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Welcome Back! Its been a while but we are finally back at it and are ready to kick off the new year! We talk about our recent struggles along with some predictions for 2025.

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This week, we will continue to focus on efficiency. We will explore the concept of the development triangle, which involves balancing speed, quality, and cost. Go through the importance of finding the right equilibrium to avoid poor quality and excessive technical debt. Finally, we discuss the importance of making informed decisions and consistently striving for improvement.

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We've been constantly seeking the next big thing in software development, always chasing innovation. However, despite our efforts, we seem to keep facing the same old challenges. Recently, Chris and I came across an article by Ray Carnes on Medium, where he mentioned not having seen a new software development problem in 30 years. This got us thinking - why does this cycle continue, and more importantly, how can we break free from it at last?

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For decades, we've been riding the wave of innovation, chasing the next big tool, the next breakthrough in software development. And yet, here we are, still grappling with the same age old challenges. Chris and I came across an article from Ray Carnes on Medium. He titled it, I haven't seen a new software development problem in 30 years. And he's not wrong. It caused us to stop in our tracks and have a thought. And we wanted to share that with you. But the question is, why does this cycle persist? More importantly, how do we finally break free from it?

Article Link - https://medium.com/illumination/i-havent-seen-a-new-software-development-problem-in-thirty-years-e9bddfe73838

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On this episode, we're diving deep into the unique challenges and opportunities of managing engineering teams in a remote work environment. Chris had the opportunity to interview Eli Goodman, the head of product at Tuple. Together, they share their insights, experiences, and a wealth of knowledge on the nuances of remote work, emphasizing the value of pairing and the strategic use of tools to foster collaboration and overall success for the team.

About Tuple

Tuple is remote pair programming app for macOS and Windows, designed to make you feel like you're collaborating in person. It’s got loads of developer-specific touches you just don’t see with generic screen sharing tools.

If you are interested in learning more, check them out at their website, here.

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Today, we're diving into a topic that resonates with many of us in software development: the distinction between being agile and doing agile. Our conversation explores a fundamental difference between these two concepts. We uncover why simply doing agile or following the methodologies and things like holding meetings and doing ceremonies often fall short.

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Welcome to this week's podcast, where we delve into the critical aspects of enhancing developer experience. Imagine eliminating slow build times, navigating through well-documented processes, and experiencing streamlined onboarding. Prioritizing developer experience isn't just beneficial; it's essential in today's market. We explore the importance of understanding developers' challenges to boost productivity, reduce tech debt, and spark innovation.

Time is a precious commodity in software development, and prioritizing it will make a difference. We explore the balance between developer autonomy and the necessary boundaries to maintain that order. Simplicity and clarity in the process and tools are critical in maintaining high productivity. Moreover, we'll examine why focusing on outcomes over processes is critical and how measuring the right metrics can lead to significant improvements.

Join us as we uncover strategies to enhance the developer's experience, drive better outcomes, and transform how you build software.

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