Developer Tea
Developer Tea exists to help driven developers connect to their ultimate purpose and excel at their work so that they can positively impact the people they influence. With over 17 million downloads to date, Developer Tea is a short podcast hosted by Jonathan Cutrell, engineering leader with over 15 years of industry experience. We hope you'll take the topics from this podcast and continue the conversation, either online or in person with your peers. Email: developertea@gmail.com

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The Twelve-Factor App, Part 1: Codebase

The Twelve-Factor App, Part 1: Codebase

This week, I'm going to go dig into a few of Heroku's Twelve-Factor Application Model. Today's episode will be focused around codebase also known as a repository. We'll talk about understanding codeba...

17 Elo 201514min

Mutable States, Refactory Tips & Reasonable Code Techniques

Mutable States, Refactory Tips & Reasonable Code Techniques

In today's episode I'll dig into mutable states and go over two things you can do to get away from relying on external states so you can read and test methods. Be sure to check out Sandy Metz's 2015 ...

15 Elo 201511min

Reading the Manual

Reading the Manual

In today's episode, I talk about the importance of stopping assumptions in their tracks by reading manuals. I'll go over documentation, and tips to get you started on the fundamentals of manual readin...

12 Elo 201514min

Intentional Problem Solving: How To Work It Out, Without Google

Intentional Problem Solving: How To Work It Out, Without Google

In today's episode, I talk about intentional problem solving and challenge listeners to stop reaching for the quickest answer and instead experience the problem. During today's episode I provide some ...

10 Elo 201513min

Listener Question: Dhruv Asks, "What should a beginner like me work on?"

Listener Question: Dhruv Asks, "What should a beginner like me work on?"

In today's episode I respond to a listener question that came in from Dhruv, who asks, "What should a beginner like me work on?" Aside from being a better coder, where should you expand your knowledge...

7 Elo 201521min

The Power of the Minute & Engineering Memorable Experiences

The Power of the Minute & Engineering Memorable Experiences

On Today's episode, I talk about making a good first impression. How can we engineer memorable moments that will create a positive impact on how people will remember your product or service? We don't ...

5 Elo 201513min

Single Responsibility Principle: A Class Should Have One, and Only One Reason to Change

Single Responsibility Principle: A Class Should Have One, and Only One Reason to Change

In today's episode I review why focus is so important to coding by diving into the Solid Principles developed by Robert C. Martin also known as "Uncle Bob" and the importance of the Single Responsibil...

3 Elo 20159min

Listener Question: Janus asks, As a Designer, when should I let someone else do the code heavy lifting?

Listener Question: Janus asks, As a Designer, when should I let someone else do the code heavy lifting?

Today's episode, I answer a listener question from Janus, who focuses primarily on User Experience and Design. Janus asks, How much code should I know before handing it to a developer? Programming isn...

31 Heinä 201522min

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