Name: Grumpy old Coders: Ep 8 - Open World by nosqlgeek in Grumpy old Coders - Season 1
Duration: 1 h 7 min 5 s
Description: This is the eighth episode of the tech podcast ‘Grumpy old Coders’. We have two special guests this time. Christoph and Martin are the ‘The Linux in Laws’ and that said they love Open Source Software. We are talking about communism, OSS projects, the OSS business models, licenses, and more. Full disclosure: This episode is very entertaining.

Grumpy old Coders - Season 1

This is the eighth episode of the tech podcast ‘Grumpy old Coders’. We have two special guests this time. Christoph and Martin are the ‘The Linux in Laws’ and that said they love Open Source Software. We are talking about communism, OSS projects, the OSS business models, licenses, and more. Full disclosure: This episode is very entertaining.

Grumpy old Coders: Ep 8 - Open World

This is the first episode of the 'Grumpy old Coders' podcast. The episode is about how architecting a web application has changed in the last 10 years. Enjoy! Feedback is welcome!

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Grumpy old Coders: Ep 1 - Fast Change

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Grumpy old Coders: Ep 2 - Polymorph Linguist

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Grumpy old Coders: Ep 4 - Microscopic

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