494: Primitive Obsession
Joël and Sally examine the simpler components of programming and why using basic data structures may not always be the best approach to solving a problem.
Our hosts cover all the telltale signs and symptoms of primitive obsession, what it is, it’s drawbacks and limitations, and how to avoid it cr…
495: A shortcut to years of experience
Sally and Aji flick through thoughtbot’s guide to best practices in a bid to brush up on their coding habits.
Our hosts discuss key ideas from the guides that stand out to them the most, why they’re considered to be good practice, as well as reviewing the cons of complex writing and the benefit…
496: Test suite performance
Joël and Sally cover all the bases as they look at improving their test suite performances times.
Our hosts lay out some spicy takes on various different test suites, comparing the key differences across the different forms of testing, where you might encounter pitfalls in each method, and how t…
498: Season 2 Recap
Our hosts come together to wrap up season 2 and share some of their highlights along the way.
Our trio expand and recap on some key topics covered over the last few months, Sally and Joël provide updates on their work with typescripts and LLMs, and Aji accidentally stumbles into an idea for a ne…
500: Celebrating with past hosts
The Bike Shed celebrates its 500th episode with hosts new and old as they reflect on the show’s history and ask, what’s new in your world?
Our past hosts look back at their time on the show, their favourite moments while hosting, what they took away from producing the Bike Shed, and what they mi…
501: What makes for good technical writing?
Sally and Joël get technical as they lay out their thoughts on blog posts.
Our hosts pick apart what makes a good technical blog post, why consistent terms are more important than you might think when communicating with your audience, and how to improve your own writing to ensure your reader rem…
502: Apps That Make Our Work Go
Aji and Sally are back together again, this time to discuss the different apps they use to make their workflows and To Do lists easier and quicker to achieve.
Sally dives into the Notion calendar system which she uses to coordinate her many Google calendars, Aji looks back on using Jira to co-ord…
Introduction to the Role of Patient Advocates in Research
This first-in-a-series BTOG Webcast includes an introduction from Cecilia Pompili and then Allan Hackshaw looks at what training and support a patient advocate could be offered when they take part in the development of research proposals. The webcast concludes with a “fireside chat” with Sally Hal…
506: The Muppet Software Team
It’s time to play the music, it’s time to… get Aji and Sally together again. This week’s episode is a radical one, and a listener suggestion no less; let’s Muppet-cast a software development team!
Who would you hire as the content designer? Which of the Muppets would do their best work as the QA?…
Research Essentials for Patient Advocates
BTOG has released the second webcast in its Advocacy Training series for people with the lived experience of thoracic malignancy who may be interested in becoming involved as Patient Advocates in Research.
Building on the first webcast, this session explores how patient advocates can contribute me…
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