Friday Afternoon Deploy: A Developer Podcast

We talk about how our team does discovery on new projects, and the terrible analogies that get used to compare the pricing and process software development to other skilled trades.

We take some questions from a listener on what our approach would be to developer education.

Alan, Tyrel, Casey and Jon get on a tangent about Dungeons and Dragons that never ends.

Brad Cantin is a Software Architect for Malwarebytes and he joins us to chat about managing apps and products in long-term maintenance mode.

The company behind the show has changed its name from Lofty Labs to simply Lofty, and we're in party planning mode.

Lorem Ipsum, Fill Murray, and our other favorite tools for pre-generating content when building and testing front-end applications.

We've been making this show for a year and wanted to celebrate with some of our favorite moments!

We're talking Reddit and what we sub to, and also the fast food industry for some reason.

Alex, Blake, Tyrel, and Casey talk about what kind of music they listen to while slinging code.

Tyrel, Alan, and Casey are in the middle of a big push on a project deadline so we see how many PRs we can put up during the podcast. Alex watches from the distance and comfort of his cushy, low stress staff augmentation project.

Jeremy Welkley is with us to defend his love of Raw SQL and Regular Expressions.

Tyrel recaps his adventures at Strangeloop / Elm Conf and the whole team experiences a dramatic conversion to GraphQL evangelism.

We're talking regex and Agile software development.

One of our Patrons, Wayman Bell, joins us to talk about Agile fails and broken sprint goals.

As requested by one of our Patreon supporters, this week we're telling war stories of failed demos, service outages, and deleted databases.

Casey, Alan, and Alex talk through different architectures, from monoliths to microservices, in search of the perfect candidate.

On this week's episode Alex, Alan, Casey, and Blake talk about their vices when building applications.

Tyrel is selling a car over the internet and his story takes some strange turns. Alan and Casey find some odd and admittedly contrived resonance in his experience with building eCommerce applications.

Alan, Alex and Casey chat flow control and structured concurrency.

Blake is back! We cover a range of topics, including Alan's latest bash alias.