We finally decided on a name. Herding Code. We finally have a domain and a real, live errr, actual feed with enclosures and everything. Now you should be able to subscribe to our podcast in your favorite Apple based music manager. I’ve submitted it to the iTunes music store and hopefully it will show up there soon.
Our fourth podcast is up. The audio has suffered a little bit in this one. Hopefully, we’ll be able to clear up the audio problems soon. The issue is during the recording because during the call, the audio sounds really clear for everyone.
Technology Round Table Podcast #4 - iPhone v2 and K. Scott Allen’s report from TechEd 2008
For those of you following me on Twitter this will come as no surprise. I’m no longer employed at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. I left the Hutch and took a position as a UI developer at Daptiv. We have a project portfolio management product.
Daptiv PPM is the industry’s leading Project Portfolio Management solution. The on-demand collaborative business software allows you to select, staff and manage projects across teams, departments and divisions. Employees and team leaders effectively collaborate on day-to-day tasks via an intuitive Web interface, while business managers and executives gain visibility into project, program and portfolio execution, easily measuring progress against key business priorities.
We’ve recently been featured in Business Week and the Wall Street Journal.
From a technical perspective, we’re a scrum shop. It’s really nice to have to learn the process instead of try to set up and sell the process. I’m really digging the daily standup and I’m looking forward to starting my first sprint.
Looks like we managed to make a 3rd podcast. In this one we cover “should you learn C or not”, some of the announcements from TechEd 2008.
We’re also soliciting names for the podcast. Right now, we kind of like something involving “The Four Horsemen”, since there are four of us.
2008-06-03ShouldDevelopersLearnC-TechEd2008Keynote.mp3
