To figure out why blockchain programming is just programming, we talk with Gerald Bauer about his views on No-Coiners and Bitcoin Maximalists, differences between Bitcoin and Ethereum, and finally how to solve the halting problem.

Paul asks at which point the question about differentiating between automated tests is irrelevant. As part of answering this, we discuss test automation pyramids and testing quadrants.

Is there still a reasonable area of application for the blockchain after the first hype went by? And what is the blockchain exactly? Is it a pattern, a framework, a database? We will talk with someone who's daily job is to get stuff done, with a lot of blockchain technology involved.

During this episode had a great discussion with Thomas about the programming language Rust. Why his teams uses it for all their projects, where he sees the main benefits and how it is comparable to other programming languages. As a bonus, he gave us a few tips on how to start if you want to learn this promising stuff.

How we, the developers, ended up back at the original problem of building software to support the people. We ask our guest and local expert about different aspects of domain driven design.

Martin tells about his experience in creating two successful communities in Vienna. How to get going if you don’t know anything about it.

In the second episode with Sebastian Daschner we talked about his work as developer advocate - and what does this actually mean? After getting the head around this we focus on tools and techniques that make you more productive as a developer. As usual paired with jokes an viennese coffee shop flair, as usual.