Complete Developer Podcast

Jul 20 2023 20 ep. 48 mins 5.6k

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A podcast by coders for coders about all aspects of life as a developer.
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A Farewell To Our Fans

Jul 20 2023 61 mins

In this episode, we discuss our journey through podcasting, where it all started, where it lead us, and why we are stepping away from it.Read more

Basics of Git

Apr 19 2023 50 mins

Git is a powerful tool that is essential to the software development process. It was created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 as a way to manage the development of the Linux kernel. Today, it is widely used by developers all over the world to manage their own projects and collaborate with others. Git has become the industry standard for version control. With Git, developers can easily kee

Explaining Agile To Non Technical CoWorkers

Apr 12 2023 43 mins

Most of us have a reasonable working definition of what “agile” means in a software development context. We all know what it is SUPPOSED to mean, what it means when implemented correctly, and we even probably have some expectations when another developer uses the term. But when talking to a non-technical person, especially someone in an upper management role, we often have a ha

404 Personality Not Found

Apr 05 2023 52 mins

Almost all development work today is done on teams, both due to the complexity of our work and the sheer volume of it. As time has gone on, development work has also become more intensely collaborative, and “throwing work over the wall” has been acknowledged as being a terrible idea. As a result, the personalities of one’s coworkers has become more and more important. Unfortu

ChatGPT for Developers

Mar 31 2023 55 mins

ChatGPT is a powerful language model developed by OpenAI that has been trained on a massive amount of text data. It is capable of answering a wide range of questions and generating text in response to prompts. ChatGPT has been used in a variety of applications, including chatbots, language translation, and text completion. For software developers, ChatGPT can be a valuable tool for

Breaking Down Goals

Mar 29 2023 53 mins

Breaking down your goals into more manageable tasks creates the flexibility to adjust as needed and brings clarity to the goals. When seen from the perspective of a step by step process goals are seen not as daunting behemoths to be gazed on in wonder but as complex things that can be accomplished through diligence and careful planning. This makes the process of achieving a larger

Cross Platform Pitfalls

Mar 22 2023 45 mins

Depending on your use cases, your application may need to work well on Apple, iPhone, Windows, Apple, Linux, and even various types of tablets. And that’s just if you are looking at the US market – international markets have loads of other options. This is part of the reason web applications are so popular – it’s a way of making cross-platform concerns into someone else’s

7 Habits of Highly Effective Developers

Mar 15 2023 50 mins

“The habits we choose to live by can shape our lives and define who we are.” – Stephen Covey As software developers, our habits can greatly impact our success and the quality of our work. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a book written by Stephen Covey that outlines key habits that successful people have in common. Last year we discussed these from a negative sense

Software Architecture Mistakes

Mar 08 2023 45 mins

Architecture projects are some of the most fun projects in development. Or at least they often appear that way. There is often the perception that in these projects you can fix all the little things that annoy you in your work environment. You can make it easier to roll out new features, while keeping the system more stable and easier to maintain. While this can be true, there is s

Social Engineering

Mar 01 2023 46 mins

Social engineering is defined as the use of psychological tactics to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information or performing actions that may compromise their organization’s security. Social engineering attacks often target the weakest link in an organization, which is the employees. They are looking for easy access into a system. It is important to have a fi