In this episode we’re joined by Micah McMullen and Bryan Kenneweg, who are co-authors, with Imran, of a book about Mendix and programming with low code. You can order their book, Building Low-Code Applications with Mendix, on Amazon today! 

This conversation covers a lot of ground; from the backgrounds of the authors, to technology, to low-code, and the expectations of young developers today. We're sure you'll enjoy this free-form conversation about writing a book, working with editors, and how technology impacts our lives.

We're returning to three of our favorite topics! Join us as we talk about yoga, stoicism, philosophy, and living a better life. This episode is all about how these schools of thought approach the body, mind, ego, attachments, identity, and devotion. We even touch on the process of eating, and transforming food into a part of you. Join us for an engaging conversation!

In this episode of TAATE Presents we're talking with Jason Teunissen, a Mendix MVP, designer, podcaster, former Mendix employee, New Zealanader, and now from the Netherlands! Be passionate about what you do!

We cover a variety of topics from Mendix, to low code, design, UI, UX, community, AI, what it means to be human, and finding something you're passionate about.

In this episode we're joined by Mark Manning, Customer Evangelist, from Mendix. Mark shares his unique view of software development in low code, and in general. Mark's role allows him to investigate how Mendix customers are using the platform and it provides a view into development which most people don't get an opportunity to experience.

If you're evaluating Mendix as a platform this is a great informational episode for you. There are numerous examples of how Mendix is being used in the marketplace to deliver value to customers.

This episode is a follow-up to our tools episode, How We Work. This time we're focused on the processes we use each day. We end up covering topics like time management, time blocking, calendar maintenance, setting expectations, personal growth, performance, and many others. Join us and learn how to crush your day!

In this episode we’re talking about priority. You’ve all heard it, "when everything is a priority, nothing is". Not sure who said it, but it's natural truism.

When we talk about priority, we're usually talking about which project, epic, or story is most important given current circumstances.You need to be able to figure out what's most important if you have multiple competing projects, needs, tasks, or ways to apply your resources.

Given the right context, could you figure out the priority of a list of projects? Would having input in the decision and delivery process improve your ability to deliver? Would it improve your commitment to the project?

Join us in this episode for a conversation about how to interview, recruit, and find the best people for your team. We're not sharing a secret site, or a special code for Indeed. This is all about the process. We talk about how we approach the task, and share examples from more than twenty years in software management.

Fun conversation about architectural patterns, domain driven design, knowing when to formalize your process, and what to listen for from your users, which might indicate you need a change. We work though a physical onboarding process as an example of how to build microservices. We even manage to include fax machines! It's a wild ride!

Today we’re diving into our origin story and how we decided to produce a podcast about our personal and professional journey. More importantly, we’re talking about how you can do the same thing! It's our belief everyone has a unique point of view. You have something to share. This episode will explain the tools we use and our process for recording and publishing our podcast.

How are you spending your time? This episode is a review of how we’re spending our time and we hope it will make you think about your own situation. What are you doing now that you can’t go to the bar as easily, or events are shut down. Are you investing in yourself?

As you'll notice, we talk about writing a lot in this episode. It's good advice overall. Putting pen to paper, or fingers to keys, and getting thoughts down in some manner will help you organize your thoughts. Be willing to put yourself out there. You have a unique point of view and an authentic story to tell. Can you find the courage to write it down, record it, or share it?