Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots
About the show
A podcast about the design, development, and business of great software. Each week thoughtbot's Chad Pytel is joined by the people who build and nurture the products we love.
Episodes
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137: The Haskell Renaissance (Pat Brisbin)
March 9th, 2015 | Season 3 | 30 mins 34 secs
Ben talks with Pat Brisbin on his new book, and the future of Haskell at thoughtbot.
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136: I Think it Was the Altitude (Ben Orenstein)
March 2nd, 2015 | Season 3 | 31 mins 16 secs
Chad officially welcomes Ben back to the podcast, discuses the employer/employee ideology that can facilitate a successful sabbatical, and reveals some exclusives on the future of thoughtbot.
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135: Planning For Change (Ben Arent)
February 23rd, 2015 | Season 3 | 33 mins 46 secs
Chad talks with Ben Arent, product manager at Rackspace, on the trials of app acquisition, as well as their favorite Sass tools.
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134: Growing to Meteor (Paul Dowman)
February 16th, 2015 | Season 3 | 41 mins 43 secs
Chad talks with Paul Dowman, founder of OK GROW!, on replacing Rails with Meteor, and how martial arts has made him a better developer.
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133: The DNA of Music (Matt Aimonetti)
February 9th, 2015 | Season 3 | 34 mins 40 secs
Chad talks with Matt Aimonetti, co-founder of Splice, on remote worker strategies, fundraising, and his vision for the future of digital musical collaboration.
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132: Story Tellers (Adarsh Pandit, Kyle Fiedler)
February 1st, 2015 | Season 3 | 38 mins 28 secs
Chad talks with fellow thoughtbotters Adarsh Pandit and Kyle Fiedler on the pros and cons of stories, story points, and job stories.
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131: The Human-Computer Interaction Umbrella (Irene Ros)
January 26th, 2015 | Season 3 | 32 mins 24 secs
Chad talks with Irene Ros, data visualization practice lead at Bocoup, about her pursuit of making data visualization function in a social context.
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130: Counting all the F-Words (Joanne Cheng)
January 19th, 2015 | Season 3 | 27 mins 48 secs
Chad & developer Joanne Cheng break down thoughtbot's statistical year in review!
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129: The Engineering of Payments (Ian Logan)
January 13th, 2015 | Season 3 | 35 mins 34 secs
Chad talks with Ian Logan, an Engineering Manager at Airbnb, on the challenges, ideology, implementation, and future of their payments system.
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128: To Attract and Retain (Dan Croak)
January 4th, 2015 | Season 3 | 47 mins 44 secs
Chad talks with thoughtbot CMO Dan Croak about our content marketing strategy, managing the flow of new media, and the origin of our growth team.
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127: Merging Worlds (Meng To)
December 22nd, 2014 | Season 3 | 39 mins 40 secs
Jeff Smith talks to Meng To, author of Design + Code about the blurring line between developers and designers, learning tools to better communicate, and the difficulties of planing a world-wide workshop tour.
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126: Log In to Your Space (Zach Dunn)
December 15th, 2014 | Season 3 | 47 mins 21 secs
Chad talks to Zach Dunn, CPO of Robin, about the future of smart spaces, working with family, and when to shift your company's scope.
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125: Rebooting (Adarsh Pandit)
December 7th, 2014 | Season 3 | 43 mins 51 secs
Chad talks to Adarsh Pandit, thoughtbot SF Managing Director & host of the Reboot podcast, about his personal journey which inspired our newest show.
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124: Maintaining Your Legacy (Scott Ford)
November 23rd, 2014 | Season 3 | 32 mins 57 secs
Chad talks to Scott Ford, founder & COO of Corgibytes, about the business of software remodeling/retrofitting, and finding value and beauty in old code.
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123: Don't Call It a Codecation (Chris Hunt)
November 18th, 2014 | Season 3 | 24 mins 49 secs
Ben & Chris Hunt catch up on their latest conference talks, podcasts, and things accomplished on their recent coding retreat.
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122: Ruby, the Weird Way (Britt Ballard, Caleb Thompson, Richard Schneeman, Terence Lee)
November 10th, 2014 | Season 3 | 50 mins 18 secs
Britt Ballard leads this roundtable discussion on home-growing your own conference and their experiences, from theme and logo selection to scheduling guests and venues, turning Keep Ruby Weird from a dream into a reality.