Rubber Ducking

Matt S. has a long history with batteries that can only be solved with baking soda and we finally hear the results of the katana throwdown.

Back after a long hiatus. Matt S. has a challenge to get us back in the swing of things. A short teaser for more episodes to come.

Back after a long hiatus. Matt S. has a challenge to get us back in the swing of things. A short teaser for more episodes to come.

Matt G. eats a gallon of Kimchi while Matt S. tells us about what he learned at HashiConf and Adam teaches us about the joys of ReactJS in the return of .NET Day Job.

Matt G. eats a gallon of Kimchi while Matt S. tells us about what he learned at HashiConf and Adam teaches us about the joys of ReactJS in the return of .NET Day Job.

Matt G. filled out some paperwork to buy a house and is pretty sure they took all his personal information and handed it out to random people on the street. He overcomes his frustration by forcing Matt S. to accept that space sailboats are possible because light has momentum. Adam boils leaves.

Matt G. filled out some paperwork to buy a house and is pretty sure they took all his personal information and handed it out to random people on the street. He overcomes his frustration by forcing Matt S. to accept that space sailboats are possible because light has momentum. Adam boils leaves.

Matt S. has finally become a Real Developer™ now that he’s published his first NPM module. We learn all about authenticated encryption using streams in NodeJS, and find out what Matt has in common with Neil Young.

Matt S. has finally become a Real Developer™ now that he’s published his first NPM module. We learn all about authenticated encryption using streams in NodeJS, and find out what Matt has in common with Neil Young.

In our longest episode yet, we learn that Matt G’s most extensive programing experience was for the benefit of another species and the Ducks finally determine who is the reigning Animal Hoarders champion.