What do you get when you combine music, AI and 2 creative minds? You get my favorite musical anarchists Dadabots. CJ and Zack are with us today. We talked about AI, Machine learning, music, sample RNN and where to get started and how you can help the cause. The drive that these fellows have is very inspiring. Today, they are writing Science papers and doing a lot of performances and participating in different projects.

Ever wanted to be a fly on the wall when 2 senior fullstack developers are having a heart-to-heart conversation? Then this is the episode for you. Today we have Harry Bellamy who is a senior .net engineer and a fellow musician all the way from Leeds, UK

This week I had Vincent Tang on the show. We tried to compare lessons that we learned from as fullstack developers, we talked about how to organize your spare time and space for your hobbies and work.  Links: Vincent's personal website - vincentntang.com Vincent's Twitter - @vincentntang  Books: "Getting Things Done" by David Allen - amazon.com "Atomic Habits" by James Clear - amazon.com

Today we have the pleasure of getting to know Gary Krause He is a ninja software developer, a veteran, devoted husband and a father, and has a big passion for Pathfinder role playing games.

Today we will dive into a bit of history of algorithmic music composition, some of the projects that are out there and the project that I worked on as part of my master thesis.  Had a blast making this episode and it is a  topic I am passionate about.

In this episode I am tackling the topic of dealing with brand new applications. How to design them, implement them, pick the right technologies, where to start? Bear in mind (yeah I said it) that all of these are coming from my personal professional experiences and it is a system that worked for me so far.

There is nowhere to run, there is nowhere to hide.  You have been tasked to work on a legacy project. Don't despair because you've been tasked with an old junker. Be proud that someone trusts your skills enough that you can go in, replace those parts and make that old timer a head turner. In this episode I try to share some of my experiences and tips and tricks with dealing with legacy code

Today we have a lot of 3rd party libraries and toolkits that would help us launch an entire website in a matter of minutes. That makes our software development life easier but it feels like it created a gap between front end and backend development. With the pace of new technologies it makes it harder to keep up with everything. Joe and me are trying to address that problem. You can find Joe at: Coding blocks - https://www.codingblocks.net/ Personal website - https://joezack.com/

This week I am starting a new series called Design Patterns. It is one of those things that you probably used a lot of times but were never aware of it. There isn't a job interview that goes without asking questions about design patterns  and it's always the one you forgot to read about. This episode is more of an introduction to design patterns where we tried to answer the following questions: What are they? How are they classified? How are they describing the problems?

This week we are talking about microservices where we tried to answer some of the questions like: What are they? How to implement them? How to deal with them? What are the pitfalls when implementing them? More about Zac can be found at codingcoach.io manning.com/livevideo/react-in-motion React in motion book  40% promo code use: ytbraddy medium.com/@zackerthehacker twitch.tv/tinfoilsaint