Software Engineering podcasts have been my companion for a long time. I have listened to software engineer podcasts for more than a . Software Engineering podcasts give you the latest news and views in a great format that is equally easy to consume too. Here are the 3 podcasts all software engineers should subscribe to now: decade Command Line Heroes (from Redhat) by Saron Yitbarek Command Line heroes is a gem of a podcast. The topics are well researched and in-depth. It covers a wide range of topics that are very relevant to all software engineers. I remember listening to the episode about from Season 2. It was a breath of fresh air having comments from Saron, bytes from the archive, and great add-ons by multiple guests including Andrea Passwater. serverless This podcast says their podcast is about: award-winning The epic true tales of how developers, programmers, hackers, geeks, and open source rebels are revolutionizing the technology landscape. Amongst other seasons, my favorite was Season 3. Their first episode about was simply amazing and enlightening. I was happy to know about the Python programming language’s benevolent dictator for life: who created this multipurpose language. Python Guido van Rossum Saron has other podcasts too like which is great too. Command Line Heroes’ episodes are not that long but the way the music, commentary, and other things are blended together show the mark of a great podcaster. The starting generally hooks you in to listen to the whole episode. Coding Newbie Developing Up By Mike Miles Developing Up is an amazing software engineering podcast. The good aspect of this podcast is it focused on the non-technical side of our careers. I think having great soft skills is crucial to do a software engineering job well as well as indispensable to climb up the career ladder. I remember the episode pretty well where Mike and Karl talk about . It was definitely a great one among others. public speaking Developing Up describes itself as: A podcast focused on the non-technical side of being a developer, because your career is about more than the code you write. With 50 episodes since 2016, listening to this software engineering podcast you will surely learn some needed non-technical skills. Ranging from and to and . Pair programming code reviews working remotely imposter syndrome The episodes are relatively short and Mike does a great job of asking amazing questions. This brings out insightful and relatable information. I would really recommend you to subscribe to this software engineering podcast. The SaaS Podcast by Umer Khan For the third software engineering podcast, I have something that is more related to the business side of things: The SaaS Podcast. As software engineers, if we understand the domain and why we are doing things this way it makes our work much more meaningful. One episode I remember pretty well is the chat between about ClickFunnels. Dave describes the ClickFunnels journey and how it made millions of dollars. Dave and Umer The SaaS Podcast says they have: Over 250 in-depth interviews with proven SaaS founders and entrepreneurs. Get actionable insights to help you build, grow, and scale your SaaS business. There are many other episodes I like from The SaaS Podcast, like the one where Krish talks about a SaaS business. Omer does a great job of researching and interviewing the host. The episodes are a bit long but worth the time. scaling Conclusion Even though I have listened to fewer podcast episodes because I haven't been commuting to work for the past ~6 months, I hope you enjoy listening to the above software engineering podcasts. Happy listening. Previously published at https://geshan.com.np/blog/2020/09/software-engineering-podcasts-you-must-subscribe-to/

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