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📅 July 29, 2021

A Better Manager – Tim Stratton Interview

This episode of our interview with Timothy Stratton delves into experiences and how to be a better manager. We compare notes on what has worked for us and traits of those we seek to emulate. While the focus is on…

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📅 July 27, 2021

Interview With Timothy Stratton – Continuing Education

We continue our discussion with Timothy Stratton with a dive into continuing education and how to keep up in the fast-moving world. There are always job responsibilities to address that keep our time at a premium. We talk about finding…

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📅 July 22, 2021

Timothy Stratton Interview Part 2 – The Value of Higher Education

Part two of our series of interviews with Timothy Stratton looks at his early years. He started with a focus on higher education. That worked well for him, but not directly because of his studies. We explore how the journey…

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📅 July 20, 2021

Timothy Stratton Interview Part 1 – Starting a New Project

We start the next interview with an introduction to Timothy Stratton. He is an experienced developer moving into a role as a manager. This episode focuses on starting a new project and how to ramp up to new technologies. A…

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📅 July 15, 2021

Trevor Ewen Part 4 – Extending Code

We wrap up the Trevor Ewen interview series with a discussion of building libraries and extending code. While this is often a necessity, there are different ways it can be done to help separate your code from the core or…

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📅 July 13, 2021

Trevor Ewen Part 3 – Functional Core Imperative Shell

The third of our series of discussion episodes with Trevor Ewen touches on a functional core and imperative shell. This is an approach to building software that uses a strong core to extend to custom solutions. We provide some options for…

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