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Hosted by Dan Horton and Chris · technology · EN · 53 episodes
Step into the digital future with Think Big and Code Small, your essential tech podcast hosted by Dan Horton and Chris Westerhold. As seasoned technologists with a passion for innovation, Dan and Chris invite you to join their journey through the pulsating heart of technology.Experience the fusion of profound discussions and playful banter as our hosts demystify complex tech concepts, highlight cutting-edge trends, and engage with industry pioneers for unparalleled insights. Think Big and Code Small is more than a channel —it's a gateway for tech aficionados, experienced professionals, and the tech-curious to explore the dynamic tech landscape.Dive into the essence of tech leadership, the intricacies of implementation, and the latest in technology news. Look forward to captivating segments, enlightening interviews with guest experts, and deep dives into the most pressing tech topics of today. Elevate your knowledge, challenge your viewpoints, and savor a tech journey filled with disc
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<p></p><p>Have feedback or want to request a topic?</p><p>We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at thinkbigcodesmall@gmail.com</p><p>Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our YouTube channel</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe
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<p>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.</p><p>Have feedback or want to request a topic?</p><p>We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at thinkbigcodesmall@gmail.com</p><p>Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channel</p><p>Follow us on socials</p><p>Instagram - TikTok - X</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Think Big Code Small at ww...
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<p>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.</p><p>Join us for another great episode of Think Big Code Small</p><p>Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?</p><p>We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you...
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<p>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?</p><p>Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?</p><p>We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40...
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<p>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...
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