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Welcome to the 21st episode from this podcast. We are trying a new wave of episodes that are focusing on hiring from different perspectives and covering different aspects. As a disclaimer, this type of episode was an initiative from Ahmed Essam (Software Engineer From Apple that we had an episode with him before). In this first episode, we will be focusing on organisational culture fitness, what to look for when you are about to join a new organization, and how people usually perceive that between Egypt and the USA. We hope that you enjoy this episode, tell us what do you think of the topic and what else you need to know about hiring.

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We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well.

Welcome to the 20th episode (The first episode after the 20K downloads mark 😁) from this awesome podcast 😅. This week we have our dear friend Kareem Elansary with us from booking.com, and we will be discussing a very interesting topic of A/B Testing. Kareem is currently occupying the position of a UX Engineer in booking, and as it is known booking is from the few companies who give very high appreciation to A/B testing and data-driven decisions. In this episode, we will be talking about what is A/B Testing, the core concepts behind it, how to run it, what tools could be used and how to evaluate the test results. We hope that you will enjoy this episode as always.

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We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well.

Hello and Welcome to this week's new episode from null++ podcast. This week Ahmad Alfy is taking us on a journey exploring CSS in a few deep details, hence, we can consider this episode as a foundation episode when it comes to CSS. Through the episode, we covered topics like why people misunderstand CSS, what is CSS, is CSS hard, in addition to technical details related to the core components, versioning, CSS in JS, experimental features, preprocessors, postprocessors, and other cool topics. We hope that you find this one beneficial, we hope to hear your feedback as always, and please do share the episode if you find it useful.

Welcome to this week's bonus episode from null++ podcast. This episode will be an extended version from episode 18 which was a with Amr Ragab. This time we talked briefly about the stack preference for Amr, and the technology he is using inside Amazon, Serverless functions (Especially AWS Lambda), Event-Driven Architecture, and System Design. We hope that you enjoy this episode, subscribe to the show if you didn't do that yet and share the episode in social media to help us reach more people.

Hello and welcome to the 18th Episode from Null++ Podcast. In this episode, we have enjoyed the companionship of Amr Ragab, a software engineer working in Amazon Scotland. Considering this being part I from this discussion (Expect Part II to be as a bonus episode next Wednesday), we have talked with Amr About his journey so far, how did he manage to join Amazon after only a few months from having his degree in Computer Engineering from Cairo University back in 2016, how were the interviews, the technical shock that he experienced in his early days at Amazon, besides his opinion about the engineering culture in Amazon. We hope that you enjoy this episode as we did, also don't forget subscribing to the null++ podcast channel in the player you are using, leave a review if you find the content beneficial, and help us reach more people by sharing the episodes you love in social media.

Welcome to this new episode from podcast null++. This time, we will be talking about Code Reviews, its importance, different formats, how to make it more efficient, and how to measure it to ger more insights from it. We hope that you find this one interesting, we are also welcoming any feedback or opinion you have through the Facebook Cairo's Developer Circle Group. Thank you.

Hello and welcome to the 16th episode from this podcast. This episode is a Q&A episode dedicated to answering the questions we have received during the past 2 days through the form that we have posted on Facebook. The questions were divided between careers and jobs during or post Covid-19 (Especially when it comes to internships and fresh grads), Alfy did answer few questions about front end development, react, CSS, ...etc, besides other questions about clean coding, learning, and product management. We hope that you find this episode both entertaining and valuable and Happy Ramadan to all of you :).

Welcome to this week's bonus episode from the podcast. This episode will be dedicated to the Advanced Developer Training Program that we have announced this week in partnership with Knowledge Officer. In a few minutes, we will try to answer the most common FAQs. For more info, please send an email to "[email protected]" or contact us through Facebook Cairo & Beirut Developer Circle Groups. Relevant links will be posted in the show notes 👇.

Hello and welcome to the 15th episode from this podcast. We are having a special guest in this episode, Ahmed El-Sharkasy, Co-founder and CEO of Knowledge Officer. In this episode, we will go through the different hats Ahmed wore throughout his career so far. Moving from an engineer to product manager to startup CEO, moving from Egypt to the UK, and the lessons he realized from being a T-Edged person. As usual, we want to remind you of subscribing to the show if you didn't do that yet, share the episode if you find it interesting and leave a review to help us collect more feedback about the show. Wish you happy and fruitful listening.

N.B: Facebook Developer Circles is partnering with knowledge officer in doing something special to the community. Please keep an eye of the developer circle Cairo group to get notified as soon as we do the announcement.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevC.Cairo/

Welcome to the Fourteenth episode from null++ podcast. Today, we will be talking about a very important - underserved- topic which is unit testing. In this episode, we will walk through why unit testing is important, best practices when it comes to testing, the concepts of mocking and stubbing, and code coverage. We hope you enjoy this episode and don't forget to subscribe to the show, leave a review with your feedback and please do share the show if you find the content valuable.