Anchoring Your Estimations: How to Keep Clients Happy
Clients are never happy when hearing that you've underestimated how long a project will take in reality. In today's episode, I talk about how to anchor your estimations and keep your clients happy, an...
24 Jul 201510min
Why You Should Refactor Your Software
In today's episode I'll talk about the importance of refactoring your software, identifying when you should refactor your code and tips and techniques for optimal refactoring to keep your code easier ...
22 Jul 201516min
Listener Question: What's The Difference Between a Junior and Senior Developer?
What is the difference between a Junior and Senior Developer? In today's episode, I talk about what it takes to get from Junior level programmer to a Senior level programmer. We'll go over some basic ...
20 Jul 201522min
Patrick Hill: Hobby Life vs. Work Life
in today's episode, I get to talk with fellow developer and podcaster Patrick Hill about how to balance hobbies and work life. We talk about goals, motivation, time management and learning to focus on...
17 Jul 201551min
Grant Ingersoll: The Numbers Don't Lie
I had the pleasure of talking with Grant Ingersoll. Grant is a search and NLP engineer, author of Taming Text and CTO at Lucidworks. In today's episode, Grant and I discuss his book, Taming Text, how...
15 Jul 201528min
Episode 100!
Today marks our 100th episode! Special thanks to you, the listener for tuning in, submitting your many listener questions, sending feedback, and for nominating Developer Tea as podcast of the year in ...
13 Jul 201514min
Daily routines and controlling impulsive behaviors
Today I talk about the pros and cons to the restraint bias or impulsive behaviors. Tools like a daily routine help to refocus your impulses. I'll go over routines and other helpful tools to help steer...
10 Jul 201512min
Your Brain: On IKEA as a cognitive bias
How many times have you seen someone create a framework, realize it has bugs, and instead of adopting a bigger framework, would rather spend the extra time fixing their bugs, all for the sake of using...
8 Jul 20159min
