Coder Radio

A weekly talk show

About the show

A weekly talk show taking a pragmatic look at the art and business of Software Development and the world of technology.

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Episodes

  • Legend Of The Snow Leopard | CR 234

    December 5th, 2016  |  52 mins 19 secs

    Mike shares his swift migration pain from over the weekend & opens up a bar in the office in honor of his new Google Home.

  • Stalker Box | CR 233

    November 28th, 2016  |  1 hr 6 mins

    Mike reviews the state of hybrid development in the last days of 2016 & chat about his new Google Home and what he’s looking forward to testing.

    Plus a quick chat about ethics in coding.

  • Minimal Functional Product | CR 232

    November 21st, 2016  |  1 hr 2 mins

    Mike is back from vacation has somethings on his mind he shares this week. Hardware follow up, customer management for devs, book recommendations & more!

  • Scrum Burger | CR 231

    November 14th, 2016  |  48 mins 55 secs

    We ponder why Docker is a dumpster fire, doubt Samsung’s new Ai Bot platform, discover Botkit & discuss killing the Scrum.

  • Microsoft’s Public Shame | CR 230

    November 7th, 2016  |  58 mins 57 secs

    Ballmer is trying to pin it all on Bill, MacBook follow up & Lemur struggles.

  • Old Men Yell at Macbooks | CR 229

    October 31st, 2016  |  1 hr 2 mins

    Let's get real about the tools we use this week.

  • A Lemur Eats an Apple | CR 228

    October 24th, 2016  |  56 mins 17 secs

    Mike betting on server side bots & AI, making the big jump from the MacBook to a System76 Lemur running Linux. We talk about the platform development opportunities for a small shop.

    Plus how to design APIs that don’t suck & more!

  • Everybody's Keyboard Fighting | CR 227

    October 17th, 2016  |  1 hr 2 mins

    The Dash debacle gets the full Coder this week & Mike’s got a new sweet keyboard he tells us all about.

    Plus how it feels to learn Javascript in a React world & more!

  • Coder Profiling | CR 226

    October 10th, 2016  |  45 mins 8 secs

    We flunk and debunk the Joel test, and ponder the long tail of coder interviews gone wrong, Apple's removal of Dash, KDevelop on windows & more!

  • The ROI of Things | CR 225

    October 3rd, 2016  |  59 mins 52 secs

    Mike & Chris share hard earned lessons for the first time about the expected value in the effort we put into our various next great ideas, marketing, attending conferences & whatever “networking” is suppose to be.

  • Vaporware on the Server | CR 224

    September 26th, 2016  |  48 mins 38 secs

    The growing case for Swift on the server & Java 8’s underplayed success are the two main topics this week. We also discuss Dart on Android & some platform fundamentals with renewed vigor!

  • Get Swifty | CR 223

    September 19th, 2016  |  52 mins 11 secs

    Mike & Chris travel interdimensionally to discuss the pressure to get Swifty, marvel at Vapor.codes, witness the fall of Eclipse & the rise of Microsoft.

    Plus our super quick take on the iPhone 7 & more!

  • Rusty Support | CR 222

    September 12th, 2016  |  54 mins 11 secs

    The world's most egregious gadget sin is committed, why Mike still wants Star Trek gadgets, a Rust divorce, learning the fragile state of state & more!

  • Bag of jQuery | CR 221

    September 5th, 2016  |  1 hr 8 mins

    The guys daydream about making the perfect developer platform & grouse about Mike’s new Note getting recalled.

    Plus our speculation about the September 7th Apple event, what old unmaintained code says about you, clearing the air on Angular v2 & more!

  • Docker Dumpster Fire | CR 220

    August 29th, 2016  |  57 mins 6 secs

    Docker quality appears to be getting worse, Mike & Chris analyze the mystery of Docker’s decline & likely causes.

    Plus we discuss the possibility of an AI monopoly, moving fasting & looking for a web-framework matchmaker.

  • Dollar Store Quality | CR 219

    August 22nd, 2016  |  50 mins 27 secs

    Mike and Chris share their experiences with selling yourself just enough to get your foot in the door. Is productizing yourself and your work is worth feeling a little slimy?

    Plus Microsoft’s move in open sourcing PowerShell, the fixed bid scam & more!