Complete Developer Podcast

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.

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When major system issues occur, it's already too late. With large scale problems, it usually takes a while to diagnose the issue, fix it, get it through testing, and get a fix deployed. This is true even of hotfixes. It's better to try and predict where issues may arise before they happen.

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Dude, that was terrible, you shouldn't do it that way. This is an example of terrible feedback from a peer. In order to be useful you want your feedback to be direct and actionable.

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As your system scales, eventually you'll find that your database is the source of all your problems. Apps are often a lot easier to scale than databases, but eventually you have to deal with the database itself.

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Four square is more than a game for the playground. It is also an effective communication tool used to provide concise information about a project or task.

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With the rapid evolution of tools and frameworks, anything you learned in school or in a coding bootcamp has a short lifetime. If you want a long-term development career, you have to learn HOW to learn from the resources available to you.

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Understanding the differences and similarities between ACID and BASE databases is important in architecting software solutions from small personal blogs to large enterprise level platforms.

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These days, most applications available on the web are expected to have an API. Not only do web frontends often need API access, but APIs are increasingly used by clients as well to integrate with other applications they have.

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What is important to you? What do you need to get done right now? How does what you find important compare to your team? your boss? your company? Do you prioritize life like you're PO prioritizes the backlog?

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Some programming tasks are hard to start. Either because there are a lot of unknowns, because the team hardly knows each other, or because there are knowledge gaps in the team.

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