The Rabbit Hole: The Definitive Developer's Podcast

Today on the show we are looking at the contestation that senior developers are being shut out of jobs in the interviewing process. This idea opens up a few areas of discussion, namely the pros and cons of popular interview techniques and how skills translate in these scenarios.

On the show today we welcome back our great host, Michael Nunez, from his baby leave! We are talking about refactoring, something that Mike is easing back into after his break.

Welcome back to The Rabbit Hole Podcast. Today on the show, we dive into part five in the “Stop Doing Stuff” series. Our aim is to help programs to stop DDoS’ing themselves with the hope that if you stop doing the wrong thing, you’ll become a better developer and engineer in your organization.

Welcome back to the Rabbit Hole, the definitive developers podcast. Today on the show we'll be talking about cross team collaboration, understanding why it hurts and why you should do it in the first place.

On today’s episode, we discuss overseas assignments, which is a fitting as William is departing to India for a four-month assignment.

Joining us today on the show is Meredith Edwards, a software development consultant who wrote a blog post on what Marie Kondo taught her about software consulting. You might wonder how the renowned KonMari method is applicable to this industry, but today Meredith shares with us how Marie’s show on Netflix has helped her to be more organized with her code writing process.

On today’s show, Dave and William are once again joined by Emmanuel Genard to discuss the idea of centring and entering.

On today's episode, our host Dave Anderson and producer William Jeffries discuss end to end testing.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Chris Grande, a business analyst at 2U, an online higher education website that has partnered with some top universities to make higher education more accessible than ever.

On today’s episode, multi-talented Sumana Harihareswara returns; this time to talk about how art and programming can work together.