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Software testing Podcast is a one-stop marketplace where you can listen to what is happening in the software QA testing industry. Subscribe us now for the best and most popular testing podcasts. Happy Podcasting!!
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The Weekly Dev's Brew

Jan-Niklas Wortmann | Web Development Enthusiast & Podcast Host

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Join host Jan-Niklas Wortmann in 'The Weekly Dev's Brew, where we explore the latest in web development, JavaScript, TypeScript, and emerging technologies. Engage in coffee shop-style conversations with industry experts to learn about frameworks like React, Vue, Angular, and everything remotely related. Follow us on social media for more insights https://www.weeklybrew.dev/
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In a world where destinies intertwine and shadows loom, Riku Sato, a spirit without a body but overflowing with wit and wisdom, teams up with the brave and hopeful Airi Kanzaki to confront the ruthless Kurogane, a power-hungry manipulator determined to plunge the realm into chaos. Their journey leads them through the enchanted Glimmering Forest and the haunting Arklight Ruins, as they seek the fabled Forge of Destiny to forge a weapon that can stop Kurogane's malevolence. Guided by the crypt ...
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yayQuery (audio only)

Paul Irish, Rebecca Murphey, Alex Sexton, Adam Sontag

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The yayQuery hosts have years of experience being neck-deep in their own jQuery development, as well as providing support and training to the community. The podcast tries to capture one of our favorite conference pastimes -- hanging out at a bar and talking code. About the hosts: From afar when you notice them at jquery conference, they look like the cool kids in high school. They just gather around and make fun of everybody.
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The Learning Driven Development Podcast (LDD Pod) is hosted by Josh Cirre and features a variety of content by amazing authors throughout the web. It's a series where Josh gets the incredible opportunity to read, learn, and share with YOU articles, blogs, documentation, stories, or other forms of written content that exist in the tech space. At the end of each episode, Josh will share his observations and learnings and (probably) ramble about the topic we read together.
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wgcompsci

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Hello Everyone! This podcast will feature weekly discussions covering everything computer science. Topics include: game design 2D and 3D using Unity3D, Web Design topics including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL and Apache webserver, Android Application Development, computer programming with Java, C# and C++, video/audio and image editing, and so, so much more. New episodes will be released weekly on Sunday evenings. Subscribe and join in on the newest topics related to computer science and infor ...
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Note To Future Me

Circle270Media Podcast Consultants

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Each episode gives listeners insight on how to develop and implement a podcast into their business' marketing strategy. Brett Johnson is the owner and lead consultant at Circle270Media Podcast Consultants. With over 35+ years of experience in Marketing, Content Creation, Audio Production/Recording and Broadcasting, the podcast consultants at Circle270Media strategically bring these strengths together for their business Podcast clients. Subscribe to my free Open The Mic Newsletter at https:// ...
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This is the audio version of 💌 Tiny Improvements: my weekly newsletter sharing one small yet impactful idea for product builders, startup founders, and indiehackers. It's your cheat code for building products your customers will love. Learn from the CTO of a Y Combinator-backed startup, with past experience at Google, Stripe, and Microsoft. About me: I'm Mike Bifulco. I live in Charlotte, North Carolina, where I work as the CTO and co-founder of Craftwork. I'm also a developer advocate, writ ...
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Jeffery Combs is an internationally recognized trainer in the network marketing & direct sales industry. Jeff specializes in prospecting, leadership, personal breakthroughs, prosperity consciousness, scripts, mindset training, and all levels of effective marketing. His many audio training programs benefit entrepreneurs & direct sales people at all levels of conscious development. Jeff has personally consulted with over 8,000 clients as a personal coach and mentor, and is highly sought after ...
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Get news you can use from thought leaders from the New York Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church (NYAC) and beyond. The All Things New podcast is designed to help NYAC laity and clergy get the information education, inspiration, and deep understanding needed to live more fully into their ministries and the life as United Methodists. The series, hosted by Rev. Doris K. Dalton, our NYAC Director of Connectional Ministries, aims to introduce listeners to a range of thought leaders, ...
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As the rise of audio is emerging, we decided to start sharing the knowledge we've gathered in the past decade. If you're a developer, marketer, salesperson, a manager or a business owner, we hope that you could be inspired and learn from this conversation and avoid the same mistakes we made. We will be posting many new podcasts with different members of our team. It would mean the world to us if you follow our channel. Let us know what you think!
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Welcome to "The Rose Window," where we explore the fascinating world of our minds, brain health and the revolutionary science that’s improving human connection. Over six conversations, we'll join Dr. Daniel Weinberger (founder of The Lieber Institute for Brain Development) and Ryan Cummins (special advisor), as they dissect the intricate web of connections that define our inner and outer worlds. From personal struggles to societal bonds, this series examines the pivotal role the human brain ...
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Gary P Hayes

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GaryPHayes's music is a rare hybrid of melodic progressive trance, celtic & world music and cinematic electronica. His versatility lies in his being able to exhibit the sensitivity in combining music of different cultures required for a wide range of film genre and being able to utilise both full orchestral scoring through arrangement and production to cutting edge electronic music realisation and sound design. Gary became interested in music at an early age and was playing guitar and clarin ...
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Stack Snacks

John Siwicki

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Explore the latest in tech each week with host John Siwicki on the Stack Snacks podcast. This snack-sized audio experience makes cutting-edge AI, product design, and development digestible. Get a peek behind the curtain at innovators like OpenAI, AWS, Google, and more. Learn how emerging technologies like AI chatbots, generative diffusion models, and advanced neural networks are transforming industries. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, developer, designer, or entrepreneur, the Stack Snacks ...
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When Bishop Bickerton toured the flood-ravaged areas in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom (a region composed of Caledonia, Essex, and Orleans counties), he returned with a made-up mind and a plan to put the collective impact of the newly-formed New Hope Episcopal Area into full gear. Bishop Bickerton tasked members of his Cabinets in New England and New …
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Micro-frontends promise to help teams scale development, but AWS Principal Architect Luca Mezzalira has seen some succeed and some just fall apart. In this conversation, he shares what he's learned from years of implementation work at companies like DAZN and through consulting with Fortune 500 organizations. Luca explains why micro-frontends are fu…
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Why CSS is Now the Fastest-Moving Space in Web Development (with Una Kravets) While everyone's talking about AI disrupting development, Una Kravets from Google Chrome reveals a surprising twist: CSS has quietly become the fastest-evolving part of web development. In this conversation, Una breaks down how features that required months of JavaScript …
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What does it take to build a web browser when everyone says it's impossible? In this episode, we sit down with Andreas Kling, the engineer behind Ladybird—the only major browser project that doesn't take money from Google. Andreas breaks down a uncomfortable truth: Google funds every major browser through search deals. Chrome, Firefox, Safari—they'…
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What does it take to accidentally become the maintainer of one of React's most popular libraries? In this episode, we sit down with Dominik Dorfmeister (aka. TkDodo), maintainer of React Query (now TanStack Query), to unpack his unexpected journey from answering Discord questions during COVID to maintaining a library with 10 million weekly download…
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What does it take to build one of the fastest-growing database ORMs from scratch? In this episode, we sit down with Andrii Sherman, co-founder of Drizzle, to unpack their philosophy: "If you know SQL, you know Drizzle." Andrii breaks down why their "headless ORM" approach is winning over developers frustrated with traditional ORMs. We dive deep int…
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In this bite-sized episode of Stack Snacks, John breaks down OpenAI’s brand-new open-weight releases—GPT-OSS 120B and GPT-OSS 20B. Learn how these downloadable models rival O4 Mini and O3 Mini, why owning the weights beats renting cloud compute, and what local deployment means for cost savings, privacy, and rapid experimentation. Perfect for founde…
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Ever wondered who actually decides how JavaScript evolves? In this episode, Jan-Niklas Wortmann sits down with Daniel Ehrenberg, President of Ecma International and long-time TC39 contributor, talking about how the language evolves—from vague idea to official spec. We unpack how proposals move through the stages, the philosophy behind JavaScript’s …
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Join us in this insightful episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew as we sit down with Jeff Cross, co-founder of NX, to explore the evolution of monorepos and their impact on modern web development. Jeff shares his journey from working on the Angular team to launching his own successful ventures, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and opportu…
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In this episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew, Jan sits down with Maya Shavin, Lead Software Engineer at Salesforce and mother of four, to explore an unconventional truth: parenting might be the best management training you never knew you needed. From navigating tantrums (both toddler and teammate) to mastering the art of patience in code reviews, Maya …
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In this episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew, Jan sits down with Michael Arnaldi, founder of Effect TS, to tackle a controversial truth: JavaScript's async model is fundamentally broken. From promises that lie about their errors to the nightmare of production-grade error handling, we delve into why traditional JavaScript tools in the realm of web devel…
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In this episode of The Weekly Dev’s Brew, Jan sits down with Daniel Roe to dive deep into a topic devs often overlook: web fonts. From performance pitfalls to implementation strategies, Daniel breaks down why your font choices might be slowing down your site—and what you can do about it. Whether you’ve been blindly copy-pasting Google Fonts or wond…
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In this episode of The Weekly Dev’s Brew, we dive into the current state of web development with Alexander Lichter, a core member of Nuxt and DevRel at Void Zero. Join us as we discuss Nitro, the innovative server engine powering Nuxt and its growing influence on frameworks like SolidStart and Analog. Discover how Nitro is transforming fullstack Ja…
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In this episode, join Jan-Niklas Wortmann and Ryan Carniato, creator of SolidJS and CEO of Signals, as they explore how signals are revolutionizing web development and reshaping JavaScript frameworks. Discover the ways SolidJS is competing with React through more than just superior performance, as well as the innovative features of Signals 2.0 and …
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In this episode, we dive into the impact of AI on web development with Rachel Lee-Nabors. Discover how AI is transforming user experience and the future landscape of software careers. We discuss the concept of 'enshittification' of platforms, the rise of personal agents, and revolutionary technologies like MCP. With AI changing coding practices and…
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In this episode, Jan-Niklas Wortmann interviews Capeletto Matias, a key figure in the open-source community and a member of the Vite core team. They discuss Matias's journey into open source, the evolution of Vite, and the importance of community in the success of modern web development tools. The conversation highlights the technical aspects of Vi…
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Jan-Niklas interviews Josh Goldberg, a developer who transitioned from Microsoft to full-time open source work in the TypeScript ecosystem. Josh shares his daily routine, work structure, and insights on balancing passion projects with professional commitments. The conversation covers Josh's current projects including Bingo (a repository templates t…
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Jan-Niklas Wortmann sits down with Mark Techson, a tech educator and engineer, to explore the intersection of education and technology. They discuss the importance of teaching methods that empower learners, the challenges of coding, and the evolving landscape of tech interviews. Mark shares insights on leadership in tech, the magic of modern develo…
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Tired of tech podcasts that sound like AI-generated hype machines? The Weekly Dev's Brew cuts through the noise with honest conversations about web development—no buzzword bingo required. Each week, we sit down with the actual builders of the web—from library maintainers and framework creators to thought leaders and CEOs—for authentic discussions o…
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OpenAI's recent release of ChatGPT 4.1 to its web app marks an exciting development in AI accessibility. Previously, this version was exclusive to API users, making its transition to the web app significant. The rollout not only broadens access but highlights 4.1's capabilities, particularly in code generation and comprehension. Testing reveals cle…
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ABOUT OUR GUEST(S) Rev. Dr. Steve Young Dong Kim is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, a member of the New York Annual Conference (currently serving at Pound Ridge UMC in Westchester County), and Chair of the NYAC Asian Council. Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim is a prominent Korean-American theologian, author, and pastor who has made signi…
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In this sixth and final conversation, host Dr. Daniel Weinberger and co-host Ryan Cummins explore the science of aging—what it means at a cellular level and how it shapes our cognition, resilience, and vitality. They discuss the biological underpinnings of aging, including how our genes and environment interact to influence the process, why some br…
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Understanding Ballot #3: Article V: Racial Justice In this conversation with Rev. Dr. Giovanni Arroyo (General Secretary for The United Methodist Church’s General Commission on Religion and Race and Rev. Doris K. Dalton (Director of Connectional Ministries, New York Annual Conference) offer details on Ballot #3: Article V: Racial Justice. At the Un…
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Understanding Why Immigration Justice Matters to United Methodists In this conversation with Rev. Paul Fleck (Executive Director, Immigration Law & Justice NY) and Rev. Doris K. Dalton (Director of Connectional Ministries) offer details why immigration justice is so much more than a political issue for United Methodists. Listen to this entire podca…
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Understanding Paragraph 4 Article 4 Ballot #2 In this conversation with Rev. Dr. Denise Smartt Sears (Director of Leadership Development and Accountability, United Methodist Church’s General Commission on the Status and Role of Women and an ordained elder and member of the New York Annual Conference) and Rev. Doris K. Dalton (Director of Connection…
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In this episode, we dive into the latest developments in AI as 2024 draws to a close, focusing on major updates from both ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. The discussion covers ChatGPT's new universal search feature and mobile vision capabilities, along with OpenAI's Sora text-to-video model. The episode highlights Google's comeback with Gemini 2.0 and…
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Ballot #3: Article V: Racial Justice Rev. Doris K. Dalton (NYAC Director of Connectional Ministries) recently sat down with Karen Prudente, laity and member of Christ United Methodist Church, for an informative conversation on the topic of worldwide regionalization—a package of legislation that gives The United Methodist Church’s different geograph…
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In this fifth of six conversations, host Dr. Daniel Weinberger and co-host Ryan Cummins unravel the complexities of mood disorders, focusing on depression, bipolar disorder, and hypomania. They explore the spectrum of these conditions, their biological and genetic underpinnings, and the intricate dance between genes and environment in shaping mood.…
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ChatGPT Search is finally here, but is it any good? We're digging into this new AI search engine in a casual, no-nonsense way, exploring its features, quirks, and comparing it to the reigning champ, Google. I'll walk you through my own experiences using ChatGPT Search, showing you what it can do, where it excels, and where it falls a little short. …
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The audio discusses headless commerce architecture in detail, explaining its components and benefits. It discusses the specific headless e-commerce platform SAP Commerce Cloud and its headless storefront Spartacus. The text also explores the MACH principles (microservices, API-first, cloud-native, and headless) and how they contribute to headless c…
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Is it better to use the tech stack that you know and you're familiar with or the tech stack that better solves the problem at hand? Can tools like HTMX or Livewire measure up to the needs of a highly interactive web application like NextJS? Why did Gumroad choose to go with NextJS over HTMX and is that a good thing? Let's learn together. –––– Artic…
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Why aren't beginners learning PHP or Laravel instead of JavaScript or some enterprise language like Java or C#? Is it because there's more jobs outside of PHP? What can we do to fix this? Let's learn together. –––– Article: https://justinjackson.ca/summer-project Justin Jackson's Website: https://justinjackson.ca/ Justin Jackson on Twitter/X: https…
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I didn't really touch PHP (other than some WP themes or plugins here and there, don't sue me) until 2 years ago when I started building apps in Laravel. PHP is a much different language than it was 10-15 years ago. But why is everyone talking about it now? We read an article from Mux/Dave Kiss where we get a front row seat as Dave tries Laravel for…
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There's a lot of folks like me who prefer sending HTML over the wire with tools like Livewire, HTMX, Hotwire, AlpineAJAX or others. So do we all hate JavaScript? No. But, it doesn't mean you should use JavaScript for everything. In this episode, we read an article from Carson Gross (the creator of HTMX) on why Hypermedia should be used on ALL THE T…
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Can you speedrun preparing to do something? Can you learn to do something fast by prepping to do it fast? In this episode, we delve into the secrets of building rapidly by exploring an article from LearnHowToLearn.org. Written by DNBT 777, the article details the technique of outline speedrunning, a method designed to speed up both the planning and…
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How can we learn from past decisions (especially in tech) but also make better decisions in the future at the same time? Max Stoiber is a living legend in the JavaScript world. Cofounder & CEO of Stellate, co-creator of styled-components & react-boilerplate, and last but not least, the author of "How to better at making decisions" among other stell…
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In this episode of Stack Snacks, we dive into the challenges and surprises of living without Google Search. Our host shares their experience of replacing Google with AI-powered alternatives like Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Claude. From accidental searches on Android to missing out on Google's interactive sports updates, discover the hurdles and unexpe…
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What is clean code? Are there benefits to writing it? What are things to think about as you write code and keep the future of maintaining that code in mind? This episode of Learning Driven Development, we read "Benefits of Writing Clean, Maintainable Code" by Jamie Peters at Jump24. Links: Article: https://jump24.co.uk/journal/benefits-of-writing-c…
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What would you tell your younger self if you could tell them how to write better code? What would your younger self tell you now? Brent's Github: https://github.com/brendt Stitcher.io: https://stitcher.io/newsletter/subscribe Article Link: https://stitcher.io/blog/i-dont-code-the-way-i-used-to Keep creating. --- 📹 **Watch My VSCode Setup Video:** h…
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In this episode of StackSnacks, we dive into the game-changing impact of Claude 3.5 Sonnet and its Artifacts feature on software development. Our host shares personal experiences of how this AI tool significantly boosted productivity, allowing complex tasks to be completed in a fraction of the usual time. We explore the potential shift in developme…
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Every line of code comes at a price. So how do you write "good" code? In this episode we read "Write code that is easy to delete, not easy to extend" by Tef. Article: https://programmingisterrible.com/post/139222674273/write-code-that-is-easy-to-delete-not-easy-to Tef's Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@tef About Tef: https://programmingisterrible…
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In this episode of Stack Snacks, we dive into the latest and most exciting updates to Google's Gemini AI. We explore how Gemini is now integrating with essential Google apps like Keep, Calendar, and Docs, potentially revolutionizing personal productivity. The spotlight then turns to Gemini Live, Google's new voice-based AI companion, as we share fi…
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Put down that book, pause that video, bookmark that course, and just start building the thing you've been wanting to build. You'll find the pieces you need to learn as you go. But just do it. In this episode of 'Learning Driven Development,' we dive into the five crucial lessons learned from creating a Laravel package, as shared by Ash Allen. From …
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No matter if you just started your development journey or your ten years deep, we all struggle with those feelings of self doubt. Am I even a developer? On this episode of Learning Driven Development, we read "Ctrl+Alt+Delete: How I Force Quit My Old Career and Started Coding" by Marcy Acevedo at Tighten. Links: Article: https://tighten.com/insight…
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On this episode of the Learning Driven Development podcast, we read an article from one of my favorite authors in the startup space: Jason Cohen. Your customers hate MVPs. Make a SLC instead. Article: https://longform.asmartbear.com/slc/ Jason's Website: https://longform.asmartbear.com/jason-cohen/ Jason's Twitter/X: https://x.com/asmartbear…
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