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Application security is getting attention. cnn.com/2021/12/23/pol…

RefCountPodcast is back again this week. We talk about the log4j vulnerability and what role programmers play in application security. feed.refcountpodcast.com/episode018.mp3

Should software developers be licensed?

We are back this week with episode 17. We talk about historical and current efforts to license software developers. Maybe our most controversial episode yet! refcountpodcast.com

A new episode, "Episode 16: Rubberducking via podcast" is now available! refcountpodcast.com

Episode 15: The history of FTP has just been released. Warning: We partially researched this one so it may contain fact-based statements. Don't worry, we will be back to our regular incoherent technobabble in the next episode. refcountpodcast.com

Andy has been thinking about Java recently, but does he have room in his heart for more than one runtime? Find out in our latest episode! ☕️ refcountpodcast.com

We are back at it with Episode 13: A long eight seconds. It is all about learning. Also Andy tries tries to introduce a new word. refcountpodcast.com

Any Nashville Area VueJS devs looking for work or a change? Hit me up, we are hiring.

@_austinblade I’ve found this to be true for sketching too. If you draw all characters and environments in the same style then the cohesion makes the intention shine.

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Episode 10 just arrived. We talk about our opinions of C# and what we wish would change. This is part 1 of our C# talk. Next weeks episode is focused on the things we really appreciate about C#. refcountpodcast.com

Episode 9 is all about web technologies! We talk about where the web has been and where it could be going. Give us your opinions about the web. We want to know what you think. refcountpodcast.com

Episode 8 is out and its about code smells and a developer's intuition. Get it now at refcountpodcast.com

Special shout-out to our European listeners, particularly those in Lithuania. We see you!

Episode 7 “A bucket of smaller buckets” is out now. We talk about mono-repos and why you may or may not want to use them. Grab it here refcountpodcast.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Have you ever sat back and thought to yourself, “gee, I bet I could make Skeletor into pretty compelling metaphor”? Yeah, I used to think so too... In fact here’s a recording of me failing to do just that.

The Reference Counting Podcast @RefCountPodcast

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Episode 6: "Unworkable metaphors" is out now! We dive into our teaching philosophy and how students can be helped (or hurt) by the metaphors we use. Check it out now at refcountpodcast.com or in your favorite podcast store. (This gif makes sense if you listen)

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Episode 6: "Unworkable metaphors" is out now! We dive into our teaching philosophy and how students can be helped (or hurt) by the metaphors we use. Check it out now at refcountpodcast.com or in your favorite podcast store. (This gif makes sense if you listen)

Episode 5: “Today is yesterday's tomorrow” is out! Grab it now from refcountpodcast.com

"Episode 4: Can’t we just write sql?" is out now. We talk mostly about ORMs. Get it now in iTunes, Google Podcasts, or at our site refcountpodcast.com #programming #podcast