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Ep 77 - Code Reviews, Electrical Installations, Search Engines
Chris and Josey return to the show's roots to discuss developing search engines, discuss code reviews (and how to not do them), and electrical installations!
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Quality Counts
Chris is joined by Frank Ray to discuss quality in relation to software.
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Hitting the Ground Running
Chris and Josey discuss how to get back into the swing of projects after a long absence.
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Angular Testing (Sorta!)
Shai Reznik joins Chris and Josey to chat about TDD in Angular. At least that was the intent! We do cover TDD, but do we get to TDD for Angular? Well....
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Migration Mumbles Pt. 2
In part 1, we discussed code migrations. This time Chris and Josey discuss other types of migrations including ALM, Infrastructure, and more. Why do migrations happen? Who is impacted?
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Bashing Bothersome Bugs & Chasing Chunks of Cash
Chris and Josey discuss bug bounty programs, actions to take if randomly stumbling upon a security vulnerability, reporting pros/cons, and a lot more. Is the answer really black and white, or is it all grey?
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Milestone One
Documentation Not Included is now older, though perhaps not wiser. Chris and Josey discuss the past year and reveal secrets about the upcoming future!
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Impersonating Developers
Gordon joins Chris again, this time as A Time To Change Champion, to look at impostor syndrome and more!
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Proprietary Tools: Stagnation or Growth
Bjørn Reiten joins Chris and Josey to discuss working with prprietary tools. Can they stay on topic or will the desire to dig into PLC programming take over the show?
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Workplace Agility
Mark Walsh is back, and this time it's all about Agile methodologies. What is it? Is anyone truely using it? Did you know there is an Agile Manifesto? That and more this episode!
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Team Culture
Sam Strauss joins Chris and Josey bringing new insight to what is team culture, how to form it, and most importantly, how to survive it!
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Migration Mumbles
Mark Walsh joins Josey and Chris to discuss the "joys" found in doing a code migration. It's all fun and games right?
