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It's episode 20, everyone!
And such a round number calls for a special topic! Guess what, we found one: Communities
This episode is full of references. Here are the promised links:
Last, but definitely not least, if you want to get in touch with Nicola, check out his GitHub profile, Twitter profile, his Podcast "The Developer's Bakery" and his blog
And Olimpiu is on the interwebs as well. Here are his LinkedIn profile
, his Twitter profile and here is his InfoQ profileGuess what, I finally got to have a chat about Java! The amazing Martijn Verburg came on stage, and we spoke about All Thing Java. So tune in to learn about the Java Ecosystem and terms like TCK, JVM, JDK and many, many more terms.
Here are the links we promised during the episode:
Wanna get in touch with Martijn? You can find him on Twitter as @karianna and on GitHub, as well as @karianna
Welcome to this fantastic episode about the Go language. Bill Kennedy joins me this time, and we have a great chat about the history of Go, why he loves the language so much, how community works, the cloud... Too many things to put in here. So check it out.
Buffalo is one of the web frameworks Bill mentions. The other one is Beego
Bill's Twitter handle is @goinggodotnet. For the Golang Slack invite, head over to invite.slack.gobridge.org and his email is [email protected]
You are in for a treat. I got Manuel Meurer from Uplink to speak about his journey with Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
Curious and want to get in touch with Manuel? No worries, check out his website manuelmeurer.com or join us on Uplink via uplink.tech/freelancer and ping him on Slack
After the Kotlin episode, what could better fit than one about Android development?!
I invited Márton Braun for this occasion, and we had a great chat about all things Android development.
Want to get in touch with Márton? Check out his website zsmb.co or find him on Twitter with his handle zsmb13
Wanna get on the Kotlinlang slack? Get your invite here
Finally. This is an episode I was really looking forward to. It is all about Kotlin.
Marcin is a passionate software developer and entrepreneur. His training platform KtAcademy provides a variety of different courses.
Alongside our chat about Kotlin we also dive into the topic of technology hypes or "waves" as Marcin puts it.
As always, here are the promised links:
Did you ever wonder what a Product Manager does? Well, wait no more. Samir Mathew is here to help us out
Samir and I talk about what Product Management is, what a product manager does and that there are so many ways of getting into "product".
As always, here is a list of links to topics we mentioned in the interview or promised to link here...
Want to get in touch with Samir? Head over to Samir's LinkedIn profile
Florian Gamper is back!
So join us on this first episode about the various (web) development platforms. We explore how Florian approaches and builds projects with a high focus on the business challenge at hand.
Here are links we mention during the episode:
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Welcome back to Coding with Holger!
What are IDEs? What are editors? What's the difference? And what the heck is a Developer Advocate?
These and much more questions around the topics editors and IDEs are answered in this episode. And who would be better to speak about this other than the amazing Trisha Gee?!
Wanna get in touch with Trisha? Head over to her Twitter account and her website.
Gordon Bobic is back! This time we speak about ARM, what it is, why it is different to what we usually find in our hardware and much more.
Here are some links to the things we mentioned on the show:
iPod Flea - Apple Ad Parody
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y7P-Eo0Rjc
Macbook Air Ad Parody
youtu.be/rOVcSbPiQsY?t=33
Linus Torvalds and large memory pages
yarchive.net/comp/linux/page_sizes.html
Redsleeve Linux
redsleeve.org
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