Ramón and Passy get back in front of the mics after a long, long break to catch on their careers and other topics. The two start by filling in the gaps the last two years have left in both their personal and professional lives. Ramón talks about his experience in fin-tech startups while Passy talks about Flipper, an extensible mobile debugging platform, that his job now revolves around. The two then try to find a definition for what tech lead really it, but - spoilers! - end up just as clueless as before. Nevertheless, they manage to find some common ground and at least realise where they do not want their jobs to go. Ramon has some questions about the viability of monorepos, which Passy tries to dispel. The duo wraps up the show with a quick check-in on entertainment, featuring Game of Thrones, Billions, Barry, Sekiro and Cuphead.

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Passy has a new job and phone. Ramon will have a new drone. Google announced some stuff. So did GitHub. We later continue with our discussion about app development workflow, covering release management in this episode. Why do many large companies prefer the train model to the feature-based cut-off model? Could this have something to do with the mysterious "Bugfixes and improvements" changelogs you see everywhere? Spoilers: yes.

Ramon and Passy continue on their journey of explaining how big applications are built on the example of Twitter for Android and iOS. The main topic this time is code review. How do you write patches that are easy to review, structure your workflow and which guidelines do you follow when evaluating others' work?

Ramon and Passy work on the official Twitter for iOS and Twitter for Android apps respectively. After a rather long break, they're back and discuss the workflow that's used at Twitter to bring you those apps.

Passy attends Google I/O 2016 in California and catches up with Ramón on what's new for Android developers.

Ramón and Passy catch up on their most recent adventures in the world of mobile development and neuroscience.

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Ramón and Passy pick up where there they left off in Episode 1

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Ramón and Passy welcome the first guest of the show, Tom Ashworth, to discuss Web development and how it compares to Native app development.

Ramón and Passy get together for the last time in 2015 with a special end of the year edition bringing you their top three highlights of the year, what they'd rather not see again in 2016 and what they hope to see in 2016. Have a great break and happy holidays, everyone!

For their first real episode, Ramón and Passy talk about some of the latest news in tech and address the elephant in the room: Android vs iOS from a DX (Developer Experience) perspective.

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