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62. Diversity and Inclusion with Derek Parham

On today’s episode we are talking about the important topic of diversity and inclusion and to help us with our discussion we are pleased to host Derek Parham, CTO of JOOR.

61. Guilds in the Workplace

On today’s episode of The Rabbit Hole Podcast we are talking guilds. What are guilds? Are you a part of one? Why should you join or form one? We’ll asking and helping you answer all these questions and more!

60. Machine Learning II With Tom Benham

On today’s episode of the The Rabbit Hole we welcome back Tom Behnam to continue our exploration of machine learning.

59. Agile for ALL THE THINGS

Today, we’ll be talking about Agile. Agile all the things. Everything from top to bottom. Left to right. Your whole life.

58. Death By a Thousand IFs with Jacob O'Donnell

On today’s show we have the honor of welcoming Jacob O’Donnell as our special guest. Jacob is a consultant at Stride and we are very happy to have such a good friend and experienced programmer join the show this time around.

57. Imposter Syndrome

Today on the show we are joined by none other than our host, Michael Nuñez’s brother, Steven Nuñez! Steven will be helping us in our discussion about a very special topic and one that is very common amongst developers, imposter’s syndrome! Sound familiar?

56. Comments Considered Harmful, Comments Considered Helpful

Today, we’ll be talking about whether comments are considered harmful or helpful. We’re pretty sure that there are many different comments you may have run into in your careers.

55. Organizing a Conference - Saron Yitbarek

Today on the podcast we welcome the awesome and the infamous, Saron Yitbarek. If you haven’t heard of her before, Saron is a developer, speaker, the Founder of Code Newbie and is heading up the 2018 Code Land Conference kicking off in May this year in NYC.

54. The Terror of Public Speaking

In today’s episode, we’re speaking about the terror of public speaking. Public speaking is scary for a lot of people, ourselves included.

53. Dope Python Tools - Darlin from Mighty.com Guest Stars!

On todays show’s we talk about a few great tools that you can use with Python. We are joined by Darlin Alberto from Mighty.com to help us unpack some of these tools and break down what’s good and what’s not.

52. Is 2018 the year GraphQL kills REST?

The focus of today’s episode is GraphQL. The team break down the language and how it might just be the way to go for the foreseeable future. Dave shares much of his experience and opinions on using GraphQL and we look at how it can fit into the rest of your operations.

51. Why bother with 1-on-1 meetings?

Today we’ll be talking about how to have effective one on one meetings and why you should bother having them. There’s nothing worse than a manager cornering you at the coffee station and saying, “We need to talk”.

50. Refactoring

On today’s show we talk about refactoring. As most of us know, refactoring can be a very important part of tidying code and making it more useable in the future.

50. Refactoring

On today’s show we talk about refactoring. As most of us know, refactoring can be a very important part of tidying code and making it more useable in the future.

49. Machine learning with Tom Benham

On today’s episode we talk to Tom Benham about machine learning. Tom has worked in finance and risk services and has studied data science machine learning.

49. Machine learning with Tom Benham

On today’s episode we talk to Tom Benham about machine learning. Tom has worked in finance and risk services and has studied data science machine learning.

48. Context Switching

On today’s show we discuss context switching. We all know how much time can be spent on changing between projects and how distracting arising issues can be.

47. DevOps with Brian Guthrie

Today’s show deals with the sometimes confusing, sometimes misleading term ‘DevOps’. We chat to Brain Guthrie who has worked at a host of different big companies including Soundcloud and ThoughtWorks and has many years of experience in and around the fields that the term DevOps is supposed to bridge.

46. The Last Responsible Moment

On today’s episode we break down the idea of ‘The Last Responsible Moment’. We talk about the benefits of leaving certain decisions to the latest possible time before finalizing them.

45. Resolutions and How to Keep Them

Today we have a very special New Year edition of the podcast! We chat about the idea of new year tech resolutions and the things we hope to achieve in the coming 12 months.

44. Onboarding with Ben Jackson

Our guest today on the show is Ben Jackson. Ben works in people operations and runs a company called for the win which helps companies to better their culture and create an optimized working environment for its employees.

43. Editor Picks of 2017

Today on the show we will be talking about, the show! We are going over our editor picks of the Rabbit Hole for 2017, reminiscing over the best episodes since we started recording the podcast back in September of 2016.

42. Max Jacobson Guest Stars! There are no rules

On todays show we welcome Max Jacobson. We’ll be discussing the differences between Ruby and other current languages and get Max’s perspective on which language is better for certain applications.

41. Make Organizational Change Stick

In our industry, change is inevitable and today on the podcast we are going to be talking about how to make organizational change stick.

40. The Batman Support Rotations

Today on the show we will be talking about the Batman and support rotations. The Batman or Batwoman is a real role and not just a superhero.

39. Toast to Failure

Today we will be talking about toasting to failures. We will get into what a toast to failure is and share some stories that pertain to failing and we will, of course, toast to them.