Throughout our lifetime as coders, engineering, architects or simply code monkeys, we need to challenge ourselves often or we face the possibility of our abilities atrophying.

Failure to estimate a project's requirements accurately greatly affects your own ability meet deadlines as well as diminishes your trustability in the eyes of others, including clients and/or employers. I explain why and provide some solutions in this episode.

The illustrious 'zone' as it were is that place a coder's mind goes to when dealing with a particularly difficult, complex and/or interesting piece of code/logic. You generally don't know when you're in the zone, you only know you were once you're out of it. In this episode I go into detail about the (null)

Great coders are passionate about their art. They don(null)

On this episode, I delve into my own recent experiences stepping away from the safety of a salaried position to that of an self-employed, independent software engineering contractor. I share my perspectives as well as my suggestions for others contemplating attempting such a move.

The first actual (non-introductory) episode of the codedevl.com podcast. On this episode, I discuss virtual world simulations which I have been working on, along with my reasons, inspirations and outcomes along the way. The first of many podcasts prepared for release.

The inaugural podcast from codedevl.com. This is a very brief introduction to the host and the focus of this podcast. Expected time between episodes will most likely be a fortnight.