Show Notes: coder.show/351

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In this episode, Noah joins Chris to talk about the whole hiring process & experiences they’ve had while also taking a look back into the past of the show to some of the more interesting topics on the matter.

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Episode Links

• FizzBuzzed! | CR 62
• Get Yourself Tested | CR 90
• Interview Gauntlets of Pain | CR 150
• Post Apocalyptic Linux Desktop | CR 192

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Mike and Chris talk about bombing job interviews, picking the right Android device for development, writing code that’s easy to delete & Mike shares an Ubuntu update!

Plus… Has the show forgotten about VR? A new device from Mattel might change our tune, some feedback & much more!

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Mike bombs a tech screen! AKA The risks of getting set in your ways

• Is there really one right way?
• What effect does your team size have on your coding practices / project architecture?
• If it ain’t broke, are you?

Hoopla

Most Android Devices still do not have M. S6’s Get it Starting Today, Does it Matter?

• Files Copying Asks… Preferred Phone?

Is Coder Radio ignoring VR? Or do we just need something like this for it to take?

Write code that is easy to delete, not easy to extend

If we see ‘lines of code’ as ‘lines spent’, then when we delete lines of code, we are lowering the cost of maintenance. Instead of building re-usable software, we should try to build disposable software.

Mike’s Ubuntu Update

• Finding Some Rough Edges
• GTK Arc-dark theme

Feedback

• Project Rider is for me….i think
• BAAS Suggesetions

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Something is rotten at GitHub. We discuss the big problem they’re facing & why for most of us, we already have a backup plan.

Plus why Project Rider might get you excited & how the Parse shutdown is hitting Mike.

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Something’s Rotten in the State of Github

• Github Is Undergoing An Overhaul
  Enterprise VS Consumer

Project Rider

• JetBrains Project Rider

Risk and Benefits of Running On 3rd Party Services

• Parse Shutdown

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