101: A computer that can tell the difference between a dog and a cat
97: Minisode
Pam and Justin record a "minisode", which ends up being not all that mini.
96: Brian Douglas on JAMstack
We talk with Brian Douglas about JAMStack and getting started in the industry.
94: Interviewing
We discuss tips and pitfalls of job interviewing and getting a job as a developer.
92: Creating React Apps
Bagels, keeping talks relevant, and Pam drinks caffeine
91: Paul Fenwick
Paul Fenwick joins us to chat about robots, Jeep hacks, and the future.
90: Push the Record Button
The DNC, closed penitentiaries, tech salaries, and John McAfee.
87: Allegedly BetterExplicit
"Serverless" programming, ethics of AIs, and opinions about code reviews
85: This Podcast, Comedy Shows, and Litter Boxes
Pam and Justin brainstorm on what the podcast might look like in the future, comedy shows in Philly, and how our cats go to the bathroom.
83: Computers-N-Stuff
Programming in bed, meta keys, HBO shows, and CrossFit.
82: The Jearvon & Justin Show
Jearvon & Justin talk about their favorite programming-related topics, which are apparently video games and food.
80: Breakfast Burrito
A chat about takeout food, PhillyETE, Justin tries Swift, et Pam apprend français
77: Ice Cream!
We get a recap of Pam's Argentina work-cation, discuss how to buy headphones or any other product, talk about Jearvon's Elixir experiences, and decide that all podcasting software is terrible. Also, ice cream!
75: Bonnie Eisenman, author of Learning React Native
We talk with Bonnie Eisenman, author of Learning React Native, about React Native, Big Company open source, book writing, and not-programming.
74: 2015 RetrospectivesExplicit
We do a 2015 retrospective and look forward to 2016.
71: Just start with somethingExplicit
We talk about Len's Funemployment, React, React Native, Clojure, ClojureScript, giving better conference talks, and Angular 2.
70: The extent of my spice knowledgeExplicit
We talk about Apple TVs, BarCamp, Spices, Self-Organizing Teams, Productivity and Project Tracking Systems.
68: Recipe for SadnessExplicit
We catch up on work trainings, side projects, our current podcasting setup, and more.
67: Back From ConferencesExplicit
For our first time together in quite some time, we recap the conferences we've been attending: HashiConf, StrangeLoop, and Open Source & Feelings. We also chat about the iPhone 6s and live coding.
65: Just Because I can
We talk about Strange Loop, AIs, Robotics, forming project ideas and of course a bit about editors.
64: Motion Creates Emotion with The Changelog
We're joined by Jerod Santo and Adam Stacoviak from The Changelog to talk about Apple Music, media of all kinds, pay tribute to our robot overlords, and maybe even some programming.
63: Buy Me a Pepperoni PizzaExplicit
We debate the best way to sleep on a plane, headphones and hoodies for travel, and lament our future AI overlords.
62: Katherine FellowsExplicit
Katherine Fellows on Distributed Systems, Functional Programming Stuff, and ClojureBridge
60: Like 75% AccurateExplicit
While Justin's on vacation, we talk about Nebraska, React/Flux, Len's conversion to Emacs, and web browsers.
59: Evil LeaderExplicit
Surprise! More Elixir! Also some upcoming conferences, the future of our economy, Emacs, and HitchBOT's demise.
57: Mudit AmetaExplicit
Mudit Ameta joins us to talk about bringing Haskell knowledge to JavaScript,
56: Circuituatuous
The inevitability of single-page apps. Also the many facets of exercise, a game called Rocket League, and some GopherCon recap.
55: Apple Music, Go, and Elixir
We debate streaming music services, get jealous of Len's new home, and ponder
54: Katrina Owen
We discuss learning, practice, exercism.io, and programming in Go with Katrina Owen.
50: Non-Minimalist Keyboards
We talk about Minimalist Shoes, Non-Minimalist Keyboards, Vim, Dokku, ActiveRecord and more.
49: Interviewering
Ransoming your infrastructure for fun and profit, semaphores versus mutexes, and interviews from the other side of the table.
48: Silent Dance Parties & The Future of Rails
We theorize on the technical feasability of silent dance parties, discuss DHH's RailsConf keynote, and talk about Elixir.
47: Jessica Kerr on Programming with Contracts, Generative Testing
Jessica Kerr on Programming with Contracts, Generative Testing
46: Aditya Mukerjee on Big Data, Go and moreExplicit
Aditya Mukerjee joins us to talk about Big Data, Go, and more.
44: Recursive KeyboardsExplicit
Justin tries really hard to make a good recursion pun, but gets stuck in a loop. Also, keyboards!
43: Going Indy and Back with Michael EatonExplicit
Today we're joined with Michael Eaton to talk about going Independant and back to full time employment.
42: Learning New LanguagesExplicit
For this episode, we discuss ride-sharing services, start Twitter wars, and learn about yet another package manager.
41: What education do you need to be a programmer?Explicit
Discussing the difficult life of full-season-at-once releases, The CrossFit Open, and "what kind of education" it takes to be a programmer.
39: Clearing our Backlog.Explicit
We go through some issues in our backlog and talk about editors, signing our work and time management.
38: Water[fall/wheel] and RewritesExplicit
We discuss "Waterwheel", Agile, Lean, and Rewrites.
36: End-to-End TestingExplicit
Pam gets back from her sunny remote office, Len tells us about board games at CodeMash, and we discuss the pros and cons of end-to-end testing.
35: Accessibility with Austin SeraphinExplicit
We talk with Austin Seraphin, a blind Ruby developer and accessbility consultant, about accessibility, art, and programming.
32: Holiday SpectacularExplicit
It's the best way to not get disease.
31: Writing Software your Entire CareerExplicit
You can't handle the heat.
28: Umlauts are Metal with Kelsey Gilmore-InnisExplicit
Users are the enemy of your computing.
25: Jana Veliskova on Getting Started in the IndustryExplicit
Jana Veliskova talks to us about breaking into the industry.
22: Corey Haines on Simple Design
Corey Haines joins us to discuss his book, Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design
21: The iPhone 6 is too bigExplicit
iPhone gripes, squirrels, StrangeLoop, and vim.
18: Screaming "cupcake rabbit" at your computerExplicit
There's reducers then there's transducers.
17: write/speak/code, Junior Developers and Apprenticeships with Rebecca Miller-WebsterExplicit
Rebecca Miller-Webster talks to us about write/speak/code, apprenticeships and managing junior developers.
16: Devops
With everyone returning from Midwest.JS and Steel City Ruby, we reminisce about the conferences, complain about the post office, and debate what Devops is.
14: Pair Programming with Joe Moore
The one where we pair-podcast with @joem
10: Estimation (or, 80% Done)Explicit
The one where we earn an explicit rating.
3: Origin Stories
People passionate about their craft usually have an origin story. We'll explore ours today.
2: TDD is Alive again
Pam tells us about India, we discuss the developer job market, and debate TDD a bit more.