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A podcast about building, maintaining, and surviving a career in software engineering.
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49 minutes
Engels
Verenigde Staten
40 afleveringen
sinds 26 september 2017
episodic
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In this episode we’ll be talking about different considerations when building an application outside of your day job. We’ll talk about gathering requirements, choosing a tech stack, and setting the right expectations with your client.
“Sharpening the Tools” – the section of the show where we…
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Today we have a very special guest on the show – Steve Brownlee. Steve has been a lead instructor at Nashville Software School since 2015 and has watched the program grow and mature over the last 4 years. He has taught and mentored many students (including me in cohort 12!) through NSS’s prog…
In this episode we’ll be talking about popular languages in 2019, some common traits they share, and deciding which ones to learn next.
“‘Sharpening the Tools’ is the section of the show where we discuss what tools we’re using, concepts we’re learning, and generally how we are continuing our learn…
In this episode we talk to Jonathan Edwards about final bootcamp projects and presentations, job interviews, and landing your first developer job!
Jonathan is a recent graduate of NSS cohort 27. Previously, he received his BS in Communication Advertising from UT Knoxville and moved to Nashville fo…
In this episode we have a special guest! Lesley Boyd is deep in the thick of her Nashville Software School bootcamp, and is here to talk about her experience. She has a background in corporate roles, from supply chain management and business analyst. In her words, always “on the edge of IT” but she…
In this episode we’ll be talking about the planning that goes into attending a software bootcamp, comparing different programs, and factors in making the right decision.
We have a special guest today, Sarah Weatherbee is here to talk about her experience with the Nashville Software School Jumps…
In this episode we’ll be talking with Corey Gross about setting goals for the new year, and reviewing some goals we set this time last year, and discussing how we did!
“‘Sharpening the Tools’ is the section of the show where we discuss what tools we’re using, concepts we’re learning, and generally…
In this episode we’ll be talking about the QA role on an agile team, skills and knowledge beneficial to this role, and how developers and QA can work together collaboratively.
Today we’re happy to welcome Peggy Sturman to the show. Peggy has been a long time listener and supporter of the show. We …
In this episode we’ll be discussing Alon’s role as a Security Service Delivery Lead, how he applies digital anthropology to his job, and security issues facing companies and developers.
Alon’s IT career spans academic, start-up, and corporate environments. His experience ranges from software devel…
In this episode we’ll be talking with Dan Weese about his perspective on interviewing and assessing developer candidates, and building strong teams.
‘Sharpening the Tools’ is the section of the show where we discuss what tools we’re using, concepts we’re learning, and generally how we are continui…
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