Eat Sleep Code Podcast

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Andrew Cook shares talks about what it's like to be a software developer after changing careers as a paramedic. Andrew shares his experience with learning to code using Microsoft Access. He also discusses his current task as a consultant migrating existing applications to Azure

Ed and Brian cover the latest news in the development community including: Bootstrap 4 finally makes its official debut, Boston Dynamics shows us our new robotic overlords, and Microsoft announces Build 2018.

Bootstrap 4 is finally out after years of alpha - beta releases. What's new and what should you expect from the latest bits.

Boston Dynamics showed a video of robots of helping each other navigate difficult obstacles . The robots are capable of opening doors for each other.

Microsoft announces Build 2018. What we expect from this power house of tech. Eat Sleep Code will be there to deliver the news.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Julie Torres shares her story of switching careers. Julie, banker turned developer talks about coding bootcamps and learning to code. Julie outlines what to expect in a Jr. Dev interview, and other advice covered in her new book How to Become a Web Developer: The Career Changer's Guide.

On this Developer Digest episode of Eat Sleep Code, Ed and Brian review technology trends in 2017. Big announcements and events for the past year are discussed. Predictions are made for what 2018 may bring.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code Maira Wenzel discusses what's new in .NET Standard. Maira talks about what it's like working on the .NET Standard docs team, and how rapid the technology is evolving. Brand new features like the API Analyzer and Windows Compatibility Pack are revealed.

On this Episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Sara Ford shares her experience with studying Human Factors and how it relates to software development. Sara explains how the study of ergonomics forms a basis for improving user experience and software ease of use. Cognitive biases when developing software products are discussed.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code guest Jay Miller talks about the importance of developer community and how to find your place among community peers. Community engagement, meetups, and online vs in-person activities are discussed.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Margaret James shares her retrospective of web technologies leading up to modern front-end development using React. Margaret talks about her experience as a developer joining the industry two years ago and what it's like to look back on previous generations of JavaScript technology.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Robert Boedigheimer discusses debugging HTTP with Fiddler and Chrome Dev Tools. Robert talks about Fiddler and how it's used to sniff out mixed https content and what are protocol-less URLs. Robert shares his tips on performance tuning by troubleshooting website images. Working with Location APIs, and mimicking slow network traffic are also discussed.

On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, Steve Smith discusses the new ASP.NET Core development model, Razor Pages. Steve outlines why developers shouldn't dismiss Razor Pages before giving it a proper try. How Razor Pages compare to WebForms, MVC, and Web API are discussed.