Throughout our lifetime as coders, engineering, architects or simply code monkeys, we need to challenge ourselves often or we face the possibility of our abilities atrophying. This is a commonly overlooked issue and one of much importance. Th

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 6 - Estimating and Resource Planning

Nov 28th, 2007

In the field of Software Engineering all too often to people forget about the Engineering portion of the name which usually leads to disaster. This episode focuses on the Importance of project planning, resource planning and estimating the ti

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 5 - Coding in the Zone

Oct 25th, 2007

The illustrious 'zone' as it were is that place a coder's mind goes to when dealing with a particularly difficult, complex and/or interesting piece of code/logic. You generally don't know when you're in the zone, you only know you were on

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 4 - Being Passionate about Coding

Aug 30th, 2007

Great coders are passionate about their art. They dont settle for doing things so-so. Lots of time and effort are invested in both themselves and their resultant code. This episode explains the whys and why nots of passionate coders and the

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 3 - Adventures in Software Contracting

Aug 28th, 2007

On this episode, I delve into my own recent experiences stepping away from the safety of a salaried position to that of an self-employed, independent software engineering contractor. I share my perspectives as well as my suggestions for others

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 2 - Virtual World Simulations

Aug 25th, 2007

The first actual (non-introductory) episode of the codedevl.com podcast. On this episode, I discuss virtual world simulations which I have been working on, along with my reasons, inspirations and outcomes along the way. The first of many podc

CodeDevl Podcast Episode 1 - Introduction

Aug 22nd, 2007

The inaugural podcast from codedevl.com. This is a very brief introduction to the host and the focus of this podcast. Expected time between episodes will most likely be a fortnight.

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