256 - Dave Farley, Author of Modern Software Engineering

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Tom Segura: A Joke About Supermodels 2:40

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Tom Segura jokes about supermodels in his Netflix special, "Sledgehammer".

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In this episode I talk with Dave Farley about how good software engineering prioritizes making code easy to change, since we inevitably need to revise our systems as requirements evolve. Dave also shares stories from building ultra-fast financial trading systems, where his team had to repeatedly rethink their architecture to meet performance demands. We also discuss how key concepts like abstraction and modularity connect to scientific thinking, with both requiring a healthy skepticism toward our own assumptions.

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1. Introduction to Nonsense Monthly Newsletter (00:00:00)

2. Dave Farley: Software Engineer and Author (00:03:29)

3. The Debate: Is Software Engineering Real? (00:08:34)

4. David Deutsch and Foundational Philosophy (00:14:35)

5. The Prime Directive: Software Must Be Changeable (00:18:44)

6. Conceptual Models vs. Code Implementation (00:30:14)

7. Abstraction: Programming's Most Important Idea (00:43:18)

8. Book Recommendations and Channel Information (01:05:40)

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256 - Dave Farley, Author of Modern Software Engineering

Code with Jason

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فصل ها

1. Introduction to Nonsense Monthly Newsletter (00:00:00)

2. Dave Farley: Software Engineer and Author (00:03:29)

3. The Debate: Is Software Engineering Real? (00:08:34)

4. David Deutsch and Foundational Philosophy (00:14:35)

5. The Prime Directive: Software Must Be Changeable (00:18:44)

6. Conceptual Models vs. Code Implementation (00:30:14)

7. Abstraction: Programming's Most Important Idea (00:43:18)

8. Book Recommendations and Channel Information (01:05:40)

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#Tech #Jason Swett #I Talk

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259 - Chris Chilek and John Cunningham, Founders of LegiPlex 55:12

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In this episode I talk with Chris Chilek and John Cunningham of LegiPlex about their AI-enhanced legislative monitoring platform. We discuss how they identified the market opportunity, the technical challenges of processing government data, and their approach to building beyond simple AI prompts. LegiPlex…

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258 - Errol Schmidt, CEO of reinteractive 1:04:48

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In this episode, I talk with Errol Schmidt from Reinteractive about community involvement and sales strategies. Errol shares how he targets Salesforce by teaching their account executives about Heroku, positioning himself as the go-to expert. We discuss how developers are in sales whether they realize it or not, and the importance of relationship building. reinteractive…

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257 - Colleen Schnettler, Creator of HelloQuery 1:03:01

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In this episode, Colleen Schnettler discusses her startup HelloQuery, which allows non-technical people to query databases using natural language. She explains her marketing approach for growing the business, including her LinkedIn outreach system and focus on finding the right niche in the crowded AI space. Colleen also shares insights about her new venture, SaaS Marketing Gym, which helps technical founders develop and implement marketing plans.…

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256 - Dave Farley, Author of Modern Software Engineering 1:08:49

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255 - Ghost Engineers with Yegor Denisov-Blanch and Simon Obstbaum 56:58

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In this episode I talk with Yegor Denisov-Blanch and Simon Obstbaum about their Stanford research on developer productivity. They share findings about "ghost engineers" (9.5% of developers who do minimal work), discuss challenges in measuring engineering output versus productivity, and explain their data-driven approach to software engineering assessment. The conversation explores how different developers contribute varying value, how life circumstances impact work motivation, and their methodology examining source code and Git metadata. The researchers highlight the importance of quantifying engineering contributions and have collected data from over 50,000 engineers in their ongoing study.…

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254 - Amanda Perino, Executive Director of The Rails Foundation 1:12:28

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In this episode, Amanda Perino, Executive Director of The Rails Foundation, discusses the foundation's mission to promote Rails through events like Rails World, focusing on finding unique venues that create special conference experiences. She shares insights about venue selection, sponsor negotiations, and the foundation's efforts to showcase Rails amid challenging job market conditions.…

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253 - Dave Thomas, Author of The Pragmatic Programmer and Sin City Ruby 2025 Keynote Speaker 1:27:12

14 weeks پیش1:27:12

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In this podcast episode I talk with Dave Thomas, co-author of The Pragmatic Programmer and Sin City Ruby 2025 keynote speaker, who discusses his upcoming book Simplicity and how software development has become unnecessarily complex. Dave and I explore how developers can regain control by questioning established practices, trusting their intuition when code feels overly complicated, and experimenting with simpler approaches rather than blindly following industry trends. Simplicity Sin City Ruby The Pragmatic Programmer…

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252 - What is Good Code? with Jerad Gallinger 1:10:10

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In this episode, I talk with Jared Gallinger about what makes good code. We agree that code must first work correctly, but real quality comes from being understandable and maintainable. We discuss how different code requires different quality standards - throwaway scripts can be messy while core systems need careful design. We explore how UI design limits code quality and why creating good software, like art, requires both discipline and comfort with necessary waste. A practical look at a concept developers discuss but rarely define clearly. jeradgallinger.ca…

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251 - Databases at Scale with Prarthana Shiva, Sin City Ruby 2025 Speaker 45:08

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In this episode of Code with Jason, host Jason Swett interviews Prarthana Shiva, a senior software engineer at NexHealth, who shares how her team is handling massive database scaling challenges. Prarthana explains their PostgreSQL database's growth to 24 terabytes (with projections to triple within a year) and details their innovative solutions including read replicas, Elasticsearch implementation, Redis caching, external write-ahead logs, and optimized vacuuming processes. The conversation also touches on Jason's own database challenges with his CI platform and concludes with Prarthana's upcoming presentation at Sin City Ruby 2025, where she'll discuss their transition from schema-based to row-based multi-tenancy for better scalability. Prarthana Shiva on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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250 - Nick Schwaderer 1:08:14

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249 - Neeraj Singh, Founder and CEO of BigBinary and Neeto 56:20

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The episode explores the challenges of remote work and the opportunities for connection that arise from engaging in community events like the Sin City Ruby conference. Neeraj Singh shares his experiences running a remote consulting agency, highlights unconventional hiring practices, and delves into the benefits of creating clone products, all while emphasizing the value of quality software and a thriving company culture. • Discussing the emotional toll of remote work • Importance of community events for connection • Neeraj's Big Binary: A unique, remote-first agency • Innovatively maintaining talent on the bench for flexibility • The value of creating clones in a saturated market • Hiring challenges and unique strategies • Retaining talent through strong company culture • Quality assurance as a fundamental aspect of software development • A holistic view on building competitive and maintainable products BigBinary Neeto Sin City Ruby…

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248 - Ryan Kulp, Founder of TRMNL 1:04:24

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In this episode I talk with Ryan Kulp, creator of TRMNL, an e-ink dashboard. TRMNL ryanckulp.com Ryan Kulp on X

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247 - Steven R. Baker, Creator of RSpec 1:40:44

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In this podcast episode, Steven R. Baker dives into test doubles like mocks and stubs, discussing their essential role in robust code development and challenging traditional testing practices. The conversation covers the nuances of Test-Driven Development (TDD), including writing failing tests first for better code clarity and test coverage, and explores RSpec's influence on TDD. Additionally, Steven examines Ruby's adaptability and the integration of AI in programming, providing listeners with actionable strategies for more maintainable codebases and a balanced view on AI's evolving role in software development.…

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246 - John Gallagher 56:50

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245 - Irina Nazarova, CEO of Evil Martians and Sin City Ruby 2025 Speaker 1:24:14

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Jason Swett and Irina Nazarova discuss the revitalization of the Ruby community, focusing on the announcement of Sin City Ruby 2025 in Las Vegas. They highlight the importance of small, intimate gatherings for networking, insights from past events, the resurgence of Ruby meetups in San Francisco, and the role of mentorship in fostering growth. - Evil Martians - Martian Events - Sin City Ruby…

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