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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.Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

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.Join us for another great episode of Think Big Code SmallWanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

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?Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

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 from it?Article Link - https://medium.com/illumination/i-havent-seen-a-new-software-development-problem-in-thirty-years-e9bddfe73838Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

On this episode, we're diving deep into the unique challenges and opportunities of managing engineering teams in a remote work environment. Chris had the opportunity to interview Eli Goodman, the head of product at Tuple. Together, they share their insights, experiences, and a wealth of knowledge on the nuances of remote work, emphasizing the value of pairing and the strategic use of tools to foster collaboration and overall success for the team.About TupleTuple is remote pair programming app for macOS and Windows, designed to make you feel like you're collaborating in person. It’s got loads of developer-specific touches you just don’t see with generic screen sharing tools.If you are interested in learning more, check them out at their website, here. Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Today, we're diving into a topic that resonates with many of us in software development: the distinction between being agile and doing agile. Our conversation explores a fundamental difference between these two concepts. We uncover why simply doing agile or following the methodologies and things like holding meetings and doing ceremonies often fall short.Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Welcome to this week's podcast, where we delve into the critical aspects of enhancing developer experience. Imagine eliminating slow build times, navigating through well-documented processes, and experiencing streamlined onboarding. Prioritizing developer experience isn't just beneficial; it's essential in today's market. We explore the importance of understanding developers' challenges to boost productivity, reduce tech debt, and spark innovation.Time is a precious commodity in software development, and prioritizing it will make a difference. We explore the balance between developer autonomy and the necessary boundaries to maintain that order. Simplicity and clarity in the process and tools are critical in maintaining high productivity. Moreover, we'll examine why focusing on outcomes over processes is critical and how measuring the right metrics can lead to significant improvements. Join us as we uncover strategies to enhance the developer's experience, drive better outcomes, and transform how you build software.Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Welcome to another episode, in which Chris and I dive deep into the difference between the science of project delivery and the art of project leadership. Over 70% of technology projects fail to achieve their goals. So, the question is, what does it take to steer a multi-year project or initiative to success?Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this episode Dan and Chris take a deeper dive into one of our articles, “The significance of organizational decisions on engineering efficiency”. We dive deeper into more examples, discuss organizational change, and how developer seem to be left holding the bag when it comes to productivity. Join us for another great episode!Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join us as we sit down with the CEO and co-founder of Port, a low/no code developer portal solution. We talk about all things developer portals, how the market was started, problems that we see people struggle with, and where we think the market is headed. Join us for this interesting look into the developer portal market with the great people over at Port. Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - XCheck out our great merch! Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Platforms seem to be everywhere these days but why are they so powerful and what do people get so wrong with them? Join Dan and Chris in a conversation around a platform mindset and how to best leverage this way of thinking. Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - XCheck out our great merch! Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Imagine a state where you are completely absorbed in your task, pushing your skills to the limit, yet feeling totally in control and exhilarated. That's the power of deep work and flow state. And how often do you actually feel that way?For most of us, it's hardly ever.Emails, notifications, the open office layout, it's all ruining our ability to have focus. In this week's episode, Chris and I are going to dive deep into deep work and flow state. We're going to cover what it is, why it matters, and how you can use it to increase your overall productivity, whether you're an individual or an organization.Think Big Code Small is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - XCheck out our great merch! Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Topics and Takeaways* Why planning is so hard* We humans are just terrible at estimating* How does system and organizational complexity add to planning issues* Do we build in terrible planning in our processes* Do we pretty much guarantee bad planning with the way we do “agile” and portfolio planning?* If we are so bad at estimating… why do we do it?* We are trying to use AI for everything these days… can we use it to help with planning?Wanting to learn how to code or improve your coding skills?We have a deal with CodeCrafters to save you 40% off their service. With CodeCrafters you get to learn by writing real complex software. Recreate Redis, Git, Docker — with your own hands. Gain expert-level confidence by taking action anddiving deep, learning from the world's best.Get your savings here!Have feedback or want to request a topic?We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at [email protected]’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelFollow us on socialsInstagram - TikTok - X Check out our great merch! Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelhttps://youtube.com/@thinkbigcodesmallUpcoming Events* DX Fireside Chat in New York - In person* 3/21 - Email us for information* Jellyfish Engineering Leaders Coffee Chat* Sign up here - https://bit.ly/43a1zRmFollow us on socialshttps://www.instagram.com/thinkbigcodesmall/https://www.tiktok.com/https://twitter.com/TheRealTBCSCheck out our great merch!https://shop.thinkbigcodesmall.io/ Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelhttps://youtube.com/@thinkbigcodesmallUpcoming Events* DX Fireside Chat in New York - In person* 3/20 - Email us for information* Jellyfish Engineering Leaders Coffee Chat* Sign up here - https://bit.ly/43a1zRmFollow us on socialshttps://www.instagram.com/thinkbigcodesmall/https://www.tiktok.com/https://twitter.com/TheRealTBCSCheck out our great merch!https://shop.thinkbigcodesmall.io/ Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our new YouTube channelhttps://youtube.com/@thinkbigcodesmallUpcoming Events* Internal Developer Portals: Market Landscape* https://getdx.com/webinar/internal-developer-portals-landscape/Follow us on socialshttps://www.instagram.com/thinkbigcodesmall/https://www.tiktok.com/https://twitter.com/TheRealTBCSCheck out our great merch!https://shop.thinkbigcodesmall.io/ Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join Chris and Dan for another great episode! Don’t forget to subscribe to us on our new Youtube channelhttps://youtube.com/@thinkbigcodesmallWebinars* Internal Developer Portals: Use Cases and Key Components* https://getdx.com/webinar/internal-developer-portals-overview/* Internal Developer Portals: Market Landscape* https://getdx.com/webinar/internal-developer-portals-landscape/Follow us on socials https://www.instagram.com/thinkbigcodesmall/https://www.tiktok.com/ https://twitter.com/TheRealTBCS Check out our great merch! https://shop.thinkbigcodesmall.io/ Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Check out the full length podcast here or a shortened version on Youtube!This episode explores the challenges and considerations of modernizing legacy applications, particularly those running on mainframes. Dan and Chris discuss the persistence of mainframes in various industries and the potential risks associated with the retirement of experienced technologists who understand these systems. They also examine the options for modernization, including rip and replace, building a wrapper around the legacy system, or gradually transitioning to new technologies. Takeaways - Legacy applications running on mainframes continue to play a critical role in many industries, and the retirement of experienced technologists poses a risk to organizations that rely on these systems. - Modernizing legacy applications requires a deep understanding of the business domain and the complex business logic embedded in the code. - Rip and replace approaches are costly and time-consuming, and may not always be the best solution. Building a wrapper around the legacy system or gradually transitioning to new technologies can be more practical. - The cloud can offer scalability and accessibility benefits, but it is not a one-size-fits-all solution for legacy modernization. - Strategies for modernization should focus on the fringes and edges of the system, gradually replacing components and leveraging existing API layers. Legacy system modernization requires a deep understanding of the domain knowledge and business rules embedded in the system. - The complexity of legacy systems makes it challenging to fully comprehend their functionality and make informed decisions about modernization. - AI can assist in certain aspects of legacy system modernization, but it is not a silver bullet and cannot replace human expertise. - Courageous leaders are needed to take on the challenge of legacy system modernization and make strategic decisions based on ROI and business outcomes.Don’t forget to subscribe to us on Youtube and follow us here! Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this interview Think Big Code Small interviews Rahib Amin, an API strategist, shares his journey and insights into API strategy. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the value of APIs and how they enable business interactions. They also discuss the need for a comprehensive API strategy that considers the perspectives of various stakeholders and connects business value with technical assets. Key takeaways - APIs are valuable assets that enable business interactions and should be treated as products. - A comprehensive API strategy considers the perspectives of various stakeholders and connects business value with technical assets. - API strategy should address both internal and external APIs, with a focus on scalability, composability, and discoverability. - Integration with third-party tools and platforms should be carefully evaluated to ensure compatibility and avoid limitations. - Businesses should continuously assess and improve their API strategy based on their specific needs and use cases. Understand the real needs of clients and prioritize based on business opportunities. - Consider all stakeholders, including developers and architects, and create feedback loops for continuous improvement. - Focus on API design and automation to streamline the development process. - Use contracts to enforce API design and manage changes effectively. - Consider monetization and versioning strategies during the design phase. - Be flexible in decision-making and find a balance between best practices and practicality. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this insightful episode, we delve into the fascinating world of technology as showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Dan and Chris look into a few different areas including the potential of AI-powered devices, the future of automated vehicles, transparent TVs, autonomous heavy equipment, the importance of human interaction in technology, and language translation devices. Join us for our first video based episode! You can watch the video here or check us out on Youtube!Think Big Code Small is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In our first interview, we talk to Sachin and Dinker who are the driving force behind the EEBO metrics framework. In our discussion, we have a deep discussion about the significance of metrics and measurements in the engineering domain along with emphasizing the importance of establishing clear intentions and a shared understanding when implementing metrics. We also talk about the potential pitfalls of fixating on a single metric, leading to defensive behavior and reduced confidence. The goal is to provide valuable insights and practical steps for teams and leaders looking to leverage metrics effectively in their organizations.Find out more about the EEBO framework here.Think Big Code Small is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this intriguing discussion, Dan and Chris delve into the fascinating world of mixed reality, virtual reality, and augmented reality, particularly within the realm of sports. They explore the potential benefits of immersive experiences for athletes and fans, highlighting the importance of tactile feedback and interactivity. While acknowledging the exciting possibilities, they express concerns about the intrusive nature of advertising and the need for responsible implementation. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this insightful conversation, the Dan and Chris explore the nuances of team dynamics and effective leadership. They discuss common leadership challenges, such as lack of clarity, herding mentality, and unnecessary meetings. While acknowledging the importance of leadership from the top-down, they also emphasize the power of self-managed teams in achieving high performance. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding Tuckman's Team Model and establishing clear team communication and work expectations.Let us know what you think! Join us in the chat or leave a comment on this post!Think Big Code Small is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Its been a big year for technology, especially in the AI space, but what tech didn’t make it through the year. There are more than a few big names that called it quits in 2023. Join us as we talk about some of these stories and what we think may rise from the ashes.You can check out our other posts for more episodes or subscribe to us on Apple, Spotify, or any other major podcasting platform. Thanks for checking outThink Big Code Small! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Its that time of year again, prediction season. Today Dan and I look into the what 2024 might bring in the technology space. We react to Forester’s along with giving our top five predictions going into next year. Its going to be really fun to look back this time next year and see just how poorly we did.Thanks for reading Think Big Code Small! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support our work. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this enlightening conversation, Dan and Chris delve into the nuances of optimizing developer experience. They share valuable insights and strategies for streamlining development processes, reducing bottlenecks, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. From conducting a current state assessment to understanding tooling ecosystems and fostering innovation, this discussion provides a roadmap for enhancing developer productivity Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this candid conversation, the Dan and Chris delve into the intricacies of tech development, sharing their experiences and insights into the world of coding and software engineering. They discuss the importance of internalizing knowledge, the significance of ongoing learning, and the challenges faced by developers. From project management woes to the consequences of neglecting code maintenance, this discussion offers a glimpse into what can happen when things go wrong. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Dan and Chris dive into the fascinating world of retail strategy, exploring how businesses employ various tactics to optimize their operations and influence customer behavior. They discuss the shift towards minimalism in customer service and checkout lines, as well as the psychological pricing strategies used by retailers.  Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this engaging podcast episode, the hosts delve into the fascinating world of developer archetypes, the role they play on a team, and what happens when they go rouge.  We explore various aspects of team dynamics from the mindset of programmers and ethical hackers to the importance of sharing knowledge and fostering a collaborative work environment. With real-life anecdotes and thought-provoking insights, this discussion offers valuable lessons for professionals and enthusiasts in the tech industry. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, our hosts dive deep into the world of subscription services and explore the hidden dynamics that affect consumers. They share personal experiences and insights into the subscription model, shedding light on how these services can slowly siphon money from unsuspecting users. With a focus on ethical business practices and consumer-centricity, the hosts discuss the challenges faced by both consumers and small businesses in today's digital marketplace. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this engaging podcast episode, we embark on a reflective journey through the history of the internet, exploring its evolution, impact on society, and the ever-present hype cycles that have defined it. We take a closer look at the enthralling entomology of the word "hype," uncovering its roots in exaggeration and extravagance, which resonates with the way technology trends are often presented. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this intriguing episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast, we embark on a journey into the world of the "Hype Cycle," a phenomenon that shapes our perception of technology, trends, and culture. As we delve into the concept, we explore the entomology of the word "hype" itself, uncovering its origins in exaggeration and extravagance. Join us as we dissect the elusive nature of hype, its relationship with marketing and sales tactics, and the challenge of quantifying and measuring its impact. We'll also examine the stages of the Gartner Hype Cycle, from the trigger to the plateau of productivity, and how they intersect with the subjective experience of individuals and society as a whole. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this thought-provoking episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast, we dive deep into the world of datafication, a term that's reshaping the way we perceive and interact with data. Join us as we unravel the layers of this fascinating concept, which essentially means turning everything into data. We explore how datafication impacts businesses, making data a first-class citizen in design and development, and enabling remarkable insights. Moreover, we venture into the personal sphere, discussing the self-surveillance, intimate surveillance, and social surveillance aspects of our digital lives.  Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Welcome to a gripping episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast, where we journey through the intricate world of tech security. In this episode, we dive into the realm of "Juice Jacking," a cyber threat that capitalizes on unsuspecting public USB charging ports. Discover its historical origins and the ingenious methods behind this hardware and software attack. We'll then navigate the intriguing universe of Apple AirTags, unpacking how these coin-sized devices leverage technology like Ultra Wideband and Bluetooth to locate lost items while respecting privacy. Finally, we'll explore the alarming prevalence of smartphone theft in our connected world, discussing its implications and the importance of safeguarding our digital lives. Join us as we uncover the latest in tech security and share essential tips for a safer digital experience. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In todays episode, Dan and Chris delve into the intriguing world of artificial intelligence, art, and ownership. They start by discussing an article that questions the legitimacy of AI tools like Midjourney, which claim to revolutionize the transformation of text into images. They explore the ethical implications of these AI tools, which allegedly harvest creativity from millions of individuals without proper credit or compensation. They draw parallels to the legal challenges arising from AI's use of copyrighted material and delve into the fine line between inspiration and theft in the realm of AI-generated art. The conversation highlights the need for a legal reckoning in the world of AI and intellectual property. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join us in this captivating episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast, where we embark on a fascinating exploration of the world of AI-driven image creation. We'll unravel the intricacies of cutting-edge tools like Midjourney, shedding light on how they operate at a high level to craft astonishing visuals. But our journey goes beyond the technology itself. We'll delve into the darker corners of the internet, discussing the pervasive use of fake images and their potential consequences. Additionally, we'll take a historical dive into the art and science of image manipulation, tracing its evolution over time. Get ready to rethink the boundaries of reality as we dissect the fascinating realm of AI image creation and its impact on our digital landscape.Follow us on the socials twitter - @therealTBCSLinkedIn Chris - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswesterhold/Dan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhorton Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this latest installment of the Think Big Code Small podcast, we're delving into the ever-shifting landscape of technology, software development, and the ethical quandaries that lie ahead. Join us as we navigate the intricate realm of Google Maps, uncovering its transformative impact on our travel experiences, unveiling eco-friendly routes, and reshaping our connection with the environment. However, our journey doesn't stop there – we'll be immersing ourselves in the world of autonomous vehicles, grappling with the intricate conundrums of AI ethics, and dissecting the complex scenarios these self-driving cars may confront, including the thorny issue of prioritizing in traffic accidents. Alongside this, we'll be pondering the concept of creative destruction and its implications for the greater good. Buckle up for a thought-provoking voyage into the future of technology and its profound influence on our lives. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join Dan and Chris for another episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast where today we discuss the search for truth in, what some would say, is the post truth era. Follow us on the socials @twitter - therealTBCS,  LinkedIn Chris - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswesterhold/ , Dan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhorton Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join Dan and Chris for another episode of the Think Big Code Small podcast where today we discuss a topic that comes up fairly often,  Should you give them what they asked for or what they need?   Follow us on the socials @twitter - therealTBCS,  LinkedIn Chris - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswesterhold/ , Dan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhorton Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join Chris and Dan for a light hearted conversation around the apple watch, technology, and learn about some weird noises Dan has picked up on a sleep tracking app. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

What is a digital transformation?  Why might you consider one and what challenges might you come across?   Join Dan and Chris on a deeper dive conversations around digital transformations.(00:00) - 30 Second Intro(00:30) - Main(03:00) - 30 Second Outro Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Dan and Chris do a bit of a retrospective on the first 8 episodes and lay out a plan for the future. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

In this episode in the series around multi-experience we take an almost accidental dive into the new Apple Vision Pro.  What do we think about the new platform?  How might it be used in the development world?  Or the gaming and entertainment space?  Join us for another fun episode around an interesting new product. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Today Chris and Dan spend time talking about multi-channel, omni-channel, and multi-experience. How it impacts your business.  How do your customers benefit?  How might you implement it?   Join us for another interesting episode of Think Big Code Small.  Oh yeah, don't forget to follow us on Twitter @TheRealTBCS. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

Join us for another episode of Think Big Code Small where Dan and I talk about the concept of Secret Sauce.  Understanding what your secret sauce is, or not understanding, can have a significant impact on your personal, organizational, or business strategies.   Check it out and let us know what you think!   Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

This week Dan and Chris talk about the pros and cons of using no code or low code platforms.    Should you use them?  What are they good or bad at?  When can they go wrong?  What happens when you need to scale?  All great questions!  So join us for another interesting episode of Think Big Code Small. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe

There are many trade offs the come along with any architectural decisions.  They can be very hard to understand up front or can be glossed over to use the newest framework.  Dan and Chris discuss some of these decisions and the impacts they can have in the future. Get full access to Think Big Code Small at www.thinkbigcodesmall.io/subscribe