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Ruby Rogues episode discussing P of EAA

The Ruby Rogues are a popular podcast where a regular panel discusses topics in the Ruby programming community. They have a regular book club and recently selected P of EAA as their featured book. Consequently they asked me to appear as a guest on their show to discuss the book and the patterns that it describes, in particular the interesting relationship between these patterns and the Rails framework.

20 March 2013

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SE Radio Podcast on Domain-Specific Languages

Rebecca Parsons, Martin Fowler, and Markus Völter

I'm joined by ThoughtWorks CTO Rebecca Parsons, who was a contributer to the DSL book, to talk with Markus Völter about DSLs. We talk about what DSLs are, the differences between internal and external DSLs, and when you should (and shouldn't use DSLs).

26 January 2012

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SE Radio Podcast on Agile Database Development

Pramod Sadalge and Martin Fowler

Pramod Sadalge led the development of agile database techniques which we now use habitually at ThoughtWorks. SE Radio interviews us about how we use these techniques to evolve the design of a database iteratively together with applications that use it. We discuss how to incorporate databases into a Continuous Integration system, how to make database changes through repeatable scripted migrations, and how database refactoring works.

1 June 2012

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