พอดคาสท์ Crafting Code ชั้นนำ (2024)

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022 - Fending Off Frameworks 52:25

1y ago52:25

52:25

Software frameworks are so useful we can hardly imagine working without them. Yet they have an insidious tendency to invade, corrupt, and wrest control away from us. In this episode, your hosts discuss the good and bad of frameworks and offer some suggestions for keeping them at arm's length.

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Ravenous Success: Solid Infrastructure & Reliable Performance at the Right Price 16:29

1y ago16:29

16:29

From humble BlogSpot beginnings to millions of pageviews a month, TechRaptor has grown beyond CEO and Founder Rutledge Daugette’s expectations. We sit down with Rutledge in this episode of the Craft of Code podcast to hear his story, including all the challenges he’s come up against while scaling his website. After experiencing hosting issues thank…

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How Zeet Helps Build Multicloud Strategies that Leverage Clouds’ Strengths 15:44

1y ago15:44

15:44

Large organizations use multiple cloud providers to meet increasingly growing needs for things like better economics and redundancy and find a better fit for their application and data workloads. But smaller organizations don’t have the budget or resources to manage custom-built platforms that make multicloud possible. So what can they do? That’s w…

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021 - Crafting Katas 1:13:08

1+ y ago1:13:08

1:13:08

In this episode, your hosts (finally!) share some actual code examples to illustrate some of our thoughts about crafting code. Follow along with the code at https://github.com/crafting-code-podcast/crafting-katas as we discuss how we implemented Conway's Game of Life in multiple languages. Testing strategies, optimizations, and feedback loops all d…

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How Smarty Helps Famous Brands Process Addresses with Ease 34:06

1+ y ago34:06

34:06

Think about the last time you went online to ship a package. You begin to enter your address at checkout and BAM…the address bar auto-populates. Things have changed since the early days of e-commerce and your favorite companies are using sophisticated data intelligence technology to pinpoint your exact address and provide their best possible servic…

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How Nextcloud Empowers Users to Take Back Control of Their Data 20:35

1+ y ago20:35

20:35

Enterprises face a huge data management challenge today. But, as AI continues to create an overwhelming amount of data for companies to manage and analyze, it begs the question… …who is in charge of all this data and how do they keep it safe? Privacy is at the top of everyone’s watchlist right now, and this Craft of Code guest understands the chall…

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How Linode Helped an AI Bot Moderate Images Automatically 15:52

1+ y ago15:52

15:52

When developer Savvas Agisilaou, aka Savvy, wanted an easier way to moderate images in Discord chats, he set about to develop DeGore. DeGore is an AI-powered image moderation bot that helps users take a break from manual moderation of images, GIFs, image links, and thumbnails sent in Discord servers. Being an ambitious developer, Savvas wanted to s…

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020 - The Humble Programmer 1:09:52

1+ y ago1:09:52

1:09:52

The works of Edsger W. Dijkstra have made a huge impact on the software industry. In this episode, your hosts dive into his paper, The Humble Programmer ( https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/355604.361591?download=true ), to discuss how well it holds up to today's programming world. We cover hardware, cleverness, abstraction, proofs, and more. Even …

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How to Take a Proactive Approach to Cybersecurity 17:32

1+ y ago17:32

17:32

Are you proactive about cybersecurity in your organization? According to this Craft of Code guest, many organizations are actively putting safeguards and processes in place to protect themselves these days. But there’s still a way to go for others. David Safaii, CEO of Trilio, joins the podcast to talk about the importance of proactive and holistic…

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How Linode Helped a Game Jam Site Scale 19:07

1+ y ago19:07

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What is a game jam? Think of it like a hackathon, but instead of creating apps, people create online games in a pressure cooker environment. It's high-pressure, but also lots of fun, with healthy competition and collaboration for novice and experienced game developers alike. Ludum Dare (#LDJAM) provides a platform for this game jam community to com…

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Why CodePath is on a Mission to Bring Diversity into Tech 24:00

1+ y ago24:00

24:00

Breaking into the tech industry can be hard, especially if you’re from an underrepresented community. This is something that Nathan Esquenazi, Co-Founder & CTO at CodePath, experienced first-hand once he left college, which led him to start CodePath. CodePath is a non-profit that brings together employers, students, colleges, and businesses to elim…

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019 - Sustaining Communities 52:42

1+ y ago52:42

52:42

There are many benefits to having communities of practice, so long as the community continues to exist. In this episode, special guests Jon Turner and Neil Sorensen discuss what they've learned over their many years attending and facilitating the Utah Software Craftsmanship group ( http://utahsc.org/ ).…

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How Linode Helps Stablepoint Deliver an Unbeatable Service 23:35

1+ y ago23:35

23:35

Craft of Code is back! We return for a third season of the podcast to welcome more fantastic guests to talk about their businesses and projects – and where Linode fits into them. Opening up season three is our first guest, Dom Taylor, CTO at Stablepoint. Stablepoint is a web hosting provider that uses Linode to harness the power of 20+ global data …

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018 - Searching for Simple Tools 1:05:25

2y ago1:05:25

1:05:25

Will using simple tools help you keep your codebase simple? In this episode, your hosts try to draw a distinction between simplicity and ease, then examine how they apply to the tools we use to write code. Unfortunately, simplicity and complexity depend on what level of abstraction you're working at. Sometimes we choose to trade simplicity for easi…

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017 - Programming Languages 1:31:40

2y ago1:31:40

1:31:40

Programming languages are the tools we use to craft code. They have philosophies, environments, ecosystems, and idioms to consider. Picking which languages to use is an important choice for individuals and businesses. Although we all have likes and dislikes, perhaps sometimes we have to leave behind our code baggage to learn something new. But reme…

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016 - Architecture Examples 58:46

2y ago58:46

58:46

Software architectures are generally described in broad strokes that make them generally applicable and easier to understand. But this is a lossy process. Whether or not an architecture is good or bad depends on context. So in this episode, Matt, Dave, and Allan share some examples of systems we've worked in to help illustrate architectural decisio…

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How Linode Helps FireServiceRota Keep Communities Safer 25:21

2y ago25:21

25:21

In the world of firefighting, minutes and seconds make all the difference. And yet most fire stations rely on antiquated, slow systems. In 2014, Cor Klaasse Bos and Ruben Stranders founded FireServiceRota – a solution that helps fire stations manage the availability of their workers and volunteers more efficiently. FireServiceRota is currently expa…

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015 - Starting Over 35:11

2+ y ago35:11

35:11

Starting a new job can be a nerve-wracking experience. There's a lot to learn if you are going to be effective in your new position. Sometimes change is forced upon you, but there are reasons to voluntarily start over. It can be an important part of our personal or career journey.

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How Linode Helped Anomaly Software to Scale 25:03

2+ y ago25:03

25:03

Sometimes scaling a company is about focusing just on core services and forging good partnerships to help with the rest. That’s exactly what our friends over at Anomaly Software decided to do. After deciding they didn’t want to continue building infrastructure and providing hosting services for customers, they turned elsewhere for help – to Linode.…

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How MacStories Transitioned from a Blog to a Media Company with Federico Viticci and John Voorhees 23:45

2+ y ago23:45

23:45

There comes a time when you can only add so much to a simple blog before you hit a limit on what you can do with it. This is what happened to the MacStories website, prompting the founder and his team to put a radical plan in action to transform and expand the website into a unified multimedia experience. The Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Federico V…

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From Programming to Teaching Code with Bill Kennedy 37:15

2+ y ago37:15

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In some ways, being a software developer has become more challenging than ever before. Responsibilities of the role have widened, and with so many programming languages, applications, and cloud computing providers to navigate, there’s a lot more to know in order to become a successful coder. As someone with plenty of experience in this area, Bill K…

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014 - Software Architecture 59:23

2+ y ago59:23

59:23

Despite the near-universal agreement of the importance of software architecture, it is very difficult to define. In this episode, your hosts share what we've learned from holding the architect role (and title) at various companies. For us, the crux of it comes down to figuring out how to deliver technical value for changing business needs over time…

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How Slim.AI Builds Better Containerized Applications with Less Friction 24:33

2+ y ago24:33

24:33

If you’re looking for a way to build better containerized applications, it’s no easy feat. You need the right tools to ensure it’s an efficient and time-saving process. That way, you can ensure your application isn’t bogged down and runs reliably and quickly. Pieter van Noordennen, Senior Director of Growth at Slim.AI joins The Craft of Code podcas…

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Overcoming Cloud Migration Obstacles with Sergey Kandaurov 20:49

2+ y ago20:49

20:49

More cloud providers deliver state-of-the-art service at an attractive price point than ever before. It’s why many companies are choosing to switch providers, especially when exploring new cloud environments. But selecting a new provider is just the first part of the journey. Then comes migration. Aiming to simplify migration is Sergey Kandaurov, F…

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How an Open Source Learning Platform Empowers Educators and Learners 21:18

2+ y ago21:18

21:18

Education has its fair share of challenges, especially when remote learning has become the new normal. But the CEO of Curriki, Abby Ross, believes that the ability to access interactive and engaging learning software should not be one of them. This is the main reason why Curriki is free and open to all. Curriki helps educators build interactive and…

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Finding Search Success with Cloud Flexibility 28:11

2+ y ago28:11

28:11

How important is it to find a hosting partner that’s a good fit for your company? Rock de Vocht is the Director of Technology, CTO, and Co-Founder at SimSage, the AI powered search platform designed to make finding information more efficient. There are plenty of obstacles to overcome when building a search engine but finding a hosting solution that…

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013 - Full-stack Development 48:51

2+ y ago48:51

48:51

What does it mean to be a full-stack developer as opposed to front- or back-end? Is anyone really full-stack? Is it a reflection of who you are, or is it more about how your company chooses to operate? Whether or not you have a preference for the part of the stack you work in, there is value to expanding your understanding and collaboration.…

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How Linode Helped Power an Australian News Aggregator 29:01

2+ y ago29:01

29:01

When Richard Nelson, Director of Engineering at Nuix, was looking for a hosting provider for a new project, Linode was an obvious choice. Richard has dabbled in other providers such as Google Cloud in the past. But as a long-standing Linode customer, he’s always returned to Linode. Richard joined episode two of the second season of The Craft of Cod…

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Making Old Time Radio New Again 30:53

2+ y ago30:53

30:53

We’re back with a brand-new series of The Craft of Code podcast! Following the success of season one, we’re bringing a series of new guests to talk all about their businesses, projects, and how Linode has helped them along their journeys. In this episode, we speak with Phil Nelson, one of the people behind RetroStrange TV and Lofi Scifi. RetroStran…

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012 - Learning From Our Mistakes 1:12:30

2+ y ago1:12:30

1:12:30

Mistakes are inevitable. In this episode, your hosts share some of the lessons we've learned the hard way through the mistakes we've made. Our hope is that some of you may be able to avoid making these same mistakes. But if not, at least know you're not alone and we can all improve.

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011 - Software Education 51:54

2+ y ago51:54

51:54

What do you need to know to be a successful software developer? No matter your path into writing software, there are some things you ought to learn. Unfortunately, formal education doesn't teach us all we need to know, and even worse: sometimes even teaches us the wrong things!

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010 - Team Folklore 39:28

3y ago39:28

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Humans communicate through stories. That includes the ones writing code. The folklore of your team teaches you about your history (the hows and whys that got you here) and your ambitions for the future. In this episode, Dave and Allan (sans Matt) discuss the storytelling element of teams.

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009 - Coupling & Cohesion 58:08

3y ago58:08

58:08

Coupling and cohesion are fundamental concepts in software systems. From types of coupling to Conway's Law, Matt and Allan (sans Dave) discuss how these two ideas can affect your day to day work beyond just the formal definitions.

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008 - Test Driven Development 1:04:06

3y ago1:04:06

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TDD is one of the most powerful, professional practices we are aware of for designing code. It provides a consistent way to make sure you solve the problem at hand while naturally improving your code quality. This episode takes a deep dive into your hosts' thoughts on the practice.

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007 - Building Communities with Mike Clement 44:26

3y ago44:26

44:26

Communities of professionals don't just spring into being on their own. In this episode we welcome a special guest, Mike Clement, to talk with us about his experiences in starting and building communities. Meeting with a group of kindred spirits can make a huge difference in your career.

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006 - Deleting Code 54:02

3y ago54:02

54:02

A professional doesn't just write code, they also know when to delete it. In this episode, we discuss the problems that code can cause and share some ideas on how to go about making your codebase smaller.

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005 - Practice & Play 52:42

3+ y ago52:42

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Practice is key to learning and developing skills. It provides us fast feedback and allows us to fail in safe efforts which can be reversed or thrown away. Playing in code can motivate us and our teams to improve, creating outcomes that employers desire.

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004 - Effective Teams 1:11:36

3+ y ago1:11:36

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What does it mean for a software team to be effective? What sorts of things can you do to increase your effectiveness as a team? In this episode, we discuss the principles and practices which we have seen in common among effective teams.

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Multicloud Strategy Delivers for Managed WordPress Hosting Provider 10:59

3+ y ago10:59

10:59

In this episode, we spoke with Flip Keijzer, CEO of Savvii. Based in Nijmegen, in the Netherlands, Savvii provides premium, managed WordPress hosting to a global customer base. The company’s CEO, Flip Keijzer, started Savvii in 2013 as the broader web hosting market in Europe became crowded with providers becoming too similar to each other. Today, …

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Using the Alternative Cloud to Modernize Businesses in Thailand 17:34

3+ y ago17:34

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In this episode, we spoke to the founder and managing director of Swiftlet, Arthit “Art” Hongchintakul. While working in the US, Art realized that there was an opportunity to add value and foster tech talent back home in Thailand by building his own technology company. So, in 2012, Art launched software development agency, Swiftlet. His mission was…

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Open Source Digital Learning in the Cloud 14:19

3+ y ago14:19

14:19

In this episode, we discuss K-12 online learning tools with CTO Leo Cunha and CEO Keith Kostrzewski of Curriki. Online learning tools are often fragmented and expensive. Budget-conscious schools and districts became very aware of this during the global pandemic. Enter open-source education advocate, Curriki. Emerging from a goodwill project from Su…

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Innovating with Live Streaming 20:06

3+ y ago20:06

20:06

In this episode, we spoke with Joshua Hintze, from Vendoti, about innovating with live video streaming on e-commerce applications. Joshua Hintze and McKay Christensen originally started their careers in corporate engineering before they started a VR arcade called VR Junkies. As the VR arcade grew, they looked to expand and apply their skill sets in…

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Real-time Streaming Video to Millions in Milliseconds 15:17

3+ y ago15:17

15:17

In this episode, Chris Allen, CEO of Red5 Pro talks to us about real-time streaming video to millions of people in milliseconds. Red5 Pro got its start back in 2005 when it reverse-engineered Adobe Flash’s Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP), creating an open-source alternative to the Flash communication method, eventually productizing and licensin…

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Reliable PaaS Allows Customers (and Cloudnet Staff) to Do What They Love 11:15

3+ y ago11:15

11:15

In this episode, we spoke to Anders Brundin and Magnus Applequist, founders of Cloudnet, a web-hosting company based in Sweden. Even though you may often find Anders and Magnus snowboarding somewhere high in the Alps, retreating in the sun, or surfing on the shores of Spain, they balance that with providing premium hosting for business-critical web…

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Bringing the Cloud to the Ground 9:09

3+ y ago9:09

9:09

In this episode, we are joined by fellow Philadelphian, Chris Alfano, CTO of Jarvus. Chris is passionate about open source software and the open source community. That passion led him to reject any notion that there’s an organization too small to design and run their own software. For proof of that dedication, look no further than Jarvus, the missi…

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Turning Browsers into Buyers with Push Notifications 9:33

3+ y ago9:33

9:33

In this episode of the Craft of Code podcast, we spoke to Feedify founder, Ankur Phadnis about the world of website engagement. Back in 2017, Ankur Phadnis saw that to stand out online, retailers needed to offer the virtual equivalences of a ‘personal touch’ and to turn browsers into buyers. How? By using website engagement tools, like push notific…

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Using the Cloud to Help Manufacturers Build Better Businesses 15:07

3+ y ago15:07

15:07

In this episode of the Craft of Code podcast, we spoke to the team from Flowlens to discuss how their all-in-one, modular software solution is helping to reduce inefficiency for small equipment manufacturers. Flowlens started as a custom software company serving manufacturers of all sizes in Northern Ireland. Now, it provides cloud customer relatio…

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Simplicity, Support, and Openness Lead Changelog to Linode Kubernetes Engine 12:08

3+ y ago12:08

12:08

In this episode of the Craft of Code podcast, we speak to our friends at Changelog to discuss simplicity, support and openness in their business and in their relationship with sponsors like Linode. We’re joined by Adam Stacoviak, the founder and editor-in-chief, Jerod Santo, Managing Editor, and Gerhard Lazu, Site Reliability Engineer. Changelog is…

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003 - Two Conversations Pass in the Night 1:06:00

3+ y ago1:06:00

1:06:00

Coding is a specialized skill where we learn to communicate with a machine. Unfortunately, this can often blind us to the fact that crafting code involves a lot of communication with humans. Writing clean, expressive code communicates with other coders. Communicating well with non-coders helps us understand business needs so we can write the right …

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002 - Rescuing a Failing Project 1:12:28

3+ y ago1:12:28

1:12:28

Failing projects are the bane of a software developer. In this episode, we discuss how principles of crafting software can rescue a failing project. Whether the problem is rooted in the code, the team, or the system, we can improve our feedback loops, make small but significant improvements, and focus on finishing instead of starting. Slowly but su…

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