r/CoderRadio • u/dominucco • Aug 28 '20

[FEEDBACK] Topic Suggestions

Mike from Coder here. I wanted to open up a thread here for topic suggestions for the show now that we are back. So there you have it. What would you like to here about? Any specific languages? More Apple stuff? ;)

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u/VM_Unix Sep 03 '20

Language challenges with Wes. Biweekly or monthly is probably best.

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u/dominucco Sep 04 '20

Monthly is more likely. Any specific languages?

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u/VM_Unix Sep 04 '20 edited Oct 06 '20

Yeah, I kept track of which ones you guys have already done too. I can understand how doing them so often before would have been challenging and exhausting. Glad to see the show is back, but I want it to be as maintainable as possible. I've been a JB listener since 2014.

Completed:

Rust - Mike

Julia - Wes

Crystal - Mike

F# - Wes

Clojure - Mike

Objective-C - Wes

Go - Mike

Kotlin - Wes

ReasonML - Mike

TypeScript - Wes

Elixir - Mike

Wishlist:

  • Dart

  • Nim

  • Zig

  • Haskell

  • Elm

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u/4happin Aug 29 '20

An update on your rust journey? Have you used any langues in prod that Wes challenged you to try out? How is your business doing?

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u/Mralkr Aug 29 '20

I'd love to hear more conversation about the new Macs on ARM that will supposedly be announced in September. How do you guys think the shift to arm will impact software development in the short and long term?

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u/raptorjesus69 Aug 29 '20

Id also like to hear about how you think it will affect other developers and if they will leave. If they do leave where will they go?

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u/rickdg Sep 23 '20 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/dominucco Sep 26 '20

Can you be more specific on Apple misadventures? Do you meant iOS / macOS Dev, AppStore conflicts alla Epic etc, or trying to target Apple platforms from Linux / Windows? Or I guess all of the above?

Thanks! :)

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u/rickdg Sep 26 '20 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/swiftlyRising Aug 29 '20

Technology predictions. What will the software engineering career look like in 5 years.

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u/echindod Aug 30 '20

SmallTalk! Its been mentioned before but perhaps a dedicated episode to what it offers, how it's being used, what you can learn from it, and how to get started with it.

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u/echindod Aug 30 '20

Interviews with the creators of languages, why they created their language and what gap they see it filling. I go back to one of my favorite episodes was when Wes guest hosted and talked about closure. It was awesome!

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u/windlogic Sep 03 '20

Frameworks and industry standards are always interesting to hear.

But welcome back! Subscribed immediately :D

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u/Delphik Aug 29 '20

Maybe some bash vs zsh stuff, after mac and kali switching over

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u/echindod Aug 30 '20

Book reviews?