Which are your favorite podcasts about programming?
from De_Narm@lemmy.world to programming@programming.dev on 27 Jun 11:18
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I recently took up running and need a few good podcasts to listen to while doing so. I thought this would be a great opportunity to broaden my general programming knowledge and keep more in touch with new developments - can you recommend something?

Everything goes, from weekly stuff summarizing new tech to deep dives into certain topics.

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Picasso@thelemmy.club on 27 Jun 11:44 next collapse

Darknet Diaries

antennapod.org/deeplink/subscribe/?url=https%3A%2…

Internet History Podcast

antennapod.org/deeplink/subscribe/?url=https%3A%2…

Snickeboa@lemmy.world on 27 Jun 12:18 next collapse

I enjoy The Primagens podcast “The Standup”. It’s on the ramblier/sillier side, but it features some serious discussions as well.

johnydoe666@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 27 Jun 13:14 next collapse

The local-first podcast, localfirst.fm, is quite good

emb@lemmy.world on 27 Jun 13:33 next collapse

I’ve subscribed to a few, though I often find myself getting lazy about listening to them. So take my suggestions with a grain of salt.

Some I used to listen to, some I’ve wanted to listen to, some of these coworkers recommended in recent weeks that I have little to no idea about. Hopefully this helps you find something you like!

  • Base.cs
  • Book Bytes
  • Coding Blocks
  • Command Line Heroes
  • CoRecursive
  • HanselMinutes
  • LambdaCast
  • No Silver Bullet
  • Signals and Threads
  • Toolsday
jeff@programming.dev on 27 Jun 16:41 collapse

RIP Coding Blocks. I listened to them for years but they are on a permanent hiatus.

atomic@programming.dev on 27 Jun 15:11 next collapse

Developer Voices with Kris Jenkins. Great in-depth conversation with developers about a new and interesting project they’re working on.

oantolin@discuss.online on 30 Jun 04:51 collapse

Kris Jenkins is a top-notch interviewer! He lets the interviewee talk, really pays attention and asks good follow up questions. I know that sounds like standard things an interviewer should do but at least in tech podcasts few seem to.

GissaMittJobb@lemmy.ml on 27 Jun 16:26 next collapse

Tangentially related, but I really enjoy Hard Fork, which covers the tech industry generally.

min@lemmy.sdf.org on 27 Jun 16:30 next collapse

Security Now twit.tv/shows/security-now

Every week there will be news topics, sometimes there are deep dives into technical topics.

FizzyOrange@programming.dev on 27 Jun 18:47 next collapse

Corecursive easily. It’s actually properly produced and very well presented. Not one of those rambling unscripted chats.

anton@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 27 Jun 19:38 next collapse

I like self directed research, it’s mostly rust stuff, but has some really interesting topics mixed in.

a2800276@lemmy.world on 28 Jun 05:15 next collapse

The embedded.fm podcast about (whodaguessed!) embedded programming is pretty great. I was surprised at how amusing they managed to make the topic and the excellent quality of interesting guest they continually recruit!

Apostolique@lemmy.world on 29 Jun 13:32 next collapse

My favorites are:

  • CoRecursive
  • Security Now
  • Breaking Math
  • This Developer’s Life

There are some that I haven’t started yet:

  • Software Engineering Daily
  • The Changelog
  • Signals and Threads
  • On the Metal
  • Soft Skills Engineering
askat@programming.dev on 30 Jun 03:44 collapse

Book overflow - they review coding related books