Lars Wikman, Andreas Ekeroot

Regular Programming

Conversations about programming. By Andreas Ekeroot and Lars Wikman, funded by Underjord.io.

Author

Lars Wikman, Andreas Ekeroot

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Technology

Podcast website

www.regprog.com

Latest episode

Jan 20, 2025

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Episodes

About Types 08.11.2021

Show notes, hopefully some day :)

About Databases 29.10.2021

Show notes TBD, maybe :)

About Production 11.10.2021

Running with show notes?

About Vacations 27.09.2021

Some show notes might show up later if you are lucky :)

About Observability 13.09.2021

More notes TBD

About Gear 30.08.2021

We're talking gear and trying to answer the always relevant question of what is needed to program. C++ CSS HTML Javascript Gymnasium IBM's briefcase-shaped PC Monochrome monitor Glitch.app or maybe Glitch.io Raspberry pi, all versions Microsoft ergonomic keyboard Trackball GHC Swift Rust LLVM Property based testing explained by Jessitron Elixir Erlang BEAM Dialyzer Docker Vagrant VirtualBox Moore'...

About Testing 16.08.2021

Painstakingly putting together a framework on frameworks. Also name dropping as if there was no tomorrow. Ariane 5 rocket launch explosion TDD Haskell Python Mocking or mock objects Quickcheck Hypothesis Pytest Elixir Phoenix Framework Domain-driven design Telegram Elixir Outlaws: Episode 97: Successfully Vamped Chaos monkey Prince of persia Testing telecoms software with quviq QuickCheck Blue gre...

About Onboarding 02.08.2021

Jonathan Stark speaks about value based pricing, his podcast Ditching Hourly is highly recommended. Fight Club

About Servers 19.07.2021

Show notes are on vacation time. Hopefully we'll have them expanded eventually :)

About Tooling 05.07.2021

Notes will arrive if vacation allows.

About ORMs 21.06.2021

All about that base, data base no, trouble. ORM Python PHP SQLAlchemy Django ORM Drupal Wordpress Elasticsearch C# dapper Ecto Elixir The pattern book Laravel Ruby Java Diesel Selda Haskell SQL SQLite PostgreSQL MySQL MS SQL N+1 queries select_related prefetch_related aka The other one REST Modelforms Ecto schemas Ecto changesets Http forms Repo insert Repo update Data mapper Structs in Elixir Rec...

About Frameworks 07.06.2021

Painstakingly putting together a framework on frameworks. Also name dropping frameworks and everything under the sun as if there was no tomorrow. Phoenix Framework tailwindcss alpinejs Django jQuery Wordpress Laravel Symphony Drupal Django admin Django modelforms Ecto schemas in Phoenix Ecto changesets in Phoenix Ruby on Rails Django formsets Flask FastApi HTTP basic auth Django REST framework Plu...

About Communication 24.05.2021

On the benefits and woes of written communication. Code reviews are usually written, so we revisit them again. rfc2119 Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels Dunning–Kruger effect

About Code Reviews 11.05.2021

On the benefits and woes of code reviews. Accelerate by Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humlbe and Gene Kim Marie Kondo Flying workstation CI/CD Kubernetes "Nobody expects the spanish inquisition!" hlint Credo clippy rustfmt dialyzer The do-not-eat-all-the-resources-ticket partial in Python

About Javascript 20.04.2021

Sometimes you end up talking about Javascript.  Unpoly Mithril.js Lodash Webpack Parcel.js Elixir Phoenix Alpine.js Stimulus Turbolinks Cordova React native npx Marie Kondo Elevator saga Lars mentorship Fancy forms without Javascript Mozilla Developer Network MJPEG HTTP Live Streaming Membrane framework FFMPEG WebRTC WebUSB Web Bluetooth Remote Code Execution in Slack desktop apps Stagefright, And...

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