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 23: #23 Igor Moochnick, Dev Ops in Constant Contact
Igor Moochnick of Constant Contact and I discuss dev ops, deployment pipelines and other architectural concerns.
episode 22: #22 Todd Gardner, Track:js
Todd Gardner tells me about Track:js, a JavaScript error tracking tool and how to get a three month free trial.
episode 21: #21 Henry Cipolla, Localytics
Henry Cipolla of Localytics and I discuss analytics, its real time uses and how Localytics tools work.
episode 20: #20 Gus Warren, Disconnect.me
Gus Warren of Disconnect discusses their tools, privacy, tracking and acceptable advertising.
episode 19: #19 Michael O Church and state of software engineering
Michael O Church and I discuss whether software engineers have become the manual laborers of the 21st century, open allocation, agile development and how companies could be better.
episode 18: #18 Jason Haley, Life as a consultant
Jason Haley talks about the good, bad and ugly of life as a software consultant.
episode 17: #17 Robert Hurlbut, Software security
Robert Hurlbut and I discuss various aspects of software security.
episode 16: #16 Dennis Mortensen, x.ai, AI scheduling
Dennis Mortensen and I discuss x.ai, an AI personal assistant for scheduling meetings.
episode 15: #15 Linus Olsson, Hemlis project
Linus Olsson of the Hemlis project discusses what Hemlis is, why they are building it and how it works.
episode 14: #14 Piero Toffanin, outdoor coder
Piero Toffanin is a software engineer and user experience designer who left his job this year to travel around North America, coding as he goes.