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Dev Friday Show
By Mark Koberlein and Tim Lytle
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The podcast currently has 86 episodes available.
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September 27, 2024Episode 85 - Handheld Infographic In another early-morning episode Mark talks about ramping down the last AWS consultant, while Tim is searching for infographic tools to help his daughter. Somewhere along the way Mark realizes Tim has no idea what goes on in the word press community.
Chapters00:08 - Deaf Friday
00:58 - Weekly Update: AWS consultants are rolling off01:54 - WSJD.com: More Consultants than Employees03:32 - About 90% of the AWS Platform is complete07:04 - Working with AWS as a Software Engineer11:00 - Our Lead Amazon Prime Engineer Has transitioned to Working for Prime13:40 - Why is the PHP world so full of controversy?14:02 - Tim Gunn: Keep in Touch With AWS Consultants17:38 - Always Be Ready for the Next Step18:01 - Oh, PHP vs. YouTube19:14 - WP Engine vs WordPress.com: Should You Host a WordPress Site23:45 - Wonders of the WP Engine vs WP Engine controversy28:19 - Is It Better to Work for Oracle vs. Salesforce?32:59 - Automattic on WP Engine’s Restrictions36:17 - Matt Mulligwag on WordPress and PHP39:44 - Learning Python 1.843:32 - Working on a Linux PC on a handheld PC47:29 - A Small PC for Reading and Gaming51:02 - Infographics: Where’s the Tools?55:10 - Inkscape: Data Visualization, Not Infographics58:11 - Before Starting a Startup, You Need A Domain Name59:13 - Lytle Infos...more September 20, 2024Episode 84 - Coffee? Way too early in the morning Mark contemplates AWS automations and his standing desk setup. Tim talks Synology NAS setups, and why it might be time to upgrade your home office. Coffee? Optional.
Chapters00:09 - How to Make a Podcast Summary in Python
03:55 - Cognito: Some Love It, Others Hate It04:58 - Talking to myself without a great Internet connection05:58 - Mark LeBlanc Back on06:17 - Cognito07:57 - Coffee in the Morning08:53 - For my use case, Cognito11:03 - Cognito vs. Okta: What’s the Difference?13:37 - How to Work with the Salesforce API in Appflow17:42 - Interfaces: Data Connector vs. API18:54 - Andreas on Authenticating Coffee21:55 - Costco Coffee: A Great Value24:11 - People Drink Coffee Without Flavored Beans24:53 - Working Remotely: The Office Changes28:30 - Ideas for a PHP retreat31:18 - Riding the Rails of PHP35:01 - What Became Of My Standing Desk?37:21 - Working From Home: Walking Desk40:34 - People Use A $300 Chair For Back Issues42:23 - Seniors Buy Used Office Chairs45:22 - What To Buy For Your Aging Girlfriend?46:22 - Xbox One, Steam Deck and Rogue Ally X48:10 - Drobo vs Synology: The Rogue Ally51:57 - Synology for Drobo 2.855:48 - NAS Migration: Double Commander59:17 - Backblaze 2.8...more August 23, 2024Episode 83 - Company Holiday Tim’s VLC troubleshooting leads to an unexpected Hardy Boys reference, and he proudly shares news of his daughter’s book project. Mark keeps the tech side alive with talk of scaling software and GitHub overload, but the conversation takes a quirky turn when he brings up Tim’s company’s new holiday.
Chapters00:09 - The Boxcar Children audiobook
03:04 - This is not a developer podcast03:59 - Fmpeg for audio and still images09:18 - ARM vs Nvidia: Which GPU Should You Use on Linux?10:51 - Oculus VR: The Future of Computing13:04 - Augmented-Reality Glasses16:25 - Tim on Holidays17:38 - On Gmail vs. GitHub: One Rule23:04 - Building a Field With a Box23:27 - The Fourth Friday Employee Holiday27:09 - How to Develop a Calendar Application in PHP32:38 - Wonders of the Cloud: Next-Version Engineering36:54 - Do IT departments need to refactor their database?38:50 - Ideas for a PHP-based Serverless Platform45:13 - Q&A: On Quicksight & the AWS Console49:32 - React 2.854:44 - He hates us!57:08 - When Would You Not Use PHP?59:18 - How To Start a New Website...more August 16, 2024Episode 82 - Big Data Tim starts with some exciting news—he ran into actual listeners at php[tek] (now months ago)! Mark, of course, keeps things grounded with insights on AWS permissions and the tricky balance of managing multiple environments. The real question is: can they ever get the bumper music to play without stuttering?
Chapters00:09 - The LIVE AUDIO SHOW
02:10 - Dev Friday: High-Fidelity Audio04:56 - Microsoft Teams vs. Slack: Which One Is Better?08:48 - How To Manage a Family Account on Apple13:00 - Homeschooling: Free Fusion 360 App16:32 - Have You Started Buying a Fusion?16:58 - AWS Pii information separation22:36 - Cloudformation: The CDK vs. AWS28:56 - WSJD Live: Working with AWS developers30:20 - Reasons for a relational database vs. Big Data34:10 - Does AWS support NoSQL or DynamoDB?35:06 - Dynamodb vs. SQL: Large Data Sets39:27 - Dynamo vs. SQL: Best Database for Non-Rel44:18 - Data lakes and the scalability of them48:50 - Pangea Redact API: Does It Identify PII51:35 - Pii in the Data Pipeline54:54 - Tool Stash: An App for Taking Pictures of Your Tools55:56 - Back On Track With The Podcast57:52 - Anatomy of Encryption in Vim59:14 - How to Automate a Podcast...more August 09, 2024Episode 81 - A Little Break After a ‘little break’, Mark’s out of academia and diving into AWS microservices. Tim enjoys the role reversal as Mark gets to talk about the corporate world with NDAs and LinkedIn quirks. Also, glue, lots of glue—and not the arts and crafts kind.
Chapters00:08 - A Little Break
02:21 - Elon Musk: Twitter Is Stupid02:58 - How to Use LinkedIn to Find A Job06:49 - LinkedIn Premium Helped My Search for a Job08:15 - In the Elevator With The Startup Company11:25 - In the Elevator With the Wright Brothers12:31 - Have AWS consultants left the University Learning Platform?16:13 - The 3 Minutes of the Technical Interview19:45 - AWS DevOps: Everything’s Go20:32 - LinkedIn Pro: Cost of the Service24:29 - Chat GPT vs. Gemini: Workflow and AI28:47 - How to Use AI in your Workflow32:20 - Does an academic degree count as a professional license?35:52 - Postman: Working with environmental variables in jetbrains37:36 - Postman 2: The biggest improvement42:59 - Don’t version your APIs in PHP46:29 - AWS’ glue50:26 - Step Functions in the AWS Data Management56:19 - Step Functions in OCaml...more April 19, 2024Episode 80 - Tiny Classified Ads Mark stalks his interviewers’ LinkedIn profiles as he prepares for his next interview. Tim reminds him about the potential of tiny classified ads, and then they talk Docker, golf carts, and tech conferences.
Chapters00:10 - Interview Update
02:33 - Data Scientists02:43 - Cloud Data Architect03:28 - How to Start Your Job Search05:55 - LinkedIn Premium - Worth It?08:10 - Flutter12:03 - Right Fit?17:14 - PHP Stan17:50 - Optional Types24:11 - Comments As Code27:11 - From PowerPoint to Prezi33:51 - Bash Aliases37:49 - Docker: Getting Started40:34 - php[tek]41:17 - Twitch Comments41:50 - Talking Technology42:45 - Zombie Code46:41 - Team at the Conference47:44 - Roller Coaster Tycoon49:51 - Writing in Assembly51:41 - AssemblyAI - Real Cost55:02 - AWS Spend Surprises58:36 - Dev Friday at php[tek]...more April 12, 2024Episode 79 - Interview Prep Mark shares tales of his bellhop days as Tim recounts the puppeteering gigs of his youth. They debate the pros and cons of refilling ink cartridges versus subscription services while dodging questions about their latest tech projects. From solar eclipses to strange job interviews - it’s DevFriday.
Chapters00:08 - Something is Off
01:38 - How to Conduct a Qualified Interview02:14 - The Interview Process03:55 - Craigslist and Stack Overflow07:11 - How PhoneBurner Happened11:15 - How To Get A Tech Job13:30 - Getting Involved in the Job Search15:13 - Tech Groups, LinkedIn, and Developer Communities18:27 - Mark’s Grasshopper Number20:06 - Classified Ads20:39 - Friday Talk20:59 - Eclipse Coverage22:42 - In the Path of Totality26:06 - The Eclipse in America29:06 - Interview Preparation29:20 - How Do You Bring Someone In?31:06 - Interviewing on Campus32:20 - Printing On Paper For The First Time35:31 - HP Ink Subscription38:03 - Refilling Ink Cartridges41:27 - HP Turns Off My Printer43:06 - The Office Job Interview47:03 - Web Hosting: Tim’s Origin Story51:04 - How Much Time In Office56:16 - Remote vs. On-Site59:27 - Have You Got What it Takes?...more April 05, 2024Episode 78 - Serverless Wordpress Tim dreams of automating the entire podcast workflow while Mark just wants to finally get to the topic: WordPress. And it turns out summarizing these ramblings adds up fast.
Chapters00:09 - Using AssemblyAI
04:16 - Lemur On The Command Line08:44 - Amazon Cloud: The Cost10:40 - Applying AssemblyAI to Podcasts15:48 - How Much Does OpenAI Cost?16:34 - Idea: How to Automate Your Podcast22:27 - AI Tools: Future of Pay-Per-Use25:35 - Google’s ‘Gemini’ vs. Microsoft’s ‘Copilot’29:05 - Google Assistant: Checking Book Length31:32 - Serverless WordPress32:42 - WordPress Hosting Options35:36 - WordPress Serverless with ECS and Fargate40:58 - Aurora Serverless vs. RDS45:58 - EC2 Nat instance53:05 - Fargate on AWS57:21 - AWS: EFS & MySQL59:03 - Pod Boost Me...more March 29, 2024Episode 77 - How It's Going Tim and Mark dive into headless CMS and why you might want to build a custom site. Mark fondly remembers the glory days of RollerCoaster Tycoon, coded entirely in assembly.
Chapters00:10 - After Effects: The most inefficient software ever made
03:46 - The Countdown04:21 - Will Webflow Be Worth It? vs. Prism?08:55 - Building a CMS with Gatsby and Prismic11:39 - Building a Notion Site15:48 - DynamoDB vs. Prismic: A NoSQL Database18:07 - Pushing the Firebase Cycle22:23 - How to Customize a CMS in 201922:48 - Wonders of the CMSs: Best to Worst26:06 - RollerCoaster Tycoon: Written in Assembly29:14 - Roller Coaster Tycoon: Building Roller Coasters31:57 - No One Saw this Conversation Coming33:43 - Puppet Master Tim34:35 - Puppets in the Elevator37:10 - Docker Puppet39:00 - Open sourcing PhoneBurner’s API Handler40:32 - How to Find and Safely Remove Zombie Code in PHP43:00 - The ‘Zombie Code’45:41 - Going to a PHP Conference51:42 - Dependencies on PSR Interfaces53:50 - No More Learning Frameworks57:28 - Wonders of AWS: Running WordPress on AWS...more March 29, 2024Episode 76 - How It Started Tim dreams of automating the entire podcast workflow while Mark just wants to finally get to the topic: WordPress. And it turns out…...more
FAQs about Dev Friday Show:
How many episodes does Dev Friday Show have?
The podcast currently has 86 episodes available.