CODER-RADIO

492: The Troll Wizard 491: Voltron Based Development 490: Final Boss Battle 489: Luther Curious 488: Code Laundering 487: Casual Coders 486: The Fight for the Next Knight Rider 485: Going All In on Linux 484: I Wanted to be a Hipster 483: Objective D 482: Building Your Light Saber 481: Apple's Metal Tax 480: Google's 1984 Moment 479: Apple's Mob Move 478: Strange New Workflows 477: Sweet Little Lies 476: Tapping the Breaks 475: I Do Declare 474: Horton Hears a Linux User 473: Laptop Coasters 472: Drunken Copilot 471: Technical Guardians of the Galaxy 470: Make it so, Dev One! 469: The Problem with WWDC 468: Coding to Make It 466: Luxury Emotional Manipulation 465: Mike's Magic Mom 464: Our Cuban Car Moment 463: You Git What You Pay For 462: Account Suspenders 461: Easy for Schmidt to Say 460: Request Out of Time 458: No Sideloading in this House 457: Rich Clownshow Services 456: Linux CEO 455: One Revision Away 454: No Quest for the Wicked 453: International Boomer Marooners 452: Shockingly Pragmatic 451: The Trouble with Tablets 449: Monetized Misery 448: Fakers and Takers 447: All Roads Lead to Clippy 446: Blizzard Battery Battle 445: Say No to Node 444: Mining the Logs 443: Reptilian Power Play 442: Touched by the Bar 441: Dependency Derby 440: Just Say No to M1 439: Github NoPilot 438: The Oppenheimer Problem 437: Microsoft War Stories 436: The Diablo is in the Details 435: Ask Alice 434: Coding Gungan Style 433: Falling for FastAPI 432: That Time We Stepped In It 431: Success is not Illegal 430: Steamy PostgreSQL Shower 429: Apple Fools Everyone 428: Epic's Receipts 427: Second-Class Desktop 426: The Thoughtful Triangle 425: Ruby in the Rough 424: Denial of DOS 423: Dead Desktop Disco 422: Don't Code in Bed 421: Misdirected Request 419: Authentication Timeout 418: I'm a Teapot 417: Why Would Developers Care? 416: Strange Voltron of Hell 415: Keyboard Kurious 413: Painpoints to Profits 412: Context in Comprehension 411: The Misadventures of Mad Mikhail 410: M1 has a Dirty Little Secret 409: Conflict 408: Request Timeout 407: Halls of Glowing Apples 406: Functional Sadism 405: Method Not Allowed 403: Forbidden 402: Payment Required 401: Unauthorized 400: Bad Request 399: Better Living Through Bots 398: Testing the Test 397: Electron Ennui 396: Everyone Fools Around with Linux in College 395: 50 Shades of M1 394: SaaS is a Blast 393: The Snake in the Room 392: Seduced by The Snake 391: Coder In the Woods 390: The Gold Rust 389: Smoked Laptops 388: MacOS Lincoler 387: ARMed & Dangerous 386: i386 385: Edging the Fox 384: Leaping Lizard People 383: Java Justice 382: Hacktoberbust 381: Flamewar Feedback Frenzy 380: Developer Unfriendly 379: Neckbeards Get Shaved 378: Rust, Safe for Marketing 377: An Epic Underdog 376: WESA BACK! 374: Python's Long Tail 373: Interactive Investigations 372: Crystal Clear 371: Absurd Abstractions 370: F'ing # 369: Old Man Embraces Cloud 368: Clojure Clash 367: 10x Evilgineers 366: Functional First 365: Objectively Old 364: Gabbing About Go 363: Find Your Off-Ramp 362: It Crashes Better 361: ZEEEE Shell! 360: Swift Kick In The UI 359: 7 Languages 358: Batteries are Leaking 357: 3 OSes 1 GPU 356: Fear, Uncertainty, and .NET 355: F# Shill 354: A Life of Learning 353: A Week with WSL 352: Self Driving Disaster 350: Rusty Stadia 349: Their Rules, Your Choice 348: Dependency Dangers 347: Rusty Rubies 346: Serverless Squabbles 345: F# Envy 344: Cupertino's King Makers 343: Say My Functional Name 342: Webs Assemble! 341: Too Late for Jenkins? 340: The Optional Option 338: sleep(jesus); 336: It's The Culture Stupid 335: Everyone’s Going Chrome 334: Time Crisis 333: Space Gray Handcuffs 332: Before Coder 331: Blue Is The New Red 330: Vinny's Unit Tests 329: OpenJDK or Death 328: In Testing We Trust Episode 326: I'm a Stakeholder Now Clojure Calisthenics Episode 324: Rage Against The Beer Episode 322: Not so Qt Episode 321: Qt & Me Episode 313: GitLab’s CEO Episode 312: Git with Microsoft Episode 307: System.Evolution Episode 305: Perpetual Beta Tester Episode 301: Being David Developers Rule the World | CR 300