discussions on topics connected with software development; privacy, security, management, tools, techniques, skills, training, business, soft skills, health
https://nodogmapodcast.bryanhogan.net
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 4 hours 14 minutes
episode 33: #33 Justin Mills, Yesware
Justin Mills, software engineer at Yesware tells me about their flat organizational structure and development practices.
episode 32: #32 Eliot Knudsen, Tamr and a Brave New World of Data
Eliot Knudsen, field engineer at Tamr talks to me about their machine learning tool and a new way of examining data.
episode 31: #31 Jason MacInnes, Draft Kings
Jason MacInnes, CTO of Draft Kings tells me about their architecture and scaling demands.
episode 30: #30 Open Data Science Conference
Summary
Boston was host to the first ever Open Data Science Conference over the weekend of May 30th and 31st 2015. I spent the days wandering around talking to people with interesting stories. I hope you enjoy this episode, it was fun making it. My next podcast will be back to the normal interview format.
episode 29: #29 Lucybot, The Importance of Developer Experience
Andrew and Bobby Brennan, and I discuss Lucybot and why good API design and documentation lead to good developer experience.
episode 28: #28 Eric Bloom, Getting Promoted and Managing in IT
Eric Bloom of Manger Mechanics and I discussing how to get promoted in IT and what to expect as a manager.
episode 27: #27 Deb Biggar, The Importance of User Experience
Deb Biggar of Boston Human Factors and I discuss what UX is and why it is important.
episode 26: #26 Peter Welch, Programming Doesn’t Suck?
Peter Welch, code monkey, blogger and author, and I talk about the software industry and the people in it.
episode 25: #25 Jeff Glennon, Improving Software Delivery
Jeff Glennon of Software Delivery Labs and I talk about how to improve the software delivery process.
episode 24: #24 Bob Familiar, Lean Engineering
Bob Familiar and I discuss how to bring the principles of lean engineering to the enterprise.