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iPhone gripes, squirrels, StrangeLoop, and vim. "The Mess We're In" by Joe Armstrong "You can be a kernel hacker!" by Julia Evans The Joy of Clojure Today, I Learned… fugitive.vim - Vim Awesome

Accept no substitutions Quits - Google Sheets Understanding the Four Rules… by Corey Haines Conway's Game of Life Issues · turing-incomplete/turing-incomplete HackHands - On demand mentorship Become the Best Web Developer You Can Be in 1 Simple Step — CSS Perverts — Medium

The greatest thing in the world. Baby Campbell (babycbell) The Senior Software Engineer Best sites to hire people like those who read Lobsters? What Is The Tiny House Movement? « The Tiny Life Possum Living: How to Live Well Without a Job and with (Almost) No Money: Dolly Freed Amazon.com: Being Geek: The Software Developer's Career Handbook eBook: Michael Lopp: Kindle Store Corporate Noir, or This Job Is Killing Me Is society conditioning us to think that we have to have a job to get money? - Quora

There's reducers then there's transducers. RubyMotion Choosing a JavaScript Framework Our GitHub Issues Readers absorb less on Kindles than on paper, study finds RubyMotion and Accessibility by Austin Seraphin

Rebecca Miller-Webster talks to us about write/speak/code, apprenticeships and managing junior developers. NotepadConf Separating Programming Sheep from Non-Programming Goats Thoughts on Team Tension

With everyone returning from Midwest.JS and Steel City Ruby, we reminisce about the conferences, complain about the post office, and debate what Devops is. Midwest.JS 0:15 Steel City Ruby 2:09 Dev>Input 3:50 Stamps.com 4:13 CodeClimate 4:43 Seth Vargo's talks 8:08 Jessica Kerr: Property-based testing: what is it? 8:37 Rantly 9:38 Generatron 10:03 DevOps 10:18 Chef 15:00 Why You Shouldn’t Use Vagrant: Real talk from a Vagrant burn-out 16:30 Test-Kitchen 19:10 Travis CI 20:26 Heroku 22:55 OpenShift 22:55 Continuously deploying your (free) OpenShift site with Travis CI 26:03 What Exactly is DevOps? 29:09

You need to be replenished. My problem with pairing

The one where we pair-podcast with @joem Remote Pair Programming

Follow us on twitter @turingcool TIL 3:37 Pam the Webivore 4:17 Deirdré Straughan 9:50 @comcastwomen 19:21

There's so much stuff in it. Choosing a JavaScript Framework 15:45 Onion.js 34:20 A Build First Approach 35:40

Uh, Whatever Xp Simplicity Rules 2:30 Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design 2:40 Kernighan's Lever 17:00 Software Craftsmanship Manifesto 24:00 Here Be Dragons 33:00 Retractions (Next week's episode is actually "Why Rails is Awesome/Terrible")

The one where we earn an explicit rating. Ryan Findley's Pinboard 17:00 Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art :34 Technical Debt 101 13:00 Liberty JS 41:00

iPad on a Segway REMOTE 3:14 Sqwiggle 20:05 Science 24:00 tmate 25:50 ScreenHero 26:30

Alan Turing, Static Site Generators, and Pam's book Alan Turing 1:30 Turing Machines (video) 2:30 Middleman 7:47 Travis CI - S3 Deployments 10:47 Turing-Incomplete's .travis.yml 14:00 Octopress 14:42 Slim 16:00 Comparison of Haml/Slim/Erb 19:30 wp2middleman 24:10 Heroku 27:55 OpenShift 28:35 HireFire 30:45 Pam's book 33:30

Sometimes I use a smaller glass. Net Negative Producing Programmer 1:39 CannotMeasureProductivity 2:30 Real Artists Ship 3:31 Stephane Wrembel 6:58 Focus at Will 9:13 The Phoenix Project 20:30

The best people for the cheapest price. The map is not the territory 0:15 The Rise of the Expert Beginner 2:49 Drefus Model of Skill Aquisition 4:29 neovim 11:00 Ron Jeffries 12:00 Dimensionality and the Eternal Haskell Tax 26:40

Dancey Dots 1:24 Sweet JS 4:51 Everything is Broken and I don't know Why 8:00 Sentry 8:34 Swift 11:38 Ruby Motion on Android 19:08

People passionate about their craft usually have an origin story. We'll explore ours today. Code Rush Dustin Campbell Code Smells

Pam tells us about India, we discuss the developer job market, and debate TDD a bit more. If it's easier to raise than to hire, it might be a bubble. N3RD ST Indy Hall Active Record Calculations

We mourn the death of TDD. TDD is Dead