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    Software How-To

    Tech Done Right

    The Tech Done Right podcast is a show by and for people who care about what they build. We don’t just build software, we build teams, companies, careers, and communities.
    Each episode features host Noel Rappin talking to interesting people in the tech community about building something the right way. We’re not just going to give you our thoughts on the topic, but tools, processes, or references that you can use immediately to build better software and communities.

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    Episode 002: Career Development With Brandon Hays and Pete Brooks Jan 25, 2017
    Show notes

    Description

    Brandon Hays and Pete Brooks join the Tech Done Right podcast to discuss career development. We'll discuss some career development questions like: What makes somebody a senior developer? How do you acquire senior developer skills? What can you do to prepare yourself for a lifetime career and ensure that you are properly valued?

    Show Notes

    • Pete Brooks: Software Developer at Table XI. Author of "How I landed my first programming job"
    • Brandon Hays: “My friend” and line-level developer at OJO Labs

    02:07 - Classifying Yourself as a Developer
    - The Conjoined Triangles of Senior-Level Development (12 Traits Blog Post)

    05:51 - Working Independently" “Throw a couple juniors at it!”

    09:19 - What does it meant to progress?
    - Brandon Hays: The long strange trip as a software developer @ RubyConf 2016
    - Brandon Hays: Hacking Spacetime for a Successful Career @ RubyConf 2015
    - Occam’s Razor

    13:43 - Quantifying Value and Talking About Money

    17:27 - The Cult of the New: The Approach to Technology and Breaking Into the Industry
    - Impostor Syndrome

    22:54 - Learning New Things and Becoming Professionally Proficient; Levelling
    - Software Engineer Career Ladder

    32:04 - When do I need to move on? Where do I see myself going?

    34:20 - What should new developers be doing?

    Resources:

    Brandon:

    • John Allspaw: On Being A Senior Engineer
    • Find and befriend a software developer with 25+ years of experience.

    Pete: Keep following your interests.

    Special Guests: Brandon Hays and Pete Brooks .

    Episode 001: Building Trust and Building Teams with Jessie Shternshus and Mark Rickmeier Jan 16, 2017
    Show notes

    We talk about the role that trust has in building teams, and how improv games can help build that trust and improve the way you deliver feedback.

    Guests

    • Mark Rickmeier: CEO of Table XI
    • Jessie Shternshus: Founder of The Improv Effect and Author of the book, CTRL-SHIFT

    Show Notes

    01:08 - The Improv Effect and Improv as an Effective Method of Communication
    - Yes, And!

    03:21 - Working with Teams to Build Communication and Trust

    05:20 - Ops Conf

    06:02 - Tools or Games for Establishing Trust with Others Quickly in a Conference Environment
    - Commonality Boggle
    - Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
    - Extreme Rock, Paper, Scissors

    15:23 - Group Facilitation Techniques

    18:13 - Kickoff Techniques for Smaller, New Teams
    - Agile Software Development

    22:30 - Techniques for Remote Team Communication

    26:59 - Talking About Failure to Build Trust

    28:42 - Giving and Receiving Feedback

    Special Guests: Jesse Shternshus and Mark Rickmeier.

    Sponsored By:

    • Table XI: A trusted UX design + software development company. We are 35 meticulous and curious minds in Chicago with a 15 year history of building websites, mobile applications and custom digital experiences for everyone from startups to storied brands. Our partners trust us to create innovative solutions that drive their businesses forward.
    Preview Episode 2: Building Large CSS Apps And Components with Aly Fluckey Jan 04, 2017
    Show notes

    This one is with Table XI front-end developer Aly Fluckey and it’s all about how the Table XI team organizes CSS to best manage the demands of a large code base with lots of styles. We try to avoid common CSS problems, mostly involving having to guess what styles will actually be applied to any given element. The goal is to have the CSS be as predictable and easy to find as possible.
    I learned a lot from this interview, and if you work with CSS, I bet you will too.

    Special Guest: Aly Fluckey.

    Preview Episode 1: Mobile Development Toolkit with Ed LaFoy Jan 04, 2017
    Show notes

    This week, we have Ed LaFoy, who is Table XI’s Director of Mobile Development. Table XI’s mobile team does amazing work and uses a lot of external tools for testing, interface design, code quality, and beyond. If you are a web developer and looking to get a sense of how to match parts of your developer experience, listen to this interview. If you are a mobile developer, and you are having some developer pain in those areas, listen to this interview.

    Special Guest: Ed LaFoy.

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