftwareI credit Maya Angelou with the quote that you should let your failures refine you, not define you, but it turns out it was Max Lucado who said that.Atomic Habits by James ClearLouie Parkinson of Catalyst Climbing
2025-06-181h 02
ClojureStream PodcastE101 FC/IS with magnarsIn this episode, we explore the Functional Core, Imperative Shell (FC/IS) architecture pattern popularized by Gary Bernhardt. This powerful approach separates pure business logic from side effects, resulting in code that's more testable, maintainable, and reasoning-friendly.
We'll discuss how FC/IS differs from traditional layered architectures by treating effects as data, enabling an impressive 85% of code to exist as pure functions. Using the analogy of a presidential cabinet, we explain how the functional core makes decisions while the imperative shell handles execution.
The episode covers practical implementation strategies, the crucial role of Datomic in solving the "all relevant facts"...
2025-04-0149 min
Kodsnack in EnglishKodsnack 604 - Farmer's disposition, with Evan CzaplickiFredrik talks to Evan Czaplicki, creator of Elm about figuring out a good path for yourself.
What do you do when you have a job which seems like it would be your dream job, but it turns out to be the wrong thing for you? And how do you escape from that?
You can’t put the success of something you build before your own personal and mental health, no matter how right the decision may be for the thing you build.
Is there ever a reproducible path? Aren’t most or all succ...
2024-10-0159 min
KodsnackFarmer's disposition, with Evan CzaplickiFredrik talks to Evan Czaplicki, creator of Elm about figuring out a good path for yourself. What do you do when you have a job which seems like it would be your dream job, but it turns out to be the wrong thing for you? And how do you escape from that? You can't put the success of something you build before your own personal and mental health, no matter how right the decision may be for the thing you build. Is there ever a reproducible path? Aren't most or all successful things...
2024-10-0159 min
Куда расти?Гибкие навыки в эпоху AI. Андрей Смирнов про X5 Tech и как выбрать работу, чтобы не пожалеть► Максим Ульянов:Канал в TG - https://t.me/ulyanov_life"Куда расти?" на YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@how-to-grow-up"Куда расти?" на RUTUBE - https://rutube.ru/channel/36693023/► Андрей Смирнов:Канал в TG - https://t.me/itsmirnovСтраничка на Gist - https://gist.github.com/sandark7/891ebdb1ca26f715cca98dab1e33d22aПодкаст "Frontend Weekend" (аудио) - https://pc.st/1233996390Подкаст "Frontend Weekend" (YouTube) - https://www.youtube.com/@frontendweekend Подкаст "600k в секунду" - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLliXIZ4xbu1LL9kdfuhuok9yMsSE1Iw3e&si=ucsKPd9Re7nevlg_Андрея многие знают, как бессменного ведущего подкаста Frontend Weekend и золотой голос российского IT. Но сегодня, я позвал гостя, чтобы поговорить про Гибкие навыки, потому что лучшего системного доклада про софты и более внимательного отношения к этой важной теме, я не встречал. Из выпуска вы узнаете: • Как устроено управление клиентской разработки X5 Tech изнутри?• Чем отличается линейный менеджер от функционального в матричной структуре?• Как лучше всего строить план развития сотрудника?• Что такое Soft Skills и почему их не стоит включать в матрицу компетенций?• Как эффективно нанимать и на что о...
2024-07-291h 39
Feeling of ComputingElephant in the RoomInventing on PrincipleStop Drawing Dead FishThe Future of Programming Yes, all three of them in one episode. Phew! Links $ patreon.com/futureofcoding — Lu and Jimmy recorded an episode about Hest without telling me, and by total coincidence released it on my birthday. Those jerks… make me so happy. Lu's talk at SPLASH 2023: Cellpond: Spatial Programming Without Escape Gary Bernhardt's talk Wat Inventing on Principle by Bret Victor ("""Clean""" Audio) Braid, the good video game from the creator of The Witness David Hellman is the visual artist behind Braid, A Les...
2024-04-212h 56
House of LouAt Home with Artist Katherine BernhardtHost Veronica Theodoro is joined by artist Katherine Bernhardt, whose St. Louis home recently went viral for its eye-catching, whimsical design. (In case you missed it, check out the New York Times' house tour here before you dive into the episode.) The house, designed by St. Louis architect Gary Glenn in the mid-80s, was recently renovated by Katherine into a Memphis Milano museum of sorts. Katherine recounts the process, which began with thoroughly researching the history of the house for ideas and inspiration. The artist discusses how the house feeds her passions for color, entertaining, swimming and, even, yoga, which she...
2024-03-0630 min
This Month in ReactTMiR 2024-02: React 19 (but more details), Apple tries to kill PWAsQuick hitsLayoffs.fyi, Trueup.io job trendsNew releasesreact-email v2Tamagui 1.88Expressive CodeRelay 16.2Remix 2.7 (and 2.6!) discussing laterIsograph 0.1.0Upcoming conferencesReact Paris 2024 March 22, 2024. In-person in Paris, France + Remote (hybrid)Epic Web Conf 2024 April 10 - 11, 2024. In-person in Park City, UT, USAReact Miami 2024 April 19 - 20, 2024. In-person in Miami, FL, USAReact Connection 2024 April 22, 2024. In-person in Paris, FranceReact Native Connection 2024 April 23, 2024. In-person in Paris, FranceReact LabsBrad Westfall: React Will Be Compiledyou’ll likely never need these APIs again:Good writeup from React TrainingReact 19: RSCs, Suspense, and Server ActionsInitial PR for Parcel support in RSCs?Instant Search Params with React Server ComponentsIs Suspense Worth the Squeeze?Avoid Using Re...
2024-03-0351 min
Breaking Changev6 - Pausing doesn't pause[UPDATE: In this episode, I referenced Stripe having an IPO in the past
tense. I was mistaken, they are not (yet) publicly traded. We regret the
error.]
The audio is better this week! I'm learning.
Also, I finally had something to talk about that has nothing to do with Apple!
The target of the ion cannon that is my mouth this time? drumroll… it's
Stripe! Sorry, Stripe. If you like rants about software quality and the systemic
reasons everything is terrible, hoo boy! This one brings the heat. 🔥🔥🔥
We're starting to work down our mailbag...
2024-02-251h 57
CiTR -- The Jazz ShowComposer Gary McFarland: America The Beautiful: An Account of It's Disappearance.Tonight's Jazz Feature is a suite in 6 movements written by the late Gary McFarland and it's titled "America The Beautiful: An Account of It's Disappearance". McFarland wrote this music in 1968 over deep concerns about his beloved America which was in that year in turmoil...race riots, assassinations, the Vietnam War plus the wanton destruction of the environment manifested by endless shopping malls, tract housing, garbage strewn everywhere and unmitigated greed. This suite is McFarland's protest of all of these happenings. However it is not an angry suite but more a lament for what was happening to the nation. It is...
2023-11-0700 min
CiTR -- The Jazz ShowComposer Gary McFarland: America The Beautiful: An Account of It's Disappearance.Tonight's Jazz Feature is a suite in 6 movements written by the late Gary McFarland and it's titled "America The Beautiful: An Account of It's Disappearance". McFarland wrote this music in 1968 over deep concerns about his beloved America which was in that year in turmoil...race riots, assassinations, the Vietnam War plus the wanton destruction of the environment manifested by endless shopping malls, tract housing, garbage strewn everywhere and unmitigated greed. This suite is McFarland's protest of all of these happenings. However it is not an angry suite but more a lament for what was happening to the nation. It is...
2023-11-073h 29
WriterConSophisticated Suspense with Gary BraverBestselling authors William and Lara Bernhardt discuss the latest news from the book world, offer writing tips, and interview Gary Braver, author of many intelligent thrillers and a new novel, Rumor of Evil.Chapter 1: Opening ThoughtsJoin the excitement and subscribe to the all-new WriterCon Magazine. Eight times a year you will receive this digital zine filled with articles on writing and the writing world. The first issue features an interview with Lisa Gardner, a terrific article on AI from Tamara Grantham, and much more. To subscribe: https://writerconmag.substack.com/subscribeChapter 2: News...
2023-10-1849 min
Engineering Kiosk#84 Die Evolution von JavaScript: Vom Ducktyping zum Monopol im Browser mit Peter KrönerJavaScript: Eine multiparadigmatische Skriptsprache mit einem schwachen dynamischen Ducktyping-System.Um die Sprache JavaScript kommt man im Web nicht mehr vorbei. Die meisten kennen sie durch Frameworks wie React, Angular, Vue.js, Next und Co. Doch wie viel weißt du über die Hintergründe und die Weiterentwicklung dieser Sprache?In dieser Episode geht es nicht um das nächste hippe JavaScript-Framework, sondern wir sprechen mit Peter Kröner darüber, wie JavaScript erfunden wurde, was ECMAScript ist, wie TypeScript in den Mix spielt, warum die Sprache so beliebt ist, wie neue Features den Weg in die Sp...
2023-08-151h 26
Elixir WizardsMike Waud and Tony Winn on the Future of Elixir on the GridElixir Wizards Owen Bickford and Dan Ivovich are joined by Mike Waud, Senior Software Engineer at SparkMeter, and Tony Winn, Lead Software Architect at Generac, to discuss the future of the BEAM in the electric grid, how their companies use Elixir, and the challenges they face in implementing cutting-edge technologies in an environment with a mix of old and new systems.
Both guests have backgrounds in various programming languages before turning to Elixir for its functional programming capabilities, concurrency, and reliability. Elixir's portability allows it to be used in various environments, from cloud-based systems to more conservative...
2023-04-2042 min
Remote RubyRuby Language Server with Vinicius Stock On this episode of Remote Ruby, Chris came down with what he thinks was food poisoning this week, Jason brings up Ghost Kitchens which seem to be a thing these days, and Chris applied to be a Guide at RailsConf 2023. Also, Jason and Chris are excited to have a guest joining them because they’ve always talked about how they wished for better tooling for day-to-day Ruby development, so they brought on Vini Stock, who’s a Senior Developer at Shopify. Shopify has created the Ruby Language Server (LSP) to make it easier to implement features such as code defi...
2023-03-1051 min
Chaos Computer Club - archive feedit's borked - programming was a mistake (trans-tech-tent)So we made sand that's able to do things, but to tell it to do more things we create some electricity and it makes the sand go brrrr? What could go wrong?
It turns out that everyone designed programming languages to be ""the best"", so we don't need more than one, right? ... Oh.
Well there's logical reasons for one over the other at least? ... Oh?
At least most have a common set of features that work flawles.... you get the point.
This talk is a (learned) shitpost, that goes over nitpicks I have with a variety of programming languages, like:
...
2023-02-1124 min
The Joe Cunningham Radio ShowS2 E16: Chambers Tears Into BernhardtThe official podcast for the Joe Cunningham Show on News/Talk 96.5 KPEL. Former U.S. Senate candidate and activist Gary Chambers has some words for Louisiana Democratic Party Chairwoman Katie Bernhardt. Also, the RNC seems ready to move on from Trump. Follow Joe on Twitter at @JoePCunningham and Like the Joe Cunningham Show on Facebook. Read my daily columns over at RedState.com, or you can subscribe to the newsletter by visiting http://joecunninghamshow.substack.com.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, or Amazon. This is a public episode. If you wou...
2023-01-2634 min
Changelog InterviewsState of the "log" 2022Our 5th annual year-end wrap-up episode! Sit back, relax, pour a glass of your favorite beverage and join us for listener voice mails, our favorite episodes, some must-listens, and of course the top 5 most listened to episodes of the year. Thanks for listening! 💚
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Adam Stacoviak – Website, GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XJerod Santo – GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XShow Notes:Listener favs:
Go Time #250: Mat’s GopherCon EU diary
Shi...
2022-12-231h 28
Changelog Master FeedState of the "log" 2022 (The Changelog #520)Our 5th annual year-end wrap-up episode! Sit back, relax, pour a glass of your favorite beverage and join us for listener voice mails, our favorite episodes, some must-listens, and of course the top 5 most listened to episodes of the year. Thanks for listening! 💚
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Go Time #250: Mat’s GopherC...
2022-12-231h 28The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceState of the "log" 2022 (Interview)Our 5th annual year-end wrap-up episode! Sit back, relax, pour a glass of your favorite beverage and join us for listener voice mails, our favorite episodes, some must-listens, and of course the top 5 most listened to episodes of the year. Thanks for listening! 💚
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Featuring:Adam Stacoviak – Website, GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XJerod Santo – GitHub, LinkedIn, Mastodon, XShow Notes:Listener favs:
Go Time #250: Mat’s GopherCon EU diary
Shi...
2022-12-231h 28
Remote RubyRails Hackathon 2022 & Turbo 7.2 release [00:01:01] Andrew explains how he had to make a complex data table.[00:03:27] Chris talks about an entry at Rails Hackathon called “Con[text]” for learning Spanish and English.[00:05:07] We learn about some of the cool improvements with the new Turbo release.[00:11:08] Chris tells us everything that went on at Rails Hackathon, and he tells us the winner of the Judges’ Favorite which was Typefighters by Team Rubades.[00:13:42] Find out more about the Best Solo/Community Favorite award given to Jim Jones’...
2022-09-3041 min
Straight Shot, No Chaser with Tezlyn FigaroSSNC Live: Louisiana Democrat Chair Katie Bernhardt Sabotages Gary ChambersU.S. Senate Candidate Gary Chambers discusses how the Louisiana Democrat Chair Katie Bernhardt sabotaged his campaign endorsement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-08-1850 min
The Breakdown with Shaun KingEp. 658 - Why does Louisiana have a lifelong ultra conservative Republican white woman leading the Democratic Party?Her name is Katie Bernhardt. She is literally a lifelong ultra conservative Republican that campaigned and donated to the worst conservatives in Louisiana and she is now somehow leading the Democratic Party in one of the Blackest states in America.
And now she single handedly tanked the Democratic Party's endorsement of Gary Chambers - against the wishes of the majority of Black voters and party members that actually make the majority of the party. This woman needs to be removed from her position immediately.
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2022-08-1712 min
Changelog Master FeedOperational simplicity is a gift to you (Ship It! #62)Gerhard’s transition to a senior engineer started 10 years ago, when he embraced the vim mindset, functional core & imperative shell, and was inspired to seek simplicity in his code & infrastructure. Most of it can be traced back to one person: Gary Bernhardt, the creator of Execute Program, Destroy all Software and the now famous Wat idea.
Few stick around long enough to understand the long-term impact of their decisions on production systems. Even fewer are able to talk about them as well as Gary does.
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2022-07-2057 minShip It! Cloud, SRE, Platform EngineeringOperational simplicity is a gift to youGerhard’s transition to a senior engineer started 10 years ago, when he embraced the vim mindset, functional core & imperative shell, and was inspired to seek simplicity in his code & infrastructure. Most of it can be traced back to one person: Gary Bernhardt, the creator of Execute Program, Destroy all Software and the now famous Wat idea.
Few stick around long enough to understand the long-term impact of their decisions on production systems. Even fewer are able to talk about them as well as Gary does.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members save 6 minutes on th...
2022-07-2057 min
The Bike Shed333: TapasBeing pregnant is hard, but this tapas episode is good! Steph discovered and used a #yelling Slack channel and attended a remote magic show. Chris touches on TypeScript design decisions and edge cases.
Then they answer a question captured from a client Slack channel regarding a debate about whether I18n should be used in tests and whether tests should break when localized text changes.
This episode is brought to you by ScoutAPM. Give Scout a try for free today and Scout will donate $5 to the open source project of your choice when you deploy.
2022-04-1241 min
Remote RubyLoad Testing Rails Applications & Rails Conferences [00:02:15] Jason shares some interesting news that happened at Podia that involves Harry Connick Jr. and load testing. [00:05:54] Chris tells us a story about his first Rails job which was building a website for Justin Timberlake’s 901Tequila.[00:07:08] Jason tells us about a tool they used called k6. [00:18:11] Chris and Jason chat about query times with Heroku Postgres and Heroku Dashboard.[00:20:13] There’s a great talk by Gary Bernhardt about Text Editor that Chris explains.[00:24:18] We fin...
2022-03-2543 min
Lake Superior PodcastS2 E7: Musician Penny Menze and Calumet Theatre President Dan JamisonOn March 20, 1900, life in Michigan’s Copper Country forever changed with the opening of the Calumet Opera House. As one of the first municipal theaters in the country, it attracted some of America’s finest actors and performers including Sarah Bernhardt, Harry Houdini, and John Philip Sousa. Now, as one of the 21 Heritage Sites of the Keweenaw National Historical Park, work is underway to celebrate that history and in this episode of the Lake Superior Podcast, Walt Lindala and Frida Waara talk with musician Penny Menze and Calumet Theatre President Dan Jamison about an upcoming concert on Saturday, March 5, with...
2022-02-1429 min
Elm RadioIf It Compiles It WorksDillon's blog posts If It Compiles It Works and When It Compiles But Doesn't WorkWiringRefactoringRunning code paths to check it works vs checking assumptions at the gateDillon's talk Types Without BordersShotgun surgery - Parse, Don't Validate episodeOrder independentYou can trust your testsKeeping what you depend on to a minimum helps make things trustworthySemantics can make it harder to predict (like parser)Json.Decode.maybe is almost never what you intendScaling Elm Apps talk by Richard FeldmanGary Bernhardt's Wat videoElm Radio Opaque types episode
2022-01-171h 01
KodsnackMocka hela världen, med Adam Sernheim och Emil RosendahlFredrik snackar testning med Adam Sernheim och Emil Rosendahl. Vilken är Detroitskolan kring TDD, och vilken är Londonskolan? Varför kan tester få det att kännas svårare att refaktorera sina system? Borde det inte vara tvärt om? Är enhetstester ett dåligt begrepp vi borde ersätta? Vad är målet för ens testning? Behöver man ens spara alla tester? Tester som designverktyg. Tester som dokumentation. Tester garanterar inte att programmet gör vad det ska. Testprestanda.
2021-12-281h 05
Kutad Gubilik's Listen Later144: Gary Bernhardt - TypeScript and Testing Podcast: Full Stack Radio (LS 50 · TOP 0.5% what is this?)Episode: 144: Gary Bernhardt - TypeScript and TestingPub date: 2020-08-05Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationTopics include:
Why Gary decided to write Execute Program as a full-stack TypeScript application instead of using a Ruby or Python backend like he may have traditionally
Do you actually have to write less tests if you have a good type system?
What does a good type system give you that tests can't give you?
Using io-ts to type check inc...
2021-12-141h 24
The Idealcast with Gene Kim by IT RevolutionSimplifying The Inventory Management Systems at the World’s Largest Retailer Using Functional Programming Principles with Scott HavensIn this episode of The Idealcast, Gene Kim speaks with Scott Havens, who is the Director of Engineering at Wayfair, where he leads Engineering for the Wayfair Fulfillment Network. Havens is a leading proponent of applying functional programming principles to technical and organizational design. Previously, Havens was the architect for Walmart's global omnichannel inventory system, unifying availability and replenishment for the largest company in the world by revenue.
Havens shares his views on what makes great architecture great. He details what happened when an API call required 23 other synchronous procedures calls to return a correct answer. He...
2021-09-232h 03The Bike Shed306: If You Want To Go Far, Go TogetherIn this episode, Steph and Chris talk about things they've changed their minds about over the course of their careers as software developers. Steph talks about as it turns out, arm chair rests are good, feature flags and comments are also good, she's changed her mind about how teams structure the work that each person is doing at once, and believes strongly in representation in the field.
Chris is not a fan up upgrading his operating system and when he first started out, he gravitated towards learning dynamic languages, and since then, much prefers functional languages, static...
2021-08-3145 minThe Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceWhy we 💚 Vim (Interview)On this special edition of The Changelog, we tell Vim’s story from the mouths of its users. Julia Evans, Drew Neil, Suz Hinton, and Gary Bernhardt join Jerod Santo for a deep and wide-ranging discussion about “the best text editor that anyone ever wrote.”
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Sourcegraph – Sourcegraph is universal code search for every developer and team. Easily search across all the code that matters to you and your organization: find example...
2021-07-2144 minChangelog InterviewsWhy we 💚 VimOn this special edition of The Changelog, we tell Vim’s story from the mouths of its users. Julia Evans, Drew Neil, Suz Hinton, and Gary Bernhardt join Jerod Santo for a deep and wide-ranging discussion about “the best text editor that anyone ever wrote.”
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make the ads disappear. Join today!Sponsors:Sourcegraph – Sourcegraph is universal code search for every developer and team. Easily search across all the code that matters to you and your organization: find example...
2021-07-2144 min
WriterConThrills and Collaboration with Tess Gerritsen and Gary BraverBestselling author William Bernhardt offers writing tips and interviews Tess Gerritsen and Gary Braver, authors of the #1 bestselling thriller Choose Me.Chapter 1: IntroductionDon't forget to register for WriterCon, the annual writers conference hosted by Bernhardt taking place over Labor Day weekend, September 3-6. We have over 60 presenters, writers, agents, publishers, and more attending. You can pitch, meet with people informally, have lunch with speakers, enter contests, and much more. Take your writing career to the next level! Visit: www.writercon.orgChapter 2: Interview with Tess Gerritsen and Gary BraverIn this interview Tess...
2021-07-1156 min
Lax Factor Lacrosse PodcastGait Hires Pietramala As Syracuse Defensive Coordinator, LaxFactor Player Awards For 2021 (LaxFactor Podcast #166)OK, so news first, Gary Gait, Syracuse's new head coach, only the 5th in the programs history, wasted no time making headlines in hiring Dave Pietramala, former adversary, and long time head coach at Cuse rival Johns Hopkins. Pietramala is one of the most storied players and coaches in the game. Largely considered the greatest defensive lacrosse player in the history of the sport, Petro has won national titles as both a player at Hopkins and as a coach (2005 and 2007). So this hire is huge news.
Potentially huge because it's possible both of Pietramala's sons could end...
2021-06-1734 min
Frontend FirstTalkin’ Bout SuspensePrompted by the new React 18 alpha release, Sam and Ryan chat about Suspense and what data-fetching issues they’re excited about it solving. They also talk about some Twitter conversation around premature optimization.Topics include:2:05 – Suspense and data-fetching31:05 – Tweets of the week: PreoptimzationLinks: Sam on TwitterRyan on TwitterSam’s tweet about routing in Next.jsGuillermo Rauch’s tweet on scalable APIsGary Bernhardt’s tweet on premature optimization
2021-06-1445 minLax Factor Lacrosse PodcastVirginia Wins Natty Over Maryland, Gary Gait Named Syracuse Head Coach (LaxFactor Podcast #165)Virginia won an instant classic over Maryland by a score of 17-16 capturing their second national title in a row, the first back to back championship in the programs history. Connor Shellenberger was a huge part of the win going for 4 goals and 2 assists. The redshirt freshman was too much for Maryland to handle all day long. Teammate Matt Moore also put up 4 goals and 2 helpers in the win, both players taking only 7 shots. That efficiency in scoring would prove key down the stretch as Maryland turned up the heat defensively and started to battle back late.
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2021-06-1225 min
Tiny DevOpsGeorge Stocker — A Dogma-Free Approach to TDDGuest Goerge Stocker cuts through the often polarizing debate about Test-Driven Development (TDD) and offers his view on when the practice does and DOES NOT make sense, based on technology as well as human factors which are often overlooked. We discuss the concept that TDD is one of a vast array of techniques to choose from, and some of what goes into selecting the right tool for the job.ResourcesBoundaries talk by Gary Bernhardt of Destroy All SoftwareIs TDD Right for Your Team? by George StockerToday's GuestGeorge Stocker
2021-06-0829 minFrontend FirstBuilding headlessui.dev (fixed)Sam and Ryan talk about their experience building the headlessui.dev website with the folks from Tailwind Labs. They chat about the team’s deadline-driven development process, some new Figma workflow tips when implementing a design that was built with Tailwind CSS in mind, and some tech takeaways from building a docs site with Next.js. They also chat about some testing conversation that was happening on Twitter this week.Topics include:1:46 – The power of shipping with a deadline12:22 – What is Headless UI?16:39 – Design / dev handoff tips with Figma and Tailwind28:00 – Tech learnings from building a docs site w...
2021-06-071h 05
Relish The Award-Winning Full Audiobook Experience!Splitsville by William BernhardtPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/528871to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Splitsville
Series: #1 of Splitsville Legal Thriller Series
Author: William Bernhardt
Narrator: Carrie Coello
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 53 minutes
Release date: June 2, 2021
Genres: Legal & Political
Publisher's Summary:
A struggling lawyer. A bitter custody battle. A deadly fire. This case could cost Kenzi her career-and her life. Kenzi Rivera is furious. Passed over for promotion at her own father's firm, the talented divorce lawyer is tired of fighting chauvinism every single day. When a desperate scientist begs for help getting her daughter back, Kenzi can't resist...even though this client i...
2021-06-028h 53Enjoy Amazing Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Legal & PoliticalSplitsville by William BernhardtPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/528871to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Splitsville
Series: #1 of Splitsville Legal Thriller Series
Author: William Bernhardt
Narrator: Carrie Coello
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 53 minutes
Release date: June 2, 2021
Genres: Legal & Political
Publisher's Summary:
A struggling lawyer. A bitter custody battle. A deadly fire. This case could cost Kenzi her career-and her life. Kenzi Rivera is furious. Passed over for promotion at her own father's firm, the talented divorce lawyer is tired of fighting chauvinism every single day. When a desperate scientist begs for help getting her daughter back, Kenzi can't resist...even though this client i...
2021-06-028h 53
Enjoy Amazing Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Legal & PoliticalSplitsville by William BernhardtPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/528871 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Splitsville Series: #1 of Splitsville Legal Thriller Series Author: William Bernhardt Narrator: Carrie Coello Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 53 minutes Release date: June 2, 2021 Genres: Legal & Political Publisher's Summary: A struggling lawyer. A bitter custody battle. A deadly fire. This case could cost Kenzi her career-and her life. Kenzi Rivera is furious. Passed over for promotion at her own father's firm, the talented divorce lawyer is tired of fighting chauvinism every single day. When a desperate scientist begs for help getting her daughter back, Kenzi can't resist...even though this c...
2021-06-0205 minDownload New Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveSplitsville by William BernhardtPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/528871to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Splitsville
Series: #1 of Splitsville Legal Thriller Series
Author: William Bernhardt
Narrator: Carrie Coello
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 53 minutes
Release date: June 2, 2021
Genres: Police & Detective
Publisher's Summary:
A struggling lawyer. A bitter custody battle. A deadly fire. This case could cost Kenzi her career-and her life. Kenzi Rivera is furious. Passed over for promotion at her own father's firm, the talented divorce lawyer is tired of fighting chauvinism every single day. When a desperate scientist begs for help getting her daughter back, Kenzi can't resist...even though this client i...
2021-06-028h 53
Soft Skills EngineeringEpisode 252: Impossible documentation and unexcited coworkersIn this episode, Dave and Jamison answer these questions:
Questions
How do I incentivize people to maintain documentation?
Getting anything done at this large enterprise company is a massive challenge because documentation is constantly out of date and people only have half the information needed. So much time gets wasted because people have contradicting knowledge about the status of projects, systems, or requirements.
Should I just quit my job or can this be fixed?
Greetings! First off, great show - thanks for the countless episodes, most of which result...
2021-03-1529 min
Web RushEpisode 124: Angular Updates with Minko GechevJohn Papa @John_PapaWard Bell @WardBellDan Wahlin @DanWahlinCraig Shoemaker @craigshoemakerMinko Gechev @mgechevBrought to you byAG Grid IdeaBladeResources:Minko Gechev's blogAngularAngular Developer Survey 2020 ResultsAngular on npmAngular compiler on npmAngular Debugging GuidesInfo on Angular ErrorsAngular AuguryAngular Dev Tools for ChromeAngular on YouTubeProfiling Angular Applications with Minko GechevChrome Dev ToolsAngular on TwitterAngular RoadmapIntroduction to Angular conceptsNgModulesAngular Rendering Engine IvyAngular versionsRendering on the WebAngular UniversalMinko’s tricky array codeGary Bernhardt’s famous JavaScript WAT flash talkRxJs AngularRxJS Deci...
2021-03-1156 min
Remote RubyThe Early Days of Rails, Long-term Maintenance, and Oh My Zsh with Robby Russell [00:01:44] Robby tells us who is he and some of things he’s involved with.[00:02:42] Robby tells us about Z shells being the default on macOS and if more people are using it. [00:04:04] Since Robby’s been in the Rails Community for a long time, he tells us how things have changed and how he got into Ruby on Rails and Z shell. [00:16:34] Robby tells us about doing something in Postgres, but curious about using DRb (distributed object system for Ruby,) and a story about a past FOSSCO...
2021-01-0150 min
Bullets und FistsWeihnachtsspecial: Filmische Pestilenz aus Santa's Sommerresidenz"Zum Fest der Liebe,
treffen wir unsere Freunde der Hiebe.
Sie alle haben familiäre Probleme,
und schon beginnt das Fremdgeschäme!"
Frohe Weihnachten mit Cynthia Rothrock, Kathy Long, Gary Daniels und Daniel Bernhardt wünschen euch eure Verbalakrobaten Tom und Markus.
Musik: Shitty Flute
2020-12-2633 min
DTVC PodcastDTVC Podcast 79 Santa's Summer HouseIn this episode I'm joined by Mitch Lovell from The Video Vacuum and author of Bloody Book of Horror as we discuss the David DeCoteau Christmas romp Santa's Summer House, which stars Cynthia Rothrock, Gary Daniels, and Daniel Bernhardt. We look at schlock auteurs like DeCoteau and their turn to movies like these; we also look at the stars, and describe how this should have been made; and then there's croquet. On top of that, we revisit Mitch's favorite Christmas film, Elves.
2020-12-1500 min
Santa's Summer House - Santa kidnaps karate peopleDavid DeCouteau gives us a clinic on how to make a terrible movie in 2 days. Yeah it stinks, but hey! Two days! Suck it, Spielberg!
Gary Daniels, Cynthia Rothrock, Kathy Long and Daniel Bernhardt give us the least action packed movie of all time. Yes you read that right. There is a total count of 0 spin kicks. 0 double axe handles. 0 flying leap kicks to the tummy. Literally there is 0 action. You pulled a big one on us David, you got us. LOL. Haha. We've all had a good laugh now, but so can you seriously add a...
2020-12-081h 27Stinker Madness - The Bad Movie PodcastSanta's Summer House - Santa kidnaps karate peopleDavid DeCouteau gives us a clinic on how to make a terrible movie in 2 days. Yeah it stinks, but hey! Two days! Suck it, Spielberg!
Gary Daniels, Cynthia Rothrock, Kathy Long and Daniel Bernhardt give us the least action packed movie of all time. Yes you read that right. There is a total count of 0 spin kicks. 0 double axe handles. 0 flying leap kicks to the tummy. Literally there is 0 action. You pulled a big one on us David, you got us. LOL. Haha. We've all had a good laugh now, but so can you seriously add a...
2020-12-081h 27The Bike Shed269: Things are Knowable (Gary Bernhardt)Steph's taking a quick break this week, but while she's away, Chris is joined by special guest Gary Bernhardt. Gary is the creator of Destroy All Software screencasts as well as his more recent venture, Execute Program. Between Execute Program, his screencasts, conference talks, and more Gary has consistently provided some of the highest quality and most impactful educational content around building great software and has been a huge inspiration to the hosts of this show.
In the episode, Chris and Gary discuss Gary's recent work with TypeScript and how it compares with Gary's focus on testing...
2020-11-1746 minThe Bike Shed257: How Late On a Friday Can You Deploy?On this week's episode, Steph & Chris take a deep dive into all things technical debt. How do you know when your code has reached "good enough"? When might we purposefully knowingly take on technical debt? How do we tackle existing technical debt without halting new development? How can we tell high-interest, hair on fire debt from "ehh, it's fine" debt that we can let lie? Tune in to find out!
This episode is brought to you by:
ScoutAPM - Give Scout a try for free today and Scout will donate $5 to the open source project of...
2020-08-1850 min
Full Stack Radio144: Gary Bernhardt - TypeScript and TestingTopics include:Why Gary decided to write Execute Program as a full-stack TypeScript application instead of using a Ruby or Python backend like he may have traditionallyDo you actually have to write less tests if you have a good type system?What does a good type system give you that tests can't give you?Using io-ts to type check incoming dataHow to think about structuring your code to best take advantage of the benefits your type system gives you and minimize the need to write testsPushing conditional logic to the core of your system to reduce the number...
2020-08-051h 24The Bike Shed252: I'm a Designer NowOn this week's episode, Steph and Chris discuss leveraging the Unix utility sed to search files and remove unnecessary test setup, using Vim's Arglist to create a to-do list for file edits, and budgeting time for fancy command-line scripts. They then take a deep dive into the world of utility-first CSS and TailwindCSS.
This episode is brought to you by:
ScoutAPM - Give Scout a try for free today and Scout will donate $5 to the open source project of your choice when you deploy
ExpressVPN - Click through to get get an extra three months FREE...
2020-07-1454 min
The Low Season34. Bert (NYC)We’re in NYC talking to food tour guide Bert James. Our first conversation in May centred on what pandemic restrictions might mean for a city that’s famously nocturnal. Given the recent BLM protests, we caught up again this week for an update. We talk about the importance of nightlife, social media real estate and the joy found in eavesdropping on a first date.
Conversations from May 7th and June 9th 2020.
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Bert James' website and YouTube channel.
The Food Tour company Bert works with.
The Black Lives Matter...
2020-06-1226 minThe Bike Shed244: Existential JavaScriptOn this week's episode, Steph troubleshoots a mysterious Ember test failure that can't find a visible element, and Chris recounts an exciting three-act adventure that spans N+1 queries, caching, and SQL window functions. Steph also touches on upgrading to Ember Octane and Glimmer components and Chris shares a new helpful tool for drawing architecture diagrams.
Window.find()
Dash
Wat - Lightning talk by Gary Bernhardt
Draw.io
batch-loader
SQL Window Function
Advanced ActiveRecord Querying
Scout
ActiveSupport::Notifications
Ember Octane
Pry show-source
Support The Bike Shed
2020-05-1940 min
Milio Ruando (Plein Phare / Plein Phare Records)Milio Ruando (Plein Phare) - Kölsch Closing Set 30-04-2018 @ Le BikiniRetrouvé sur mon MacBook, mon set en closing de Kölsch au Bikini (Toulouse) le 30 avril 2018 !
Au programme : Techno, Trance, Rave, 90.
www.facebook.com/milioruando
Plein Phare : www.facebook.com/pleinphareofficial
Playlist :
1 - Dax J - Babylon Brutality (Original Mix)
2 - Julian Jeweil - Myli (Original Mix)
3 - Sebastian Groth - Snow Leopard (Gary Burrows Remix)
4 - Frank Blazzl - Transition Original Mix
5 - Deas - Black Sky (Original Mix)
6 - Yves Deruyter Back To Earth (Rave Mix)
7 - Veerus - Fact (Original Mix)
8 - dMb - The Suite (Original Mix)
9 - Felix Bernhardt, Pappenheimer - Wet Feather (Superstrobe Remix)
10...
2020-05-101h 25
INNOQ PodcastTypeScriptWas sind das denn für Typen?
Wir entschuldigen uns für die schlechte Tonqualität bei Lucas
TypeScript ist in aller Munde. In dieser Folge will Lucas von Lars wissen, wieso er sich so sehr für diese Sprache begeistert. Wie ordnet ein erfahrener Scala-Entwickler wie Lars das Typsystem von TypeScript ein? Lars beschreibt zudem, welche Vorteile ein mächtiges Typsystem mit sich bringt, und erklärt, wie die Interaktion mit JavaScript-Bibliotheken funktioniert.
TypeScript
Babel TypeScript Preset
Sucrase
DefinitelyTyped
React Effect Hook
Blogposts von Gary Bernhardt: Teil 1, Teil 2, Teil 3
2020-05-0434 min
Playing On Air: Short Audio PlaysTHE CLAM by Amanda QuaidTony Shalhoub and Kristine Nielsen star in Amanda Quaid's THE CLAM, the Second Place winner of Playing on Air's 2019 James Stevenson Prize competition. After a lifetime of playing it safe , a wistful clam (Shalhoub) decides to come out of his shell with help from a therapist (Nielsen). His friends are disappearing without a trace, he's lost touch with thousands of his children, and he's desperate for a pearl to call his own. Alternately tongue-in-cheek and deeply identifiable, THE CLAM is a comedy for anyone who's ever felt adrift in their search for happiness.
2020-04-0524 min
Dunc'd On Basketball NBA PodcastGSW Outlook w/ Anthony Slater; DEN Outlook w/ Adam Mares; CHI Outlook w/ Your Friendly BullsbloggerWe take a look at the new-look Golden State Warriors with beat writer Anthony Slater of the Athletic (0:50). Can Draymond Green prop up a leaky defense? Who makes this team and who is going to play at the back end of the rotation? Will the D’Angelo Russell move work out? And how low is Nate actually going below the under of 48.5 wins, and why?Then Adam Mares of DNVR Nuggets and Locked on Nuggets examines whether the Denver Nuggets can take the next step this year (1:21:07). That starts with centerpiece Nikola Jokic. Then we talk through wh...
2019-10-183h 41
incident podcast039 incident podcast pre 36.týždeňZoznam komentovaných správ:
SPEED News, čas 04:00
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/brain-trauma-suffered-by-u-s-diplomats-abroad-could-be-work-of-hostile-foreign-government-60-minutes-2019-09-01/
Správy z nášho webu
Ransomvér, čas 22:06
https://www.incident.sk/americka-vlada-sa-boji-ransomver-utokov-na-infrastrukturu-prezidentskych-volieb-v-roku-2020/
https://www.incident.sk/ransomver-zasiahol-stovky-ordinacii-zubarov-pouzivajucich-zalohovacie-riesenie-na-ochranu-proti-ransomveru/
Android, čas 25:35
https://www.incident.sk/android-aplikacia-camscanner-so-100-milionmi-stiahnuti-spustala-na-mobiloch-malver/
Cyber domain, čas 26:40
https://www.incident.sk/nato-vazny-kyberutok-moze-aktivovat-clanok-c-5-o-kolektivnej-obrane/
Spy games, čas 28:00
https://www.incident.sk/vyskumnici-google-project-zero-odhalili-dlhorocne-hackovanie-mobilov-iphone-cez-web-stranky/
Voice scam, čas 32:47
https://www.incident.sk/kriminalnici-uspesne-pouzili-softverom-generovany-hlas-sefa-na-podvodny-prevod-penazi/
Fail tohto týždňa, čas 35:45
https://www.incident.sk/americka-vladna-agentura-dhs-ukladala-viac-ako-dekadu-citlive-udaje-na-zranitelnej-web-stranke/
HLAVNÉ SPRÁVY
2019-09-051h 22
The Art of Product98: Adam Covers for DerrickDerrick’s short notice about not co-hosting this episode because of being on a plane, and Ben not knowing or planning what to discuss, who and what’s left?
Updates and reports on Tuple and Tailwind. Welcome back Adam Wathan!
Today’s Topics Include:
Today’s Trend: Advisor/investor/founder journals and reports of accomplishments
Serves as a way to stay in touch, build relationships, ask questions, and get feedback
Three Tuple Reports Later: Things are still going good
Programming meets Business: Gary Bernhardt commits to being future podcast guest
Successful Tuple Shipments: Significant use of W...
2019-08-0837 min
Test & Code79: Fixing misinformation about software testingSome information about software testing is just wrong.
I'm not talking about opinions. I have lots of opinions and they differ from other peoples opinions. I'm talking about misinformation and old information that is no longer applicable.
I've ran across a few lateley that I want to address.
All of the following are wrong:
Integrated tests can't work. I can prove it with wacky math.
Tests have to be blazing fast or they won't get run.
TDD is about design, not about testing.
This episode discusses why these are wrong....
2019-06-2722 min
Social by default111. Make social media social again - Intervju med The Social Media ProfessorIntervju med Niklas Myhr, professor i marknadsföring och Googles högst rankade sociala medie-professor vid Chapman University, Kalifornien, och bördig från Piteå. Vi diskuterar likheter och skillnader mellan sociala medier i USA och Sverige, vad som hänt under de tio år han har undervisat i sociala medier och digital marknadsföring, och framförallt vilka kunskaper som behövs om man ska arbeta och lyckas med ett företags sociala medienärvaro idag. Så berättar han också om hur han praktiserade hos Gary Vaynerchuck och vad som fick honom att intressera sig för just sociala medier...
2019-06-1042 min
A Question of Code22: Why should you write tests?Ed doesn't have much experience with automated testing for his code. This week he asks Tom about the principles behind testing, and some of the benefits and downsides. Does Tom think Ed should learn how to write tests ASAP? What kind of tests does he find are the most useful? And are there any downsides to writing tests for your code? Find out in this week's inspiring instalment of A Question of Code.TalkPython podcastClassic Computer Science Problems in Python, book by David KopecBoundaries, talk by Gary BernhardtJest: testing framework for JavaScriptTest & Code podcast
2019-06-0340 min
Dave's Gone ByDave’s Gone By #698 (6/1/19): THE 15th ANNUAL TOTALTHEATER TONY SHOW This is the 698th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast Dave's Gone By. It's our annual special devoted to Broadway theater and the Tony Awards.
Host: Dave Lefkowitz
Guests: Dave’s wife Joyce, spiritual leader Rabbi Sol Solomon, and theater critics Leslie (Hoban) Blake (Two on the Aisle), Stuart Brown (Sounds of Broadway), Joe Dziemianowicz (Theater News Online), David Finkle (The Clyde Fitch Report), Charles Gross (Two on the Aisle), Eva Heinemann (Hi! Drama), Brian Scott Lipton (Cititour), Michael Portantiere (This Week on Broadway), Ed Rubin (TotalTheater), David Sheward (TheaterLife.com), Zachary Stewart (Theatermania).
00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN
00:06:00 GUEST: Stuart Br...
2019-06-023h 39
Tech Done RightEpisode 59: Building Git with James CoglanBuilding Git With James Coglan
TableXI is now offering training for developers and products teams! For more info, email workshops@tablexi.com.
Guest
James Coglan: Author of Building Git and JavaScript Testing Recipes. More at jcoglan.com/.
Summary
Our guest today is James Coglan. James has written an extraordinary programming book called Building Git. In it, he describes the inner workings of the Git source control tool by re-implementing a substantial part it in Ruby, including commits, diffs, branching, and networking. Along the way he shows not just how...
2019-04-1041 minThe Bike Shed190: Going Steady With a PlatformOn this week's episode, Chris is joined by Alex Sullivan, mobile developer in our Boston office. Alex takes Chris on a tour of the mobile landscape comparing the core native platforms (Android and iOS), the languages, developer tooling and IDEs, and fundamental thinking. They also dip into a discussion around React Native highlighting some of its strengths, as well as areas where native still clearly wins. Finally they touch on Flutter, the newest entrant into the mobile space to round out the discussion.
Runkeeper
Android
iOS
ViewModel
Room
Java
Kotlin
Objective C
Swift
Scala
JetBrains
Type erasure
Reified...
2019-03-1552 min
CoRecursive: Coding StoriesModern Systems Programming And Scala Native With Richard WhalingRichard Whaling has an interesting perspective on software development. If you write software for the JVM or if you are interested in low level system programming, or even doing data heavy or network heavy IO programming then you will find this interview interesting. We discuss how to build faster software in a modern fashion by using glibc and techniques from system programming. This means using raw pointers and manual memory management but from a modern language. Richard also shares some perspectives on better utilizing the underlying operating system and how we can build better software...
2019-02-2253 min
The Frontside Podcast113: There and Back Again: A Quest For Simplicity with Philip PootsGuest:
Philip Poots: GitHub | ClubCollect
Previous Episode: 056: Ember vs. Elm: The Showdown with Philip Poots
In this episode, Philip Poots joins the show again to talk about the beauty of simplicity, the simplicity and similarities between Elm and Ruby programming languages, whether Elixir is a distant cousin of the two, the complexity of Ember and JavaScript ecosystems (Ember helps, but is fighting a losing battle), static vs. dynamic, the ease of Rails (productivity), and the promise of Ember (productivity, convention).
The panel also talks about the definition of "quality", making code...
2018-10-2545 min
Pincount PodcastEpisode 30 - Throw It All In The Sea
FU
More on local Python web servers.
Pincount development server
RangeHTTPServer
virtualenv
Conda
Intel 10nm
Holiday 2019 - Anandtech
Episode 29
2018 Macbook Pro - Macrumors
Backups
Apple Time Machine
SuperDuper!
RAID is not a backup
ZFS
Backblaze
Tarsnap
Parchive
Gary Bernhardt’s corrupted par2 restore script
Windows 10 File History
Aftershow
Pokemon or Big Data?
2018-08-2427 min
BookBytesBookBytes 11: The Imposter's Handbook: Complexity and Lambda CalculusAdam and Jen have new jobs, they talk about complexity in the real world vs academia, and then Safia and Adam get some real-time learning in lambda calculus.
Formidable
Pluralsight
Craftsman in book title on Twitter
Bloom Filter
Bloom Filter at Medium
Monte Carlo algorithm
Decision Problem
Combinatorial optimization
Bin packing problem
Lambda calculus
Functional programming
Immediately-invoked function expression
Church encoding
Galaxy brain
Gary Bernhardt's Lambda calculus (paid)
Lambda Calculus in Rust's type system
Lambda Calculus in Ruby
2018-07-241h 03
The Python Podcast.__init__Destroy All Software With Gary BernhardtSummary
Many developers enter the market from backgrounds that don’t involve a computer science degree, which can lead to blind spots of how to approach certain types of problems. Gary Bernhardt produces screen casts and articles that aim to teach these principles with code to make them approachable and easy to understand. In this episode Gary discusses his views on the state of software education, both in academia and bootcamps, the theoretical concepts that he finds most useful in his work, and some thoughts on how to build better software.
Preface
Hello and we...
2018-04-3052 minSoft Skills EngineeringEpisode 96: Teaching Burden and Unknown UnknownsThis week Jamison and Dave answer these questions:
I know that teaching others is important when working on a team so that the team can grow and get better. But what happens when one member of the team, despite being the friendliest person in the world, is missing so many required skills for his job that it becomes impossible for me to do anything besides teach him?
I recently heard the concept of “known unknowns” and “unknown unknowns”. It’s the unknown unknowns that get me. Sometimes I ask a question of a seasoned developer and they seem annoyed be...
2018-02-1727 min
Podlodka PodcastPodlodka #37 – РефакторингСкорее всего, вы любите рефакторить код, как свой, так и чужой. Вопрос в том, насколько правильно вы это делаете. В этом выпуске мы, с помощью iOS разработчика из Яндекса Виктора Брыксина, разобрали эталонный алгоритм рефакторинга по шагам и определились, как закрыться от большинства потенциальных проблем. Виды рефакторинга, частые заблуждения, роль юнит-тестов и архитектурные недостатки – весь набор юного рефакторера в одном месте.
На правах рекламы:
Приходите работать вместе с Виктором над секретным проектом Яндекса. Так как проект пока секретный, то используется вакансия браузера. Но, если вы подадитесь на нее, он абсолютно точно о вас узнает :)
https://yandex.ru/jobs/vacancies/dev/dev_ios_bro/
Поддержи лучший подкаст про мобильную разработку:
www.patreon.com/podlodka
Также ждем вас, ваши лайки, репосты и комменты в мессенджерах и соцсетях!
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Страница в Facebook: www.facebook.com/podlodkacast/
Twitter-аккаунт: https://twitter.com/PodlodkaPodcast
Содержание:
- 00:00:33 - Благодарности подписчикам на Patreon
- 00:01:30 - Знакомство с гостем и детали про секретный проект Яндекса
- 00:03:23 - Определение рефакторинга
- 00:10:00 - Какие проблемы решает рефакторинг
- 00:17:10 - Какие проблемы рефакторинг не решает
- 00:19:43 - Эталонный алгоритм рефакторинга
- 00:24:27 - Как обосновать рефакторинг менеджеру
- 00:48:17 - Как оценить время на рефакторинг
- 00:54:27 - Практические примеры рефакторинга
- 01:00:52 - В каких случаях не надо думать про рефакторинг
- 01:05:05 - Как рефакторить UI
- 01:11:21 - Частые заблуждения
- 01:16:30 - Где искать проблемы в архитектуре
- 01:22:46 - Подведение черты выпуска
Полезные ссылки:
- JSQMessagesViewController
https://github.com/jessesquires/JSQMessagesViewController
- Как все починить и ничего не сломать: работа со сложным кодом при помощи тестов
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JGGw4SN6NA
- Шедевр безумного водопроводчика:
https://medium.com/@bober_maniac/masterpiece-of-a-mad-plumber-cd4e5107b8e0
- Boundaries by Gary Bernhardt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOYal8elnZk
- Чистый код. Создание, анализ и рефакторинг
https://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/5011068/
- Рефакторинг. Улучшение существующего кода
https://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/1308678/
2017-12-101h 26
Full Stack Radio78: Ben Orenstein - Our All-Time Favorite RefactoringsSponsors:Rollbar, sign up at https://rollbar.com/fullstackradio to try their Bootstrap Plan free for 90 daysCodeship, check out how they performed in Forrester's latest Continuous Integration Tools reportLinks:Refactoring Rails, Ben's refactoring courseThe 30 Day Code Quality Challenge, Ben's free 30-day code quality courseRefactoring from Good to Great, Ben's popular refactoring talkDecompose Conditional, an example of "make the implicit explicit"Introduce Parameter ObjectReplace Conditional with PolymorphismChasing Perfect, Adam's talk about refactoring with polymorphismIntroduce Null ObjectReplace Method with Method Object"Why Ruby Class Methods Resist Refactoring" from the Code Climate blogCollection Pipeline, Martin Fowler's article on...
2017-12-0650 minTech Done RightEpisode 17: The Elm Programming Language With Corey HainesThe Elm Programming Language With Corey Haines
Follow us on Twitter! @tech_done_right, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.
Guest
Corey Haines: CTO of Hearken, creator of code retreats, and author of Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design.
Summary
Want to build great front-end apps without having to deal with the entire JavaScript ecosystem? Corey Haines joins the show to talk about Elm, a front-end language and framework that is type safe, has great build tools, and a full-fledged MVC framework to create client interactions...
2017-08-0945 minKodsnackKodsnack 209 - Akademiskt och pragmatisktFredrik och Kristoffer snackar om programmeringsspråket Pony - ett nytt aktörsbaserat språk som kompilerar till maskinkod och har en väldigt intressant modell för minneshantering. Försöker man bygga distribuerade system kommer man förr eller senare till relativitetsteorin. Apropå både huvudämnet och Kristoffers förberedelser för att hålla en presentation på tjugo minuter. Saker som implicerar ett tidskoncept är omöjliga att göra, beklagar. Apropå Ponys trevliga avsaknad av beroenden kommer vi in på beroenden också. Vet de som kodar Gitlab vad de beror på? Do they know it's Christm...
2017-05-231h 02
Fragmented - Android Developer Podcast080: 10 Books Android developers should readIn this episode Donn and Kaushik recommend 10 books on Software programming that they think every Android developer would greatly benefit from reading. These are books that helped them become better programmers and have had the most impact in their daily lives as Android developers.
Show Notes
Effective Java - Joshua Bloch
Effective Java Items (Fragmented fragments)
Working effectively with legacy code - Michael Feathers
Head first Design Patterns
Don't make me think - Steve Krug, 3rd edition
Java Concurrency in Practice
XUnit testing patterns
Website xunitpatterns.com
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture - Martin Fowler
Javascript...
2017-04-1754 min
Fatal Error22. Optional Properties
Soroush: That One Optional Property
Massive View Controller
Sandi Metz: Nothing is Something (RailsConf 2015)
Finite State Machine (Wikipedia)
StatefulViewController
Soroush: a state machine where invalid transitions can’t compile
A gentle introduction to dependent types
Less gently: Dependent Types at Work
D Oisín Kidney: In which I Misunderstand Dependent Types
Validated
Andy Matuschak: A composable pattern for pure state machines with effects
Functional core, imperative shell is from Boundaries by Gary Bernhardt
2017-03-2024 minTech Done RightEpisode 004: In The Testing Weeds With Sam Phippen and Justin SearlsEpisode 004: Testing
Summary
Sam Phippen, Justin Searls, and Noel Rappin spend this episode talking about the value of test-driven development (TDD) as well as its cost. They discuss the kinds of problems that developers are likely to have after they learn TDD and attempt to apply it to a large application. Learn why Rails is both great and terrible for automated testing, and how testing can influence the structure of your code.
Guests
Sam Phippen: Engineer at Digital Ocean and member of the RSpec Core Team
Justin Searls: Writes...
2017-02-2249 minTest & Code9: Harry Percival : Testing Web Apps with Python, Selenium, DjangoIntro to Harry Percival, his background and story of how he got into TDD and ended up writing a bookComparing using unittest and pytest with applicability to testing django projects. Functional end to end testing with selenium.The django test client for middle level tests.test isolationdjango and isolated unit testsunit tests vs integration testsTesting done by the development team without an external QADouble loop TDD: Functional test first, then unit testsSpikes: investigations without testsHarry's experience with having a freely available web version of a book that is also intended to be sold.Update: Comment from Harry Percival on 19...
2016-01-1945 min
67: Back From ConferencesFor our first time together in quite some time, we recap the conferences we've been attending: HashiConf, StrangeLoop, and Open Source & Feelings. We also chat about the iPhone 6s and live coding.
HashiConf
Otto by HashiCorp
Nomad by HashiCorp
Voodoo Doughnut
Blue Star Donuts
Strange Loop
"Streams: The data structure we need" by Pam Selle - YouTube
Gary Bernhardt
Destroy All Software Screencasts
Notes from Strange Loop - Pam The Webivore
Lulu's Local Eatery
Rooster - Best Breakfast, Brunch, Mimosa, Bloody Mary and Crepes in St. Louis
Agno Grill
Pure Fare
Open Source & Feelings
Adding Rails support to...
2015-10-0936 min
Ruby Rogues224 RR Ruby Together with André Arko02:05 - André Arko Introduction + BundlerTwitter GitHub Blog04:28 - Ruby TogetherTrade AssociationBrian Mikulencak10:52 - Ruby Central501(c) Organization14:23 - Ruby Together Timeline16:01 - Open Source People Depend on vs Open Source as a Hobby17:03 - Corporate Member Rights / The Structure of Ruby TogetherMonthly Contributions20:19 - How the Board Makes DecisionsSlack23:00 - Membership Numbers24:03 - How Voting Works26:58 - How much work is involved in maintaining these projects?30:08 - How is work doled out?Eric Hodel (@drbrain)Aaron Patterson (@tenderlove)33:41 - Future Plans and Community ImpactFastly40:28 - Getting People Involved43:34 - Lessons Learned45:23 - Code of Conducts / Community ValuesPicks Boundaries: A talk...
2015-09-0954 min