How often do you think about what you don't know? In today's episode we're talking about the feeling of guilt when coming across a skill that you don't know.
How often do you think about what you don't know? In today's episode we're talking about the feeling of guilt when coming across a skill that you don't know.
Not every app is built using best practices. Sometimes you have to try and fix an application that has been poorly maintained for years or even decades. Adding dependency injection and inversion of control ...
Did you know there is a separate Azure for government? Carl and Richard talk to Vishwas Lele about his work with Azure Government, specifically the version for the US Government. Vishwas explains that ...
Program Manager Tierney Wixted talks to us about the highly successful OpenHack program run by Microsoft which runs free, challenge-based coaching experiences for various Azure technologies. She gives ...
In today's episode, we're talking about the social instinct that prevents us from sharing silly or bad ideas and asking dumb questions during meetings.
In today's episode we're talking about different challenges we face and creating tough situations on purpose to drive us forward in career development.
In today's episode, we're talking about intensional discomfort and knowing when it's a growth practice and when to identify it debilitating.
If you are like many developers, most of the time you are building systems that are intended to be used directly by users. However, eventually you will be tasked with building processes to process data ...
Still using jQuery? Chris Love asks why! Carl and Richard chat with Chris Love about modern web development; and the fact that what jQuery does today is largely built into JavaScript. Chris talks about ...
What words are you using to describe a problem you're working on? Today, we're talking about framing and how to effectively communicate what you're trying to solve.
In the Sword of Truth series Terry Goodkind lists out several Wizard's Rules that are used to illustrate points and train the characters. Each one has a different but related message about life. Read ...
On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, Ed Charbeneau and John Bristowe talk about the Tech Conferences initial response to the pandemic. Recorded 3.2.2020
Every developer at least at one point in their career gets the feeling that they are falling behind. In today's episode, we're talking about overlooking the things you already know.
Since we can't leave the house, we discuss what it takes to effectively work remote while Allen's frail body requires an ergonomic keyboard, Joe finally takes a passionate stance, and Michael tells them ...
Sasha Rosenbaum, a Senior PM from the GitHub team, is back on the show to talk to us about DevOps in the cloud and provides advice on choosing the right tools for your teams. Media file: https://azpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/episodes/Episode321.mp3 Transcript: Other ...
In today's episode we're talking about stress responses during difficult times.
We all lose motivation or fall prey to distractions. Productivity, creativity, and quality suffer when we lack the self discipline of a strong work ethic. Read more › The post Improving Your Work ...
What are GitHub Actions, and why should you care? Carl and Richard talk to Enrico Campidoglio about how GitHub evolves under Microsoft and the addition of GitHub Actions to expand CI/CD capabilities ...
Download / Listen: Herding Code 240: Phil Haack on Working from Home Jon, Kevin, and Rob talk to Phil Haack about working from home. Transcript: Note: We’re new at this. Should we publish an SRT ...
Change is hard and complex and yet it is all around us. That's what we're talking about on today's episode of Developer Tea.
The team gets together to share personal thoughts and experiences on working at home for extended periods of time and how Azure and other cloud vendors are helping the cause during this difficult time. Media ...
Habits are not built over-night. In today's episode, we're discussing when mental models are standing in your way and what you can do about it.
In today's episode, we're talking about overreactions to events around us as you work from home and in isolation. When is overreaction acceptable and when does it cause a larger problem?
We talk often on the show about software development methodologies such as Agile or Waterfall. However, we haven't gotten into the project management process or stages of software development underlying ...
What is pair programming like in 2020? While at SWETUGG in Stockholm, Carl and Richard chatted with Stacy Cashmore about her experiences using pair programming to build quality software - and a stronger ...