Episode 139: Fearless Change with Linda Rising
This episode is once again with Linda Rising, this time on the book she coauthored with Mary Lynn Manns on introducing ideas into organizations. The talk is another one of the SE Radio Live sessions r...
29 Juni 20091h 8min
Episode 138: Learning as a Part of Development with Allan Kelly
In this episode, Allan shares his insights about how learning is a necessary part of software development. He covers the personal as well as the team and the organizational level and offers practical ...
15 Juni 200959min
Episode 137: SQL with Jim Melton
In this episode, Arno talks to Jim Melton about the SQL programming language. In addition to covering the concepts and ideas behind SQL, Jim shares stories and insights based on his many years' experi...
5 Juni 20091h 2min
Episode 136: Past Present and Future of MDA with David Frankel
In this episode, Dirk talks with David Frankel, resident Metamodeller and MDA expert at SAP Labs LLC, SAP's subsidiary in the Silicon Valley. Dave's extensive experience provides a big picture, from t...
26 Maj 20091h
Episode 135: Introduction to Software Configuration Management with Petri Ahonen
In this episode Michael interviews one of our regular listeners: Petri Ahonen. Petri introduces Software Configuration Management by defining key terms and describing relevant concepts.
16 Maj 200930min
Episode 134: Release It with Michael Nygard
This episode is a discussion with Michael Nygard about his book "Release It" which covers aspects of software architecture you often don't think of initially when starting to build a system. Some of t...
6 Maj 200948min
Episode 133: Continuous Integration with Chris Read
In this episode Markus discusses with Chris Read basics and some advanced topics in the space of continuous integration. We cover concepts, some tools, as well as a number of best practices.
26 Apr 200950min
Episode 132: Top 10 Architecture Mistakes with Eoin Woods
This is a discussion with Eoin Woods about his collection of top 10 software architecture mistakes. Looking at things that don't work is always a good way to learn what you should actually do.
16 Apr 200947min
