All Episodes
Displaying episodes 91 - 120 of 155 in total
Tracking bugs in releases, upgrading to Laravel 6, and highly available databases
Jake and Michael discuss approaches to tracking releases in bug tracking software, upgrading apps to Laravel 6, highly available databases with ProxySQL and HAProxy, a...
Refactor a legacy UI, then ping me
Jake and Michael discuss the perils of refactoring the UI of a legacy app, and the SaaS they've been working on; thenping.me
Decision folders, escalating AWS bills, and building a SaaS
Jake and Michael discuss the inclusion of a decision folder in your project repo, quickly escalating AWS bills, and building a SaaS.
Monitoring scheduled tasks, Inertia and Livewire, and "microservices"
Jake and Michael discuss monitoring scheduled tasks in Laravel, Inertia and Livewire, and "Microservices".
North Meets South Meets No PlansTo Merge
Jake and Michael catch up with Caleb Porzio and Daniel Coulbourne at Laracon US 2019 for a day one recap.
Basecamp, old people names, and managing issues
We start the episode with a bit of rambling, slip in some state machines, talk about old mates Ethyl, Beryl, and Dean, and get into discussing how we each manage the b...
Scaling databases, dispatching jobs, and taking charge of teams
Jake and Michael discus the perils of scaling the MySQL database for an application, the handiness of dispatching jobs, and taking charge of development teams.
Theodor Geisel, complex validation, and compiled assets in git
Michael and Jake discuss the books of Theodor Geisel, complex validation and when to reach for form requests, and discuss whether or not you might store compiled asset...
Getting Shifty with JMac
In this episode, Jake and Michael are joined by JMac to discuss maintainable code, keeping your Laravel codebase up to date, and more.
Laracon Online, payment processing, and handling webhooks
Jake and Michael recap Laracon Online, event sourcing, payment processing, sharing migrations and models, and handling webhooks
Logging stacks, proxying SQL, and database clusters
In this episode, Jake and Michael discuss logging stacks in Laravel, ProxySQL and Galera Cluster, and state machines (which have started to grow on Michael) Thanks to...
Queued jobs, web sockets, and exceptional bailouts
Jake and Michael discuss queueing jobs at scale with Laravel Horizon, web sockets implementations, and using exceptions to bail you out of handling falsey conditions.
New year goals, returning to the gym, and snow shovelling alternatives
Jake and Michael return for 2019, sharing their personal and technical goals for the year, talk about refactoring legacy code and introducing tests, and Jake shares mo...
Third annual North Meets South meets Dads in Dev meets TJ Miller meets Chris Gmyr Belated Christmas Extravaganza Podcast
Jake and Michael are joined by David and Andrew of the Dads in Dev podcast, along with TJ Miller (not the actor/comedian) and Chris Gmyr to wrap up 2018 and look ahead...
Vue transitions, file uploads, and conventional wisdom
Jake and Michael record a live episode, and discuss Vue transitions, file uploading, and share some conventional wisdom.
Reconstructive surgery, time management, and scaling infrastructure
Jake and Michael catch up for the 50th episode and discuss Michael's ACL reconstruction, time management, and scaling infrastructure.
Laracon AU, form building, and advanced learning
Jake and Michael discuss the very first Laracon AU, designing and building forms, using Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS, and advanced learning.
Type-safety, BladeX, and HTML emails
Jake and Michael return to discuss the introduction of further type-safety in PHP, BladeX, finite state machines, and rendering HTML emails.
Reinventing form controls, typing ahead, and converting MySQLi to Query Builder
Jake and Michael return after a two month (!!) summer hiatus
Nova, bootleg live streams, and static site hosting
Michael and Jake return just in time to talk about the upcoming secret Laravel project, Nova, Laracon US 2018, static site hosting, and more!
Event sourcing, auditing, and finite state machines
Jake and Michael make their return to discuss event sourcing, auditing and reporting, and finite state machines after a busy real life schedule kept them away from rec...
ANZACs, queues, and file uploads
Jake and Michael return in an irregular time slot to discuss ANZACs, scaling Laravel, queues, handling file uploads, and more!
Mechanical keyboards, shared databases, and code thoughts
Jake and Michael discuss their new keyboards, Michael tells us about an app using shared database models and migrations he got into production, and we both discuss the...
Stimulus, Glitch, and smart speakers
Jake and Michael talk about the latest open source contribution from Basecamp, Stimulus, keeping up to date with new technology, and smart speakers.
Work, Books and Movies, and Controversy
In this episode, Jake and Michael are joined by Cash Money Cowork members TJ Miller and Andrew Del Prete to talk about work, books and movies they've been reading, and...
Drop sets, engaging stakeholders, and real time stats with Matty Lantz
Jake and Michael were joined by Matty Lantz and covered such topics as working out, the recently completed Laracon Online, engaging stake holders, and real time stats ...
Model accessors, style guides, and Nomads
Jake and Michael return for 2018 and discuss model accessors for relationships, documenting style guides, shared database migrations, and more!
The second annual Dads in Dev meets North Meets South meets TJ Miller Christmas Extravaganza web podcast (Part One)
Andrew Del Prete, David Hemphill, and TJ Miller join Michael and Jake for their second annual Christmas crossover podcast. We talk about things we learned, best memori...
Professor Plum in the library with a wrench
In this episode, Jake and Michael talk about Clue, Laracon, working with legacy applications and migrations, machine learning, and CSRF protection.
Secret trips, status pages, and communication
In this episode, Michael teases about the secret purpose of his Sydney trip, before moving on to the topic of status pages and reporting service disruptions, as well a...
