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The Jali, host Melyssa BarrettThe Jali Ep 155: Linking Locals: Fostering Tech Networks in Non-Tech HubsJoin us on this exciting journey in the latest episode of The Jali Podcast where we sit down with Nic Raboy, an influential technologist and community builder in Tracy, California. Discover Nic's compelling story from a computer science graduate struggling to find local work, to a leader fostering a vibrant tech community outside the traditional hubs. In this discussion, Nic shares his experiences of founding a meetup group aimed at uniting Central Valley tech professionals and enthusiasts to learn, share, and grow together. Dive into the insights on overcoming geographical barriers in the tech industry, fostering local talent, and the...
2024-11-2719 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 151 Streamlining Game Development with Beamable CTO Ali El Rhermoul: Insights and Strategies for Game DevelopersThe podcast features Michael Lynn as the host, with Ali El Rhermoul, CTO of Beamable, and Nic Raboy, the original host of the podcast. The discussion covers Beamable, which is a company that streamlines game development and deployment. Before the interview, the Michael also speaks with Megan Grant and Shane McAllister about recent content on the MongoDB Developer Center, upcoming MongoDB user group events, and new videos on MongoDB's YouTube channel. They also mention a new e-book focused on the MongoDB aggregation framework, which is available for free download.
2023-02-1439 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 66 The Road to Atlas #4 - The Road Ahead with Cailin Nelson, and Sahir AzamWelcome to the final episode in a series we're calling The Road to Atlas. In this series, my co-hosts, Jesse Hall, and Nic Raboy will talk with some of the people responsible for building, and launching the platform that helped to transform MongoDB as a company. beginning with Episode 1, the On ramp to Atlas we chatted with Sahir Azam, Chief Product Officer, and Andrew Davidson, VP of Product about the strategic shift from a software company to a software as a service business. In episode 2, Zero to Database as a Service, we chatted with Cailin Nelson, Executive V...
2021-07-0942 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 65 The Road to Atlas #3 - Going Mobile with Alexander StigsenWelcome to the third episode in a series we're calling The Road to Atlas. In this series, my co-hosts, Jesse Hall, and Nic Raboy will talk with some of the people responsible for building, and launching the platform that helped to transform MongoDB as a company. beginning with Episode 1, the On ramp to Atlas we chatted with Sahir Azam, Chief Product Officer, and Andrew Davidson, VP of Product about the strategic shift from a software company to a software as a service business. In episode 2, Zero to Database as a Service, we chatted with Cailin Nelson, Executive V...
2021-07-0642 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 64 The Road to Atlas #2 - Zero to DBaaS with Cailin Nelson, Cory Mintz and Andrew DavidsonWelcome to the second episode in a series we're calling The Road to Atlas. In this series, my co-hosts, Jesse Hall, and Nic Raboy will talk with some of the people responsible for building, and launching the platform that helped to transform MongoDB as a company. beginning with Episode 1, the On ramp to Atlas we chatted with Sahir Azam, Chief Product Officer, and Andrew Davidson, VP of Product about the strategic shift from a software company to a software as a service business. In this, episode 2, Zero to Database as a Service, we’ll chat with Cailin Nel...
2021-07-0244 min
DecodedMongoDB: Where Databases and Developers Meet feat. Nic RaboyData is the digital currency for most businesses. That’s why database management is a hot topic within the developer community — and why MongoDB wants developers to build with databases in mind.Nic Raboy, Senior Developer Advocate at MongoDB, is a pioneer in educating developers on how to manage, secure, and streamline the databases behind their applications. In this episode of Decoded, host Sydney Lai chats with Nic about document databases and how they can help simplify processes for developers and power their applications. Other talking points include:The history of MongoDB and why it w...
2021-06-0229 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 47 Safe, Smart, and Driven with Agero and MongoDBAgero is powering the next generation of software-enabled driver safety services and technology, pushing the limits of big data to transform the entire driving experience. The majority of leading vehicle manufacturers and insurance providers use Agero’s solutions to strengthen their businesses and create stronger, lasting connections with their customers. Together, Agero is making driving smarter and safer for everyone. In this episode of the podcast, we discuss how Agero is using MongoDB as the backbone of their business in the insurance provider industry. This episode features Bernie Gracy, Chief Digital Officer, and JP Dhabolt, Pr...
2021-03-1033 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 17 MongoDB Realm with Shane McAllisterLearn how to simplify your application development with MongoDB Realm. In this episode we're joined by Shane McAllister from MongoDB and we're talking about Realm. If you've been keeping up with the podcast you'll remember a MongoDB Stitch episode which covered some of the technology and services that Realm offers. This particular episode is centered around mobile development with Realm and why it's such a critical component in developing amazing applications. Learn about sync, authentication, and plenty of other great MongoDB Realm features in this episode with Shane McAllister, Nic Raboy, and Mike Lynn.
2020-09-1042 min
The Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP038: COBOL Development on the MainframeIn this episode I'm joined by Elizabeth Joseph from IBM, and we discuss COBOL.
I know what you're thinking. Why are we resurrecting a dinosaur of a programming technology for this podcast episode? While the programming language is one of the oldest, it is still very relevant when it comes to modern development, more particularly mainframe development.
While the focus point of this episode is around COBOL, Elizabeth and I spend a lot more time discussing mainframe development and where it fits in a world where JavaScript, Python, and similar technologies are dominating.
A brief writeup to this episode can...
2020-07-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP037: Writing Tests in a Development ProjectIn this episode I'm joined by repeat guest, and awesome developer, Corbin Crutchley from Unicorn Utterances.
The topic of this episode is on testing, and I'm not talking about taking exams, I'm talking about writing tests in your development projects to produce much better final products.
If you've ever been curious about the differences between unit tests, integration tests, end to end tests, and all of the other possible types of tests that might exist, this episode is for you. It doesn't matter if you're a new developer, a casual developer, or expert developer, knowing how to write tests will...
2020-06-0500 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP036: Machine Learning, AI, and Data ScienceIn this episode I'm joined by Upkar Lidder from IBM, and we're talking about modern machine learning.
Do you process a large amount of data and manually make decisions on it? There's a good chance that you could be leveraging machine learning to reduce your workload and make more accurate decisions. Learn about what machine learning is, how it differs from artificial intelligence and data science, and what you need in order to be successful with it.
A brief writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2020/05/tpdp-e36-machine-learning-ai-data-science/
2020-05-0500 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP035: Developing on the BlockchainIn this episode I'm joined by Lennart Frantzell from IBM, and we're talking about the blockchain.
If you've ever been curious on what the blockchain is, why you should develop on it, or how to even develop on it, this is the episode for you. We clear the air on a lot of misconceptions that people have and show that it is more than just cryptocurrency and hype.
A brief writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2020/04/tpdp-e35-developing-on-the-blockchain/
2020-04-1500 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP034: Containers, Virtual Machines, and Orchestration, Part 2This episode is a continuation of the previous episode featuring Marek Sadowski from IBM.
In the previous episode, Marek and I discussed the history and use-cases behind virtual machines, containers, and bare metal deployments. We briefly discussed orchestration, but ran out of time when it came to getting into the exciting topics.
As part of the continuation, we jump into Kubernetes (K8s), a popular container orchestration tool, and how it differs from popular orchestration services like Red Had OpenShift. If you're looking to scale your organization, this is an episode worth listening to.
A brief writeup to this episode...
2020-03-1200 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP033: Containers, Virtual Machines, and Orchestration, Part 1In this episode I'm joined by Marek Sadowski from IBM, and we're bringing DevOps into focus. More particularly, we're focusing on virtual machines, containers, and orchestrating them with tools like Kubernetes and RedHat OpenShift.
If you've ever had to deploy an application, you've probably asked yourself, what do I choose for deployment? Do I build my own hardware, use a virtual machine, or do I look into containers? What happens when your one application turns into one hundred applications? How do you manage those applications without bringing yourself to madness? Do you choose something like Kubernetes, or do you explore...
2020-02-1900 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP032: Getting Familiar with TypeScript for DevelopmentIn this episode I'm joined by Corbin Crutchley, a friend and regular on the show, and we set out to talk about TypeScript and how it is used in modern development.
If you've never been exposed to TypeScript, it is a strongly typed language that acts as a superset to JavaScript, but compiles to JavaScript in the end. It is a go-to technology for a lot of developers and is becoming increasingly popular every day. Corbin and I take some time to explain all of the benefits and a few of the negatives about this awesome technology in this episode...
2019-10-1200 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP031: Developer Education through Books, Video Courses, and ConferencesIn this episode I'm joined by Adrienne Tacke, author of Coding for Kids: Python, and Alex Ziskind, owner of the NativeScripting course platform.
The topic of this episode is broken into two parts.
The first is around improving your skills as a developer through different education avenues such as eBooks, video courses, conferences, and other events. The three of us on the show are developers, like many of the listeners. We each have our own methods towards learning new development technologies or deepening our skills with the technologies we're already using. Some of these methods might not be obvious and...
2019-09-1300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP030: Building a Developer Community with MeetupsIn this episode I'm joined by Vijay Menon, organizer of the JavaScriptLA and JavaScript South Bay Meetup groups in Southern California.
The topic of this episode is around the importance of being a part of a developer community and building your own if one doesn't already exist in your local area. In this episode you'll hear success stories that Vijay has had at his very large and successful developer communities and the work that is involved for building and managing your own on Meetup.com.
A brief writetup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2019/08/tpdp-e30...
2019-08-1000 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP029: Asynchronous JavaScript DevelopmentIn this episode I'm joined by Corbin Crutchley, a seasoned JavaScript developer with extensive knowledge of various frameworks such as Vue.js, Angular, and React.js. Corbin also operates his own development blog, Unicorn Utterances.
The topic of this episode is around asynchronous development using JavaScript and no particular framework. If you're coming from other programming languages, the concept of promises, callbacks, async / await, and similar all might seem daunting when it comes to working with remote web services or even resource intensive proccesses. Corbin and I shed some light into the world of doing things asynchronously and hopefully clear...
2019-07-0900 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP028: Coding Bootcamps vs Traditional Computer Science DegreesIn this episode I'm joined by Ben Nelson, co-founder of Lambda School, an increasingly popular coding bootcamp with a slightly different structure and monetization strategy than the others.
Computer Science programs at a university are known to be tough, painful, and exhausting. This is because of the nature of the material, duration of the program, and the fact that you're probably going to be challenged with difficult classes outside the direct scope of software development. This is where coding schools such as Lambda School come into play because these are programs that are designed to teach you relevant workforce skills...
2019-06-1100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP027: Static Website Generation with HugoIn this episode I'm joined by Bjørn Erik Pedersen, the core maintainer of Hugo, a popular static site generator built with the Go programming language.
Content management systems can be clunky because of all the layers involved in the stack. These systems usually have a database and backend technology in place before the content is ever sent to the browser for rendering. Not to mention, the more layers you are working with, the higher chance you'll be attacked through a bug or exploit.
This is where static site generation comes into play. Instead of working with a database and b...
2019-05-1000 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP026: Game Development with HoudiniIn this episode I'm joined by Ben Mears who works for SideFX, a visual effects company for the gaming and film industry. The focus of this particular episode is around Houdini, a popular tool used within both industries. However, we're going to put a gaming spin on the episode.
Creating visual effects for games can be complicated and time consuming, but they don't have to be. With Houdini, you can use procedural, node-based workflows, for generating game assets and terrains. Ben Mears and I explore what exactly this means in this first ever gaming episode of the podcast featuring Houdini.
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2019-04-1100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP025: Securing Applications with a Second Factor of AuthenticationIn this episode I'm joined by Luke Walker who is a Solutions Architect at Yubico, the company that creates security hardware tokens such as the YubiKey.
Security is a big deal in for both end users who are supplying data and developers who are working to keep that data safe. Luke and I spend some time in this episode discussing some of the various two-factor authentication (2FA) mechenisms that can be implemented in web applications and where some of these mechenisms fall short. In addition to things like TOTP, SMS, we also dive deep into the FIDO and FIDO2 protocol...
2019-03-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP024: Mobile Application SecurityIn this episode I'm joined by first time guest, Rob Lauer, and repeat guest TJ VanToll, to talk about securing mobile applications from multiple perspectives.
Both Rob and TJ work for Progress, the core contributors of the mobile development framework, NativeScript, but NativeScript is by no means the focus of the episode. The focus is around security, and that can mean numerous things ranging from code security, the security of any data on the device at rest, and the security of data being sent to remote web services. In this episode we break down each of these categories and give...
2019-02-1300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP023: Being a Freelance Developer Contractor or ConsultantIn this episode I'm joined by Nolan Erck who is a freelance developer consultant and is the owner of South of Shasta Consulting, located in Sacramento, California.
The focus of this episode is to dive deep into freelance development and some of the things to consider versus working as a full-time employee for a typical organization. This is valuable to anyone looking to transition from their current developer career or to anyone who is just now entering the work force and is looking for options because Nolan answers all the questions based on his first-hand experience.
A brief writetup to...
2019-01-2600 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP022: NoSQL Databases and the Flexibility of a Non-Relational ModelIn this episode I'm joined by Matt Groves, Senior Developer Advocate at the NoSQL database company, Couchbase.
The focus of this episode is to become familiar with NoSQL and where it makes sense to use it in your projects, both new and old. Matt and explore numerous NoSQL database technologies which include Graph, Document, Key-Value, and Columnar, and look at the possible advantages they bring over the RDBMS alternative.
I know Matt Groves from my time working with him at Couchbase. While Couchbase will be included in the episode, it is by no means the focus of the episode.
A...
2018-10-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP021: Developer EvangelismIn this episode I'm joined by Matthew Revell, founder of the Developer Relations consultancy organization, Hoopy.
Developer Relations, Developer Advocacy, and Developer Evangelism, are relatively new roles at many organizations, but are critical for spreading awareness and getting adoption of any product the organization sells. Matthew shares his experience in Developer Relations, more specifically Developer Evangelism, and what those in the role do on a day-to-day as well as how it benefits the organization and the developers they wish to support.
A brief writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2018/09/tpdp-e21-developer-evangelism/
2018-09-1100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP020: GraphQL for API DevelopmentIn this episode I'm joined by Lee Byron, former Facebook employee, who is one of the co-creators of GraphQL.
Coming from RESTful API development, I've run into many pain-points that GraphQL works to alleviate, and is one of the reasons why I've become such an advocate for it for modern development. Lee and I spend a lot of time discussing the fundamentals of GraphQL and how to get started with it in development. Not only are we focusing on the how, but we are also focusing on the why, which is very important when evaluating a new technology and methodology.
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2018-08-0800 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP019: Automated Software Delivery for Cloud Native ApplicationsIn this episode I'm joined by Jim Clark who works as the Chief Architect at Atomist.
Jim and I spend a lot of time discussing how the pipeline model to software delivery can be improved by making it a workflow and event driven model instead with a service like Atomist. The pipeline approach can only get you so far and it is limited in how the appropriate teams can get the necessary notifications to function efficiently. Jim and I explore how to get beyond these common problems.
A brief writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper...
2018-06-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP018: Progressive Web Application DevelopmentIn this episode I'm joined by Tara Manicsic who works as a Developer Advocate team at Progress Software.
Tara and I spend time discussing Progressive Web Applications (PWA) and how you can be effective building them with service workers, among other things, for mobile devices as well as standard desktop-based web browsers.
If you're into developing modern web and mobile applications, getting informed on Progressive Web Application (PWA) development is something you should consider.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2018/05/tpdp-episode-18-progressive-web-application-development/
2018-05-1600 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP017: Going FaaS on Serverless with OpenWhiskIn this episode I'm joined by Carlos Santana who works on the Cloud Functions team at IBM.
Carlos and I get all your questions answered when it comes to what serverless is and how you can create your own very scalable functions that can be deployed on it. We name drop a few providers such as AWS Lambda and Azure Functions, but the focus is centered around IBM's Cloud Functions service which uses Apache OpenWhisk.
If you're into developing web applications, learning about functions as a service (FaaS) is for you.
A writeup to this episode can be found via...
2018-02-2000 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP016: Job Hunting as a Software EngineerIn this episode I am joined by Brenda itReverie, a fellow application developer that I met when I was at NativeScript Developer Days 2017.
Brenda and I shift the focus away from software development for a moment and focus on hunting down and locking in a job in application development, a subject that is long, stressful, and never pleasant. In this episode we answer all your questions regarding getting called by recruiters and tackling those complicated algorithm and coding challenges given in the various interviews.
The goal of this episode is to give you some pointers towards being successful and giving...
2018-01-3100 min
The Web Platform Podcast140: Overview of CouchbaseSummary This week Nic Raboy and Matt Groves talk to us about the history and future of the popular Open Source Couchbase project. Learn about some of the great features the noSQL database has to offer and how you can get started with Couchbase today. Resources Developer Portal Couchbase Dev Twitter Couchbase Blog The NoSQL Database Podcast Couchbase Server Editions Guests Nic Raboy (@nraboy) Matt Groves (@mgroves) Panel Justin Ribeiro (@justinribeiro) Danny Blue (@dee_bloo) Amal Hussein (@nomadtechie) Follow The Web Platform podcast on Twitter for regular updates @TheWebPlatform.
2017-10-1600 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP015: Authorizing Access with OAuthIn this episode I am joined by Ryan Chenkie, Developer Advocate at the internet safety company, Auth0.
Ryan and I discuss OAuth and how it can be used for authorizing third-party access to your data.
If you've been keeping up, you'll remember that I wrote the very popular ng-cordova-oauth and ng2-cordova-oauth libraries for Ionic Framework that allowed mobile applications to work with OAuth providers like Google and Facebook. There are a lot of common questions around the protocol such as storing tokens, refreshing tokens, and implementing OAuth logic within code.
The goal in this episode is to clear up...
2017-08-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP014: Object Storage for Application DevelopersIn this episode I am joined by Krishna Srinivas, engineer at the open source object storage company, Minio.
Krishna and I discuss object storage which is different than database storage or plain filesystem storage. A popular object solution is Amazon S3, but it is not the only solution. Object storage is great for protecting data from corruption or loss as well as providing a great way to work with it via standard HTTP. This makes it great for application development.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2017/06/tpdp-episode-14-object-storage-application-developers/
If you have questions that...
2017-06-1500 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP013: The Go Programming Language and Where it Fits in Modern DevelopmentIn this episode I am joined by Matt Holt, creator of the very popular web server known as Caddy. Instead of focusing on Caddy in this particular episode, we focus on the Go programming language, which was used to make Caddy so successful.
The Go programming language, sometimes referred to as Golang, is a very popular alternative to languages like PHP and Node.js because it is very fast, efficient, and lightweight in comparison. Both Matt and I explore why this is and how you can use it in your own applications.
A writeup to this episode can be found...
2017-03-2800 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP012: Getting the Help You Need on Stack Overflow, Blogs, and Forum BoardsI record a lot of programming videos and write even more tutorials. With all this content comes a lot of questions from my subscribers, some questions being better than others. This brought be to the topic of explaining how to ask a good question and get the best possible help from the developer community in places like Stack Overflow and other outlets such as The Polyglot Developer.
I want to make sure all my subscribers succeed in their careers as developers. Following the simple best practices as mentioned in this episode will get you great help wherever you ask for...
2017-02-1000 min
Podcast 024 - Nic Raboy on OAuthNic Raboy is using OAuth with Node and mobile development.
Show Notes:
We both work for Couchbase, a document database. Not really related to OAuth, but go check it out!
Nic's site: The Polyglot Developer
Passport.js, authentication middleware for node
ngCordovaOauth intro blog post, and it's available on GitHub.
Nic Raboy is on Twitter
Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical.
Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on...
2016-11-2100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP011: Continuous Integration and Deployment for the Polyglot DeveloperIn this episode I am joined by Ivan Nemytchenko from the open source company, GitLab. Here we take some time to explain what continuous integration and deployment is and how to get started with it in your development process. GitLab offers a free CI / CD solution called GitLab CI, but there are other solutions such as Jenkins and Travis CI as well.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/11/tpdp-episode-11-continuous-integration-deployment-polyglot-developer/
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the next episode, visit https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/podcast-questions and fill out the form.
2016-11-0500 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP010: All About the Google App EngineIn this episode I am joined by Terry Ryan, Developer Advocate at Google. Here we discuss the Google App Engine platform, what it is, and when it is a relevant solution to use for a major web application.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/10/tpdp-episode-10-google-app-engine/
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the next episode, visit https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/podcast-questions and fill out the form.
2016-10-0400 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP009: An Ember in the Land of Web FrameworksIn this episode I am joined by Tracy Lee, owner of Modern Web and advocate of Ember.js, as well as Taras Mankovski who runs Ember Sherpa. Here we discuss a very popular JavaScript framework called Ember.js and the conveniences it offers in comparison to other, possibly similar front-end frameworks like React and Angular. This episode includes information on tooling and development best practices as well.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/09/tpdp-episode-9-an-ember-in-the-land-of-web-frameworks/
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the next episode, visit https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/podcast-questions...
2016-09-0400 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP008: Asynchronous and Event-Based Programming with RxJSIn this episode I am joined by Ben Lesh, a senior software engineer at Netflix. Ben is one of the lead developers for RxJS, a reactive extension set for JavaScript, and a core component in the software stack at Netflix. Here we discuss everything from what is RxJS, to how it differs from common promises and callbacks in JavaScript. We also discuss who is using it and how it is playing a critical role in Angular 2.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/08/asynchronous-event-based-programming-rxjs/
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the...
2016-08-1400 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP007: Developing for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Where to StartIn this episode I am joined by Jen Looper, a software developer and advocate for the Internet of Things (IoT). We discuss everything from the basics behind IoT, what is some good hardware to get started with, what programming skills you need for IoT development, and where to get help or find resources to boost your learning.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/07/tpdp-episode-7-developing-internet-things-iot-start/
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the next episode, visit https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/podcast-questions and fill out the form.
2016-07-3000 min
Eat Sleep Code PodcastCouchbase and polyglotsOn this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Nic Raboy talks about Couchbase, NoSQL databases and what it's like to work with data persistence in a polyglot world.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/esc-podcast/~4/XBtw8SUVpHQ" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>
2016-07-2500 min
Eat Sleep Code PodcastCouchbase and polyglotsOn this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Nic Raboy talks about Couchbase, NoSQL databases and what it's like to work with data persistence in a polyglot world.
2016-07-2538 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP006: PouchDB and its Usefulness in Browser Based DevelopmentIn this episode I am joined by Nolan Lawson, one of the main contributors on the PouchDB open source project. We discuss everything from what is PouchDB, what does it do under the covers, what development platforms are supported, and what does it aim to accomplish that might have been particularly difficult with another tool. This episode is targeted towards web and mobile developers who include JavaScript as one of the core technologies in their stack because PouchDB is in fact a JavaScript wrapper.
I've personally used PouchDB in the past because it makes it incredibly easy to synchronize data...
2016-06-1100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP005: Developing Mobile Apps with Telerik NativeScriptIn this episode I'm joined by TJ VanToll, Developer Advocate at Telerik, where we discuss the cross platform mobile development framework NativeScript. We cover everything from what is NativeScript, what do you need to start developing NativeScript applications, and how it differs or why you should use it versus native development or development with a different hybrid mobile framework. TJ talks about where things are headed when it comes to mobile development, who is using Telerik NativeScript to develop apps, and how Angular 2 fits into the framework. This is the most exciting episode yet on The Polyglot Developer Podcast and...
2016-05-1100 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP004: What is All This Mobile First, Offline First, and API First Jargon?In this episode I'm joined by a former colleague, and friend, William Hoang where we discuss a lot of jargon that comes up with modern software development. I've broken this episode into a few parts. We're going to discuss mobile first development, API first development, and offline first development and how you should choose between them when planning or developing an application.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/04/tpdp-episode-4-what-is-all-this-mobile-first-offline-first-and-api-first-jargon/ on my blog.
If you have questions that you'd like answered in the next episode, visit https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/podcast-questions and fill...
2016-04-0300 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP003: Developer Tools that can Make You More Productive Towards Your Next ReleaseIn this episode I'm joined by two of my good friends Simon Reimler and Ray Camden where we discuss some of the software, tools and services available that can boost development and marketing productivity of your next big application. I've broken this episode into three main categories, being, tools used for planning before development or design, tools used for development and designing an application up to its release, and tools for maintaining and driving the success of an application after its been released. You'll get to know what we're using and how it might help you out in any of...
2016-03-0600 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP002: Picking the Right Mobile Development Technology for Your NeedsIn this episode I talk about my experience as a mobile developer and some of the native and hybrid apps that I've published to the various app stores like, but not limited to, Google Play and iTunes. As a developer that has used both native and hybrid for development, I discuss where I feel native mobile app development succeeds and also where it falls short, making room for hybrid technologies like Apache Cordova, Xamarin, and Telerik NativeScript.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/02/tpdp-episode-2-picking-the-right-mobile-development-technology-for-your-needs/ on my blog.
If you have questions that...
2016-02-0800 min
The State and Revolution AudiobookChapter III: Experience of the Paris Commune of 1871. Marx's AnalysisChapter III: Experience of the Paris Commune of 1871. Marx's Analysis
2016-01-0353 minThe Polyglot Developer PodcastTPDP001: The Requirements for Building Mobile ApplicationsIn this episode I talk about what I feel to be requirements in developing mobile applications. I've broken these requirements into three main categories, being, the planning requirement, the execution requirement, and the post release marketing requirement. Have you ever wondered the fees for releasing your application to the various app stores or what kind of development hardware you need? Get all the information you need to get your app development business kick started.
A writeup to this episode can be found via https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/01/tpdp-episode-1-requirements-developing-mobile-applications/ on my blog.
If you have questions that you'd like answered...
2016-01-0300 minThe State and Revolution AudiobookChapter VII: The Experience of the Russian Revolutions of 1905 and 1917Chapter VII: The Experience of the Russian Revolutions of 1905 and 1917
2016-01-0353 minThe State and Revolution AudiobookChapter VI: The Vulgarisation of Marxism by OpportunistsChapter VI: The Vulgarisation of Marxism by Opportunists
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