Code with Jason

Jason Swett

On the Code with Jason podcast I discuss technical topics with interesting people. Guests include people from companies like GitHub, Google and Stripe.

  1. 267 - Upcoming Ruby Events with Jim Remsik, Founder of Flagrant

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    267 - Upcoming Ruby Events with Jim Remsik, Founder of Flagrant

    In this episode I talk with Jim Remzick about how AI has affected the job market, the value of in-person networking, and XO Ruby, Jim's series of regional Ruby conferences happening across the US. XO RubyFlagrantNonsense Monthly

    54 min
  2. 266 - Hotwire Native with Joe Masilotti

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    266 - Hotwire Native with Joe Masilotti

    In this episode, I talk with Joe Masilotti about his new book on Hotwire Native, which lets Rails developers build mobile apps using web views with native functionality. We explore the writing process, consulting approaches, client engagement strategies, and how both of us find clients through speaking and writing. Hotwire Native for Rails Developers book (use discount code CodeWithJasonHotwire for 35% off)Joe Masilotti's websiteNonsense Monthly

    1 h 19 min
  3. 265 - Software Design with Paul Hammond

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    265 - Software Design with Paul Hammond

    In this episode, I chat with Paul Hammond about effective testing strategies, the joy of working with well-designed TDD systems, and how synchronous collaboration improves code quality. We examine what true agility means and how technical excellence enables fearless releases and sustainable development. Feedback-Driven DevelopmentPaul Hammond on LinkedInNonsense Monthly

    1 h 17 min
  4. 264 - Dan Moore, Principal Product Engineer at FusionAuth

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    264 - Dan Moore, Principal Product Engineer at FusionAuth

    In this episode I talk with Dan Moore from FusionAuth about authentication solutions, testing strategies, and when to skip tests based on risk and cost factors, then dive into philosophical discussions about experience versus knowledge, objective versus subjective programming practices, and imperative versus declarative coding approaches. FusionAuthDownload FusionAuthFusionAuth articlesUse managed services

    1 h 10 min
  5. 263 - Gayle Laakmann McDowell, Author of Cracking the Coding Interview

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    263 - Gayle Laakmann McDowell, Author of Cracking the Coding Interview

    In this episode I talk with Gayle Laakmann McDowell, author of Cracking the Coding Interview. We discuss coding interviews as well as the current state of the job market and economy. Cracking the Coding Interviewgayle.comNonsense Monthly

    59 min
  6. 262 - Michael Lubas, Founder of Paraxial.io

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    262 - Michael Lubas, Founder of Paraxial.io

    In this episode I talk with Michael Lubas, founder of Paraxial, a software security product for Ruby on Rails applications. We discuss his background in both development and penetration testing, and his recent creation of GemShop - a deliberately vulnerable Rails 8 e-commerce application designed to teach developers about web security through hands-on experience. Michael explains common attack vectors like credential stuffing, the legal complexities around security research, and why developers are actually very interested in security despite stereotypes. We also cover his experience at Rails World and how Paraxial helps Rails developers get started with security. Paraxial.ioMichael Lubas on LinkedInmichael@paraxial.ioNonsense Monthly

    45 min
  7. 260 - Adam McCrea, Founder of Judoscale

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    260 - Adam McCrea, Founder of Judoscale

    In this episode I talk with Adam McCrea, founder of Judoscale, an autoscaler for Heroku and other platforms. Adam built Judoscale as a side project in 2016 and ran it part-time for five years before going full-time. We discuss developer marketing challenges, the difficulty of measuring marketing attribution, and building sustainable businesses. We also compare notes on our respective developer tools.

    59 min
  8. 261 - Abstraction and Emergence with Jorge Manrubia

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    261 - Abstraction and Emergence with Jorge Manrubia

    In this episode I discuss abstraction and emergence with Jorge Manrubia from 37signals. We explore how abstractions should hide distracting details while showing essential information, debate whether programming guidelines are subjective or objective, and examine how good explanations distinguish useful abstractions from poor ones. The conversation touches on service objects, domain modeling, and the importance of showing actual code when discussing software design principles.

    1 h 6 min
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À propos

On the Code with Jason podcast I discuss technical topics with interesting people. Guests include people from companies like GitHub, Google and Stripe.

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  • Création
    Jason Swett
  • Années d’activité
    2019 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    271
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    © 2025 Code with Jason
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