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Sophie Rapoport
Hidden gemSophie, a backend programmer at Eventbrite, says she works on money-related code where a mistake can mean somebody does not get their money.
Jul 25, 2017·54m·3 clips - 2
Accessibility
Hidden gemOn NashDev Podcast's Accessibility, Corey Elliott and Jason Wendorf turn a San Francisco conference into a case study of exclusion when the Castro Theater mezzanine has no elevator and cuts Wendorf's job-fair access by a third.
Jun 12, 2017·47m·3 clips - 3
Courey Elliott Variety Hour
Hidden gem["NashDevCast's Corey Elliott talks with Jason Orndorff, Will Golden, and Lisa French about Rust, code tests, and interview practices in the Nashville developer community.", "Jason frames Rust as a Mozilla language for code where every microsecond matters, then contrasts it with C++ undefined behavior, segfaults, and the safety differences in C# and Python.", "The group also covers Rust's compiler bootstrapping, its use in cryptography, video encoding, image work, and other CPU-bound tasks, and Jason says the language can take about two years to learn well.", "The back half turns to hiring, code bases, commit logs, test coverage, paid code challenges, and why live coding interviews feel artificial."]
Mar 2, 2017·1h 3m·4 clips - 4
Site Reliability Engineering
Hidden gemRodney Norris brings Nathan Hubbard and Witt Morris onto NashDev to define site reliability engineering as software engineering applied to operations.
Feb 16, 2017·51m·5 clips - 5
Elonka Dunin Talks Kryptos @ BarCamp
Hidden gemCorey Elliott and Lisa French record Nash DevCast live from Bar Camp Nashville with Alanka Dunnan, who says she has done cryptography, game development, and NPR interviews.
Nov 3, 2016·32m·3 clips - 6
Events & 10 years of BarCamp Nashville
Oct 12, 2016·33m - 7
Jurnell Cockhren
Oct 5, 2016·1h - 8
Relevant Search
Aug 11, 2016·49m - 9
The Jason Orendorff Variety Hour
Jul 26, 2016·42m - 10
Philosophy and Programming with Evan Roane
A conversation with a programmer about building a React/Redux app within a Backbone Marionette codebase.
Jul 12, 2016·46m - 11
Happy Accidents - Working Remote
Jul 1, 2016·53m - 12
The nature of software development
Jun 14, 2016·1h 19m - 13
Bitrot
The episode discusses the challenges of software maintenance and dependency updates in modern computing.
May 31, 2016·56m - 14
Mentoring Junior Devs
A panel of hosts interviews Scott Clousing about working with junior developers and the importance of community and professional development in software engineering.
May 24, 2016·33m - 15
Hurts so good — Software bootcamps and Junior Devs
A roundtable discussion among hosts about how they discovered a software school, focusing on the journey of junior developers.
May 17, 2016·33m - 16
Ethical Imperatives and XSS
Hosts introduce guests who will discuss cross-site scripting in JavaScript and the importance of testing.
May 11, 2016·51m - 17
Community And Startups
A software engineer shares her unconventional path into programming, from linguistics to computer science, while balancing single motherhood and a child's medical condition.
May 3, 2016·40m - 18
Failure.
The hosts discuss test-driven development and other software engineering topics within the Nashville developer community.
Apr 25, 2016·36m