https://simplecast.com null++: بالعربي Null++ is an Arabic podcast Powered By Cairo's Facebook Developers Circle Co-Leads. This podcast aims to provide valuable techie bites for MENA's Software Professionals and help them step up with their careers. 2020 Nullplus.plus ar Wed, 7 Jun 2023 19:00:00 +0000 Wed, 7 Jun 2023 19:00:12 +0000 https://nullplus.plus null++: بالعربي https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/d0ac8935-5161-416c-abab-4f02e74914cc/10b45330-94d9-46e9-929f-0c7f8422d243/3000x3000/null-podcast-08.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://nullplus.plus episodic Null++ is an Arabic podcast Powered By Cairo's Facebook Developers Circle Co-Leads. This podcast aims to provide valuable techie bites for MENA's Software Professionals and help them step up with their careers. Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy no https://feeds.simplecast.com/plLBK8__ software, javascript, programming Nullplus.plus mohamed@luay.dev 1590b1f2-b3c6-47a4-a2ef-722f0e0a0fdb Episode[60]: NLP, Chatbots, ChatGPT & Beyond Resources


 

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]]> Wed, 7 Jun 2023 19:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode60-nlp-chatbots-chatgpt-beyond-cBpPH_GS Resources


 

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]]> Episode[60]: NLP, Chatbots, ChatGPT & Beyond Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:24:29 Join us in Episode[60] of our podcast as we embark on an illuminating journey through the evolution of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and chatbots, leading up to the emergence of large language models like GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformers). We'll dive deep into the foundations of NLP, exploring its early stages and the milestones that propelled it forward. From rule-based systems to statistical approaches and machine learning techniques, we'll uncover the transformative advancements that paved the way for the sophisticated conversational AI we see today. Disclaimer!!! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast episode are solely ours. The information and insights provided are based on our perspective, experience, and understanding of the evolution of Natural Language Processing (NLP), chatbots, and large language models such as GPT. We acknowledge that there are diverse perspectives and ongoing research in the field of AI, and this episode represents our interpretation and analysis of the subject matter. Join us in Episode[60] of our podcast as we embark on an illuminating journey through the evolution of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and chatbots, leading up to the emergence of large language models like GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformers). We'll dive deep into the foundations of NLP, exploring its early stages and the milestones that propelled it forward. From rule-based systems to statistical approaches and machine learning techniques, we'll uncover the transformative advancements that paved the way for the sophisticated conversational AI we see today. Disclaimer!!! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast episode are solely ours. The information and insights provided are based on our perspective, experience, and understanding of the evolution of Natural Language Processing (NLP), chatbots, and large language models such as GPT. We acknowledge that there are diverse perspectives and ongoing research in the field of AI, and this episode represents our interpretation and analysis of the subject matter. chatbots, large language models, chatgpt, nlp no full 66 c47c5e8a-f89e-4e3d-9dcc-10e6a65af192 Episode[59]: Layoffs, ChatGPT, AI, ...etc Episode Picks:

Alfy: 

HoN Revival - GitHub

The Stack Overflow Podcast

 

Luay:

Huberman Lab Podcast

]]> Wed, 31 May 2023 19:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode59-layoffs-chatgpt-ai-etc-rLc7ba_h Episode Picks:

Alfy: 

HoN Revival - GitHub

The Stack Overflow Podcast

 

Luay:

Huberman Lab Podcast

]]> Episode[59]: Layoffs, ChatGPT, AI, ...etc Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:04:49 After a brief hiatus 😅, we're back with an episode that delves into the sensitive topic of layoffs in the tech industry and examines their impact on emerging technologies like AI and ChatGPT. Join us as we explore the far-reaching consequences of downsizing, both from the perspective of affected employees and the evolution of cutting-edge technologies. After a brief hiatus 😅, we're back with an episode that delves into the sensitive topic of layoffs in the tech industry and examines their impact on emerging technologies like AI and ChatGPT. Join us as we explore the far-reaching consequences of downsizing, both from the perspective of affected employees and the evolution of cutting-edge technologies. layoffs in tech, chat gpt, ai no full 65 9145eca4-0a5d-4ff7-8f0f-5e4da1a377e4 Episode[58]: Monorepos Episode Resources

NX Technology Radar (Trail)

Semaphore Podcast Episode: Monorepo and Micro-Frontends with Jonathan Creamer

nx.dev

NestJs

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5K Player

Luay:

Storytel 3 months subscription

Crash Landing on You

]]> Mon, 14 Mar 2022 19:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode58-monorepos-5_Oq9D2I Episode Resources

NX Technology Radar (Trail)

Semaphore Podcast Episode: Monorepo and Micro-Frontends with Jonathan Creamer

nx.dev

NestJs

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5K Player

Luay:

Storytel 3 months subscription

Crash Landing on You

]]> Episode[58]: Monorepos Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:35:45 Hello & welcome to episode 58 from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode, we will go through the concept of Monorepos as well as covering quickly the NX tool that is built over the Monorepos concept. Hello & welcome to episode 58 from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode, we will go through the concept of Monorepos as well as covering quickly the NX tool that is built over the Monorepos concept. monorepos, nx.dev no full 64 4a992aa1-0cc1-4e2f-ae90-dbe31f1e7a6c Episode[57]: Git Worktree & Git Submodules Jumia's tech meetup

Mon, March 7, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM.

Registration Deadline - Feb, 24th

Registration Form (Free) - Click Here

Agenda: 

Sessions 1:  @Bruno Aguiar on why Jumia built its own fine-tuned search solution, how it was built with scalability and adaptability in mind and what are the technologies powering it.

Session 2: @José Santos on modern e-commerce, scaling the service offered to infinite numbers.

Session 3: @Alexandre Longo on the path to immutable infrastructure and infrastructure as code.

 

Episode Resources

Linux Symbolic Links

Git worktree docs

Git stash save -u

Using Git Submodules Effectively

Why your company shouldn’t use Git submodules

Git submodule docs

 

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Alfy: 

neverworkintheory.org/

Luay:

synthesis.is

]]> Mon, 21 Feb 2022 19:41:14 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode57-git-worktree-git-submodules-rRa7CFy7 Jumia's tech meetup

Mon, March 7, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM.

Registration Deadline - Feb, 24th

Registration Form (Free) - Click Here

Agenda: 

Sessions 1:  @Bruno Aguiar on why Jumia built its own fine-tuned search solution, how it was built with scalability and adaptability in mind and what are the technologies powering it.

Session 2: @José Santos on modern e-commerce, scaling the service offered to infinite numbers.

Session 3: @Alexandre Longo on the path to immutable infrastructure and infrastructure as code.

 

Episode Resources

Linux Symbolic Links

Git worktree docs

Git stash save -u

Using Git Submodules Effectively

Why your company shouldn’t use Git submodules

Git submodule docs

 

Episode Picks:

Alfy: 

neverworkintheory.org/

Luay:

synthesis.is

]]> Episode[57]: Git Worktree & Git Submodules Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:08:15 Hello & welcome to episode 57 from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode, we will go through some of Git's advanced features (Worktrees & Submodules). We will go through the main use cases of each, the main antipattern if exist, and walk through the syntax quickly. Hello & welcome to episode 57 from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode, we will go through some of Git's advanced features (Worktrees & Submodules). We will go through the main use cases of each, the main antipattern if exist, and walk through the syntax quickly. git-submodules, git, git-worktree no full 63 278334f1-5b28-43d1-b8f3-05e81391f2bc Episode[56]: Vue.js Resources

Taking on Google and Facebook as a Solo Open-Source Founder with Evan You of Vue.js (podcast)

Vue Mastery


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Alfy: 

Mutant Year Zero [Steam][Epic]

Luay:

Spendee App

Making $12k by building products with Notion

]]> Mon, 14 Feb 2022 20:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode56-vuejs-3BQ_Bcb4 Resources

Taking on Google and Facebook as a Solo Open-Source Founder with Evan You of Vue.js (podcast)

Vue Mastery


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Alfy: 

Mutant Year Zero [Steam][Epic]

Luay:

Spendee App

Making $12k by building products with Notion

]]> Episode[56]: Vue.js Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:57:47 Welcome to episode 56 from the null++ podcast. This week, we have decided to talk about Vue.js, its community, some of its strengths and weakness, and an overview of our experience using it in a few projects. We hope that you will like this episode, if you do, don't forget to share it with others. Welcome to episode 56 from the null++ podcast. This week, we have decided to talk about Vue.js, its community, some of its strengths and weakness, and an overview of our experience using it in a few projects. We hope that you will like this episode, if you do, don't forget to share it with others. frontend development, vue.js no full 62 8bb29930-e13d-4c65-b342-27e8b1cde395 Episode[55]: How to get your work recognized (Brag Document) The Brag Document Article

Obviously Awsome Book

(Parody) Nageeb El Ree7any Scene

Basecamp Employee Handbook


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Alfy: 

The Book Of Boba Fett

Outline


Luay:

All of Us Dead

]]> Mon, 7 Feb 2022 20:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode55-how-to-get-your-work-recognized-brag-document-W0V_pRwM The Brag Document Article

Obviously Awsome Book

(Parody) Nageeb El Ree7any Scene

Basecamp Employee Handbook


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Alfy: 

The Book Of Boba Fett

Outline


Luay:

All of Us Dead

]]> Episode[55]: How to get your work recognized (Brag Document) Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:59:22 And we are back again (Hopefully 😅). Welcome to season 2 from the null++ podcast, we are happy to be back again. In this episode, Alfy takes the lead in illustrating the benefit, structure, and importance of a brag document. A brag document is a document that is intended to help you visualize your worthy achievements and help you get your work recognized. We hope that you find this (being back) episode beneficial, don't forget to share it so that everyone knows we are back again 😅. And we are back again (Hopefully 😅). Welcome to season 2 from the null++ podcast, we are happy to be back again. In this episode, Alfy takes the lead in illustrating the benefit, structure, and importance of a brag document. A brag document is a document that is intended to help you visualize your worthy achievements and help you get your work recognized. We hope that you find this (being back) episode beneficial, don't forget to share it so that everyone knows we are back again 😅. brag document, get your work recognized no full 61 d088414a-ab3a-43b4-83f9-76b0f08475af Episode[54]: Single Page Apps, Server Side Rendering & Static Site Generators Resources

React To The Future With Isomorphic Apps.

Jamstack.

NextJs.

NuxtJs.

Gatsby.

Grindsome.

 

Episode Picks:

Alfy: 

middle earth shadow of war

 

Luay:

Score Match

]]> Tue, 29 Jun 2021 19:09:35 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode54-single-page-apps-server-side-rendering-static-site-generators-pgE8JP2x Resources

React To The Future With Isomorphic Apps.

Jamstack.

NextJs.

NuxtJs.

Gatsby.

Grindsome.

 

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middle earth shadow of war

 

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Score Match

]]> Episode[54]: Single Page Apps, Server Side Rendering & Static Site Generators Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:05:47 Hello & welcome to the 54th episode from the null++ podcast. We are back again after being dormant for a long time. In this episode, we will be focusing on some topics related to front-end development. We went quickly through the history of single-page apps, their benefits, and limitations, the introduction of server-side rendering (Like Next.js), and the evolution of static site generators on top of these frameworks (Like Gatsby). We hope that this episode is a great welcome back and we are doing our best to be back to our weekly frequency. Hello & welcome to the 54th episode from the null++ podcast. We are back again after being dormant for a long time. In this episode, we will be focusing on some topics related to front-end development. We went quickly through the history of single-page apps, their benefits, and limitations, the introduction of server-side rendering (Like Next.js), and the evolution of static site generators on top of these frameworks (Like Gatsby). We hope that this episode is a great welcome back and we are doing our best to be back to our weekly frequency. nextjs, frontend development, software engineering, server side rendering, gatsby no full 60 42ddefec-9366-4728-b616-bfa059291fc3 Episode[53]: Observability & Monitoring With Ahmad Magdy Resources

Humio.

Open Tracing.

OpenTelemetry.

Jaeger Tracing.

PagerDuty.

ELK.

Grafana Loki.

Datadog.

 

Episode Picks:

Magdy: 

The phoenix project Book.

Reactistan Youtube Channel.

 

Alfy: 

How to Get Started with Docker.

Next.js: Using HTTP-Only Cookies for Secure Authentication

 

Luay:

Headspace guide to sleep.

]]> Mon, 10 May 2021 21:27:06 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Ahmad Magdy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode53-observability-monitoring-with-ahmad-magdy-VuFKXUYj Resources

Humio.

Open Tracing.

OpenTelemetry.

Jaeger Tracing.

PagerDuty.

ELK.

Grafana Loki.

Datadog.

 

Episode Picks:

Magdy: 

The phoenix project Book.

Reactistan Youtube Channel.

 

Alfy: 

How to Get Started with Docker.

Next.js: Using HTTP-Only Cookies for Secure Authentication

 

Luay:

Headspace guide to sleep.

]]> Episode[53]: Observability & Monitoring With Ahmad Magdy Ahmad Alfy, Ahmad Magdy, Mohamed Luay 01:10:02 Hello & welcome to the 53rd episode from the null++ podcast. We are here with another episode with Ahmad Magdy (Software Engineer II at Uber), and we will be talking about observability and monitoring. This topic is among the ones that are highly important yet under-served. This is one of the must-listen episodes hence, listen to it, tell us if you liked it, and please do share it if you find it beneficial. Hello & welcome to the 53rd episode from the null++ podcast. We are here with another episode with Ahmad Magdy (Software Engineer II at Uber), and we will be talking about observability and monitoring. This topic is among the ones that are highly important yet under-served. This is one of the must-listen episodes hence, listen to it, tell us if you liked it, and please do share it if you find it beneficial. software engineering, monitoring, devops, observability no full 59 ab2e7579-39fd-406d-ac18-42cf9d2efd8c Episode[52]: Google summer of code with Hassan El Desouky Resources

Google Summer Of Code

My GSoC Experience


 

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Talk: The Wholesome Engineer - م احمد عصام من شركة ابل

Retro Tech S2

Remelo - Remind me later


 

]]> Tue, 20 Apr 2021 21:00:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Hassan El Desouky, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode52-google-summer-of-code-with-hassan-el-desouky-MmrNfUCt Resources

Google Summer Of Code

My GSoC Experience


 

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Talk: The Wholesome Engineer - م احمد عصام من شركة ابل

Retro Tech S2

Remelo - Remind me later


 

]]> Episode[52]: Google summer of code with Hassan El Desouky Hassan El Desouky, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:10:42 Hello & welcome to the 52nd episode from the null++ podcast. Sorry for the long pause, it was unplanned and we were trying to go back earlier, unfortunately, it didn't work until this episode. In this episode, we have one of the most engaged fans of the podcast with us (Hassan El Desouky), and he will be talking about his experience with Google Summer Of Code and how did it impact his career development. We hope that you enjoy this episode and as usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and share the episode if you liked it. Hello & welcome to the 52nd episode from the null++ podcast. Sorry for the long pause, it was unplanned and we were trying to go back earlier, unfortunately, it didn't work until this episode. In this episode, we have one of the most engaged fans of the podcast with us (Hassan El Desouky), and he will be talking about his experience with Google Summer Of Code and how did it impact his career development. We hope that you enjoy this episode and as usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and share the episode if you liked it. mobile development, google summer of code, software engineering no full 58 5e4752be-f064-46a3-916f-2f81c788831f Episode[51]: Career & Leadership chitchat With Eman Resources

Automate The Boring Stuff with Python


 

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Women at Work Podcast

Designing Your Life

Our Stories - حكاياتنا Podcast
 

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Automate The Boring Stuff with Python


 

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Women at Work Podcast

Designing Your Life

Our Stories - حكاياتنا Podcast
 

]]> Episode[51]: Career & Leadership chitchat With Eman Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:27:10 Hello & welcome to the 51st episode from the null++ podcast. We are still on with the 2021 Women In Tech March wave, in this episode, we have with us Eman, a project manager who works as a project manager for communication hardware. During the episode, we went through her career so far, the path she took to be a senior project manager, and the leadership challenges she sees facing females in the domain. Hello & welcome to the 51st episode from the null++ podcast. We are still on with the 2021 Women In Tech March wave, in this episode, we have with us Eman, a project manager who works as a project manager for communication hardware. During the episode, we went through her career so far, the path she took to be a senior project manager, and the leadership challenges she sees facing females in the domain. project management, women leadership, career no full 57 63280043-834a-4a07-b3c4-38eadfd846b8 Episode[50][WIT]: Tech Women Program Taghreed & Hager Resources

00:00:00 ---> 00:10:00

Eligibility and Application — TechWomen

iie: The Power of International Education


 

00:30:00 ---> 00:40:00

TechGirls – an Initiative of the U.S. Department of State

Women Who Code

Marj3.com


 

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Reshma Saujani: Teach girls bravery, not perfection | TED Talk

Lean In Book

  • Hager:

Chris Croft Training

Film Gamed

من غير مونتاج 

Beta3 Aflam - بتاع افلام


 

]]> Mon, 8 Mar 2021 18:56:59 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Taghreed Mohammed, Mohamed Luay, Hager Ashour) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode50wit-tech-women-program-taghreed-hager-t63dLGLE Resources

00:00:00 ---> 00:10:00

Eligibility and Application — TechWomen

iie: The Power of International Education


 

00:30:00 ---> 00:40:00

TechGirls – an Initiative of the U.S. Department of State

Women Who Code

Marj3.com


 

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Reshma Saujani: Teach girls bravery, not perfection | TED Talk

Lean In Book

  • Hager:

Chris Croft Training

Film Gamed

من غير مونتاج 

Beta3 Aflam - بتاع افلام


 

]]> Episode[50][WIT]: Tech Women Program Taghreed & Hager Ahmad Alfy, Taghreed Mohammed, Mohamed Luay, Hager Ashour 01:02:07 Hello & welcome to the second episode from this year's Women In Tech theme coverage (International Women Day Specifically). In this episode, we have been joined by Taghreed Mohamed & Hager Ashour, participants of the 2020 TechWomen program. TechWomen is an initiative powered by the US Embassy as well as iie (More details in the show notes or the episode). Taghreed and Hager shared with us their experience with the program, how have they joined, and the benefits they got so far from the program. Keep in mind that the application is now open for the 2022 Cohort. Hello & welcome to the second episode from this year's Women In Tech theme coverage (International Women Day Specifically). In this episode, we have been joined by Taghreed Mohamed & Hager Ashour, participants of the 2020 TechWomen program. TechWomen is an initiative powered by the US Embassy as well as iie (More details in the show notes or the episode). Taghreed and Hager shared with us their experience with the program, how have they joined, and the benefits they got so far from the program. Keep in mind that the application is now open for the 2022 Cohort. techwomen program, software engineering no full 56 490b66ee-9b6d-4425-9437-d4b67d9b774b Episode[49][WIT]: Working as an email developer with Nada Ibrahim Resources

00:20:00 ---> 00:30:00

Braze

Email On Acid

Litmus
 

Reference By Nada

Email Geeks

Build an HTML template from scratch

 

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00:20:00 ---> 00:30:00

Braze

Email On Acid

Litmus
 

Reference By Nada

Email Geeks

Build an HTML template from scratch

 

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]]> Episode[49][WIT]: Working as an email developer with Nada Ibrahim Mohamed Luay, Nada Ibrahim, Ahmad Alfy 01:12:59 For the second year in a row, welcome to null++ "Women In Tech" march theme coverage. We are starting this year's wave with an exceptional episode, we have with us Nada Ibrahim, Nada currently working as an email developer with Delivery Hero. In this episode, Nada will tell us how did she start her career as an email developer, how did she join delivery hero and what are the challenges, or funny stories she experienced in her career. For the second year in a row, welcome to null++ "Women In Tech" march theme coverage. We are starting this year's wave with an exceptional episode, we have with us Nada Ibrahim, Nada currently working as an email developer with Delivery Hero. In this episode, Nada will tell us how did she start her career as an email developer, how did she join delivery hero and what are the challenges, or funny stories she experienced in her career. email development, frontend development no full 55 a3e1a1de-6fb1-4666-b216-d0494efca002 Episode[48]: The Feature Journey Resources

Conventional Comments.

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]]> Mon, 22 Feb 2021 18:36:21 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode48-the-feature-journey-d_b0w_Rz Resources

Conventional Comments.

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]]> Episode[48]: The Feature Journey Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:13:23 Welcome again to a new episode from the null++ podcase. In this episode (Episode[48]), we would be talking about the feature journey, what challenges are facing the tech team in each journey, and how to tackle these challenges. This episode covers the initial feature business brief, the design phase, the implementation phase, the moment of code review, and everything in between. Welcome again to a new episode from the null++ podcase. In this episode (Episode[48]), we would be talking about the feature journey, what challenges are facing the tech team in each journey, and how to tackle these challenges. This episode covers the initial feature business brief, the design phase, the implementation phase, the moment of code review, and everything in between. feature design, software engineering, code review, requirements gathering no full 54 124f2a0a-8be6-499f-8d0b-ba16b8551f38 Episode[47]: Mental Health with Ayyad Resources

I had a black dog, his name was depression.

How to live with a black dog.

 

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]]> Mon, 15 Feb 2021 20:05:13 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy, Ayyad Farah) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode47-mental-health-with-ayyad-fkmfNQ_0 Resources

I had a black dog, his name was depression.

How to live with a black dog.

 

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]]> Episode[47]: Mental Health with Ayyad Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy, Ayyad Farah 01:03:51 Hello & welcome to the 47th episode from the null++ podcast. Mental health in tough times is the topic for today. Joining us this time Ayyad Farah, a friend who is recommended the topic in the first place, and then we thought why not joining us since he is the initiator. In this episode, we talked about depression, burnout, social stigmas, some practices that we can use to pass tough times, and so on. Hello & welcome to the 47th episode from the null++ podcast. Mental health in tough times is the topic for today. Joining us this time Ayyad Farah, a friend who is recommended the topic in the first place, and then we thought why not joining us since he is the initiator. In this episode, we talked about depression, burnout, social stigmas, some practices that we can use to pass tough times, and so on. mental health no full 53 a48ad28d-bb07-4846-89e3-8caa7d43198a Episode[46]: Technical Hiring With Aya Elgebeely Resources

The Facebook post that we made the episode after
 

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]]> Sat, 6 Feb 2021 21:58:34 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Aya El Gebeely, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode46-technical-hiring-with-aya-elgebeely-FqF5UcCf Resources

The Facebook post that we made the episode after
 

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]]> Episode[46]: Technical Hiring With Aya Elgebeely Ahmad Alfy, Aya El Gebeely, Mohamed Luay 01:04:55 Hello & welcome to the 46th episode from the null++ podcast. A dear guest is with us again after almost one year 😅, Aya Elgebeely, the CEO of Talents Arena and we will be talking about technical recruitment and technical hiring. This episode was a response to a post that Aya did on Facebook a few weeks ago highlighting some of the not that good behavior related to a job application entry. Hello & welcome to the 46th episode from the null++ podcast. A dear guest is with us again after almost one year 😅, Aya Elgebeely, the CEO of Talents Arena and we will be talking about technical recruitment and technical hiring. This episode was a response to a post that Aya did on Facebook a few weeks ago highlighting some of the not that good behavior related to a job application entry. hiring developers, technical recruitment no full 52 95b5fb68-6a29-47bc-8cf6-373c92e1909d Episode[45]: Technical Leadership With Ahmed El Gabri Resources

Automating Front-End Refactoring - Ahmed El Gabri

jscodeshift


 

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]]> Sat, 23 Jan 2021 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmed El Gabri, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode45-technical-leadership-with-ahmed-el-gabri-CX9r7CJQ Resources

Automating Front-End Refactoring - Ahmed El Gabri

jscodeshift


 

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]]> Episode[45]: Technical Leadership With Ahmed El Gabri Mohamed Luay, Ahmed El Gabri, Ahmad Alfy 01:22:05 Hello and welcome to this new episode from the Null++ podcast. We are back with guest episodes, this time we have with us Ahmed El Gabri, a Tech Lead from Miro. We discussed through the episode both the technical and leadership challenges he faced while building the frontend team at lightspeed, then his transition to Miro, and the challenges he is working with there as well. That was a very insightful episode that we think of a good value especially to senior engineers who seeking a leadership position. Hello and welcome to this new episode from the Null++ podcast. We are back with guest episodes, this time we have with us Ahmed El Gabri, a Tech Lead from Miro. We discussed through the episode both the technical and leadership challenges he faced while building the frontend team at lightspeed, then his transition to Miro, and the challenges he is working with there as well. That was a very insightful episode that we think of a good value especially to senior engineers who seeking a leadership position. frontend, technical leadership, refactoring no full 51 de055b11-350e-490f-bf32-cc0673ce4033 Episode[44]: filter, map, and reduce functions Mentorship Program Application Form (Beta)

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]]> Episode[44]: filter, map, and reduce functions Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:37:43 Hello & welcome to the 44th episode from the null++ podcast. In this very light but super important episode, we will go quickly over the filter, map & reduce functions, what are they, their importance to the code base, and what are the common errors and antipatterns that happen when using them. As mentioned in the episode, we will start a quick mentorship program trial by selecting a few fresh grad/junior level developers who need a mentor to help them gain some quick professional skills and kickstart their professional careers, if you want to apply, please fill the application form in the show notes 👇. Hello & welcome to the 44th episode from the null++ podcast. In this very light but super important episode, we will go quickly over the filter, map & reduce functions, what are they, their importance to the code base, and what are the common errors and antipatterns that happen when using them. As mentioned in the episode, we will start a quick mentorship program trial by selecting a few fresh grad/junior level developers who need a mentor to help them gain some quick professional skills and kickstart their professional careers, if you want to apply, please fill the application form in the show notes 👇. filter, functional programminh, software engineering, reduce, map no full 50 2528289f-17d7-470b-92a1-87570484bd2f Episode[43][Anniversary]: 2020 Summary + Q&A Episode Live Stream.

Podcast new Facebook Page.

2020 Most Downloaded Episodes

  1. Episode[22]: Egypt Vs Germany Tech Scene With Mostafa Nageeb (2,379 Downloads).
  2. Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends (2,187 Downloads).
  3. Episode[24]: Software Interviews, The Ultimate Guide With Khaled Badawy (2,107 Downloads).
  4. Episode[1]: Open Source Talk with Abdelrahman Awad of vee-validate (2,063 Downloads).
  5. Episode[2]: Overview On Software Development Processes (1,771 Downloads).

2020 Most Clicked Resources & Picks

  1. https://effortlessenglishclub.com/ (211 Clicks).
  2. Javascript Patterns Book (166 Clicks).
  3. Khaled Badawy Twitter Thread (142 Clicks).
  4. Invest like the best podcast (137 Clicks).
  5. Snowpack (135 Clicks).
  6. Join Imagine (131 Clicks).
  7. Building Multi-Directional Layouts (122 Clicks).
  8. Remote Book (118 Clicks).
  9. Ask Developer Podcast - 55 - Interview with Mostafa Nageeb (118 Clicks)
  10. Ask Developer Podcast - 54 - Interview with Ahmed Essam (108 Clicks).
     

Picks:

]]> Sat, 9 Jan 2021 22:44:46 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode43anniversary-2020-summary-qa-66WfywDs Episode Live Stream.

Podcast new Facebook Page.

2020 Most Downloaded Episodes

  1. Episode[22]: Egypt Vs Germany Tech Scene With Mostafa Nageeb (2,379 Downloads).
  2. Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends (2,187 Downloads).
  3. Episode[24]: Software Interviews, The Ultimate Guide With Khaled Badawy (2,107 Downloads).
  4. Episode[1]: Open Source Talk with Abdelrahman Awad of vee-validate (2,063 Downloads).
  5. Episode[2]: Overview On Software Development Processes (1,771 Downloads).

2020 Most Clicked Resources & Picks

  1. https://effortlessenglishclub.com/ (211 Clicks).
  2. Javascript Patterns Book (166 Clicks).
  3. Khaled Badawy Twitter Thread (142 Clicks).
  4. Invest like the best podcast (137 Clicks).
  5. Snowpack (135 Clicks).
  6. Join Imagine (131 Clicks).
  7. Building Multi-Directional Layouts (122 Clicks).
  8. Remote Book (118 Clicks).
  9. Ask Developer Podcast - 55 - Interview with Mostafa Nageeb (118 Clicks)
  10. Ask Developer Podcast - 54 - Interview with Ahmed Essam (108 Clicks).
     

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]]> Episode[43][Anniversary]: 2020 Summary + Q&A Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:32:19 Hello & welcome to this anniversary episode from the null++ podcast. For the first time in this podcast, this episode was streamed live on the podcast's just launched Facebook page (link in the show notes). In this episode, we went quickly over 2020 important numbers like most downloaded episodes, most clicked resources from the show notes, .... etc. That's beside the typical Q&A that we usually do in the Q&A episodes. Don't forget to like the podcast's new page on Facebook, leave a review, and tell us your feedback on the review section on that page. Hello & welcome to this anniversary episode from the null++ podcast. For the first time in this podcast, this episode was streamed live on the podcast's just launched Facebook page (link in the show notes). In this episode, we went quickly over 2020 important numbers like most downloaded episodes, most clicked resources from the show notes, .... etc. That's beside the typical Q&A that we usually do in the Q&A episodes. Don't forget to like the podcast's new page on Facebook, leave a review, and tell us your feedback on the review section on that page. podcast anniversary, 2020, q&a, software engineering no full 49 87e36d2d-2396-4760-9674-5c85571f612b Episode[42]: Git Tips & Tricks
JobStack_

50% Promo Code: NullPlus50

 

Resources Mentioned in this episode

Globbing

.gitignore templates

Git LFS

Awesome Git

Oh Shit, Git!?!

Pull Request Merge Strategies: The Great Debate


 

Episode Picks:

]]> Sat, 12 Dec 2020 22:34:53 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode42-git-tips-tricks-BMV_ojSq
JobStack_

50% Promo Code: NullPlus50

 

Resources Mentioned in this episode

Globbing

.gitignore templates

Git LFS

Awesome Git

Oh Shit, Git!?!

Pull Request Merge Strategies: The Great Debate


 

Episode Picks:

]]> Episode[42]: Git Tips & Tricks Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:00:50 Welcome to the 42nd episode from the Null++ podcast. In this episode, we will talk about some tips and tricks related to Git. This episode is considered one of the lightweight content worthy episodes, hence we think that a lot of you will like it 😉. As usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast through your pod-catcher, leave a review, and share the episode if you find it useful. Welcome to the 42nd episode from the Null++ podcast. In this episode, we will talk about some tips and tricks related to Git. This episode is considered one of the lightweight content worthy episodes, hence we think that a lot of you will like it 😉. As usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast through your pod-catcher, leave a review, and share the episode if you find it useful. software engineering, git no full 48 e4303d43-d68f-48a7-b817-102eefc81501 Episode[41]: SRE With Mosab Ibrahim Resources Mentioned in this episode

Tech & Coffee Podcast: S1E9: Tech Chat With Mosab Ibrahim | The SRE!!?

SLA vs. SLO vs. SLI: What’s the difference?

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]]> Sat, 5 Dec 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy, Mosab Ibrahim) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode41-sre-with-mosab-ibrahim-fVSU1f4f Resources Mentioned in this episode

Tech & Coffee Podcast: S1E9: Tech Chat With Mosab Ibrahim | The SRE!!?

SLA vs. SLO vs. SLI: What’s the difference?

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]]> Episode[41]: SRE With Mosab Ibrahim Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy, Mosab Ibrahim 01:28:53 Hello and welcome to the 41st episode from null++ podcasts. We are back with having amazing guests with us, this time we have Mosab Ibrahim, a Senior Site Reliability Engineer @ Twitter. The content of the episode was directed towards understanding more the main concept of an SRE, what is the difference between it and DevOps, and what did Mosab study to pursue such a career. We hope that you enjoy this episode as always, as usual, don't forget subscribing to the podcast, leave a review if you found the content to be useful, and share the episode to help more people hear it. Hello and welcome to the 41st episode from null++ podcasts. We are back with having amazing guests with us, this time we have Mosab Ibrahim, a Senior Site Reliability Engineer @ Twitter. The content of the episode was directed towards understanding more the main concept of an SRE, what is the difference between it and DevOps, and what did Mosab study to pursue such a career. We hope that you enjoy this episode as always, as usual, don't forget subscribing to the podcast, leave a review if you found the content to be useful, and share the episode to help more people hear it. site reliability engineering, devops no full 47 f3c2508d-b26a-4549-9cb2-32e11a6770fa Episode[40]: Mobility With Ahmed Essam Resources Mentioned in this episode

Kotlin Native.

]]> Sat, 28 Nov 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmed Essam, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode40-mobility-with-ahmed-essam-NyPOS0YG Resources Mentioned in this episode

Kotlin Native.

]]> Episode[40]: Mobility With Ahmed Essam Ahmed Essam, Ahmad Alfy 01:32:11 Hello & welcome to this new episode from the null++ podcast. We made it through to the 40th episode, a huge milestone for us, thanks to all the listeners for helping us making it this far. In this special episode, we have a dear guest again with us (Ahmed Essam) and the focus this time is around mobile development. We got many requests before to have an episode that focuses on mobility, and no one is better than Essam to elaborate on that. Hello & welcome to this new episode from the null++ podcast. We made it through to the 40th episode, a huge milestone for us, thanks to all the listeners for helping us making it this far. In this special episode, we have a dear guest again with us (Ahmed Essam) and the focus this time is around mobile development. We got many requests before to have an episode that focuses on mobility, and no one is better than Essam to elaborate on that. mobile development, ios, android no full 46 871dd5d3-3a70-44d8-b48a-d585da4d91d3 Episode[39]: Managing Secrets Key phases of a secret’s lifecycle
  • *Creation – Secrets can either be created manually by a user or generated automatically.
  • *Storage – Secrets can be stored centrally or separately, using designated solutions (a PAM-based secrets management tool or password manager) or common approaches (in a text file, on a shared disk, email, etc.).
  • *Rotation – Secrets can be changed or reset on a schedule, thus improving the overall protection of an organization’s infrastructure. Secrets rotation is one of the key requirements of many regulations and standards.
  • *Revocation – Secrets can be revoked in the case of a cybersecurity incident. Thanks to this measure, organizations can prevent or limit the negative consequences of an incident and make sure that attackers can’t use compromised credentials for accessing your organization’s critical resources, systems, endpoints, or applications.

Available open source tools

Tools to encrypt data in git repositories

Episode Picks:

]]> Sat, 14 Nov 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode39-managing-secrets-MQ37WNMn Key phases of a secret’s lifecycle
  • *Creation – Secrets can either be created manually by a user or generated automatically.
  • *Storage – Secrets can be stored centrally or separately, using designated solutions (a PAM-based secrets management tool or password manager) or common approaches (in a text file, on a shared disk, email, etc.).
  • *Rotation – Secrets can be changed or reset on a schedule, thus improving the overall protection of an organization’s infrastructure. Secrets rotation is one of the key requirements of many regulations and standards.
  • *Revocation – Secrets can be revoked in the case of a cybersecurity incident. Thanks to this measure, organizations can prevent or limit the negative consequences of an incident and make sure that attackers can’t use compromised credentials for accessing your organization’s critical resources, systems, endpoints, or applications.

Available open source tools

Tools to encrypt data in git repositories

Episode Picks:

]]> Episode[39]: Managing Secrets Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:57:48 Hello & welcome to this new episode from the null++ podcast. In today's episode, we will go quickly over the topic of managing secrets, the secrets lifecycle, and the available tools and practices that could help you with keeping your secrets secure and risk-free. Hello & welcome to this new episode from the null++ podcast. In today's episode, we will go quickly over the topic of managing secrets, the secrets lifecycle, and the available tools and practices that could help you with keeping your secrets secure and risk-free. managing secrets, software engineering no full 45 e04c0d73-e78a-47d9-bc56-8de9565e51e0 Episode[38]: TDD & BDD Resources Mentioned in this episode

Example Mentioned in the Episode:

Title: Returns and exchanges go to inventory.

As a store owner,

I want to add items back to inventory when they are returned or exchanged,

so that I can track inventory.


 

Scenario 1: Items returned for refund should be added to inventory.

Given that a customer previously bought a black sweater from me

and I have three black sweaters in inventory,

when they return the black sweater for a refund,

then I should have four black sweaters in inventory.


 

Scenario 2: Exchanged items should be returned to inventory.

Given that a customer previously bought a blue garment from me

and I have two blue garments in inventory

and three black garments in inventory,

when they exchange the blue garment for a black garment,

then I should have three blue garments in inventory

and two black garments in inventory.


 

Episode Picks:


 

]]> Sat, 7 Nov 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode38-tdd-bdd-yW1VCnCB Resources Mentioned in this episode

Example Mentioned in the Episode:

Title: Returns and exchanges go to inventory.

As a store owner,

I want to add items back to inventory when they are returned or exchanged,

so that I can track inventory.


 

Scenario 1: Items returned for refund should be added to inventory.

Given that a customer previously bought a black sweater from me

and I have three black sweaters in inventory,

when they return the black sweater for a refund,

then I should have four black sweaters in inventory.


 

Scenario 2: Exchanged items should be returned to inventory.

Given that a customer previously bought a blue garment from me

and I have two blue garments in inventory

and three black garments in inventory,

when they exchange the blue garment for a black garment,

then I should have three blue garments in inventory

and two black garments in inventory.


 

Episode Picks:


 

]]> Episode[38]: TDD & BDD Mohamed Luay 00:41:04 Hello & Welcome to the 38th episode of this podcast. In this week's episode, we will be walking quickly through the main concepts and ideas behind TDD & BDD as a test first approaches. It is a quick light episode that can help you quickly open your mind with these practices. Hello & Welcome to the 38th episode of this podcast. In this week's episode, we will be walking quickly through the main concepts and ideas behind TDD & BDD as a test first approaches. It is a quick light episode that can help you quickly open your mind with these practices. test driven development, tdd, bdd, extreme programing, software engineering no full 44 07975c63-6461-4a5d-947c-475345cac083 Episode[37]: a11y Resources Mentioned in this episode

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]]> Sat, 31 Oct 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode37-a11y-xqmMXQgY Resources Mentioned in this episode

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]]> Episode[37]: a11y Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:04:25 Welcome again to this weekly episode from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode (37th), we will be talking about web accessibility, what is meant by accessibility, why it is important, and what are the different manifestations of accessibility. This topic is one of the most interesting, most under talked one in the region, hence we thought that such an episode will be both nice & needed. Welcome again to this weekly episode from the null++ podcast. In this week's episode (37th), we will be talking about web accessibility, what is meant by accessibility, why it is important, and what are the different manifestations of accessibility. This topic is one of the most interesting, most under talked one in the region, hence we thought that such an episode will be both nice & needed. a11y, web accessibility no full 43 61f48cf3-787c-4dfa-8dbb-a3d6abcb383a Episode[36]: Spooky Stories Episode Picks:

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]]> Episode[36]: Spooky Stories Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:01:21 Hello & Welcome to the 36th episode from Null++ podcast. In accordance with the Spooky October trend and having some technical podcasts releasing episodes about spooky dev stories, we dedicated this episode to go spooky as well where we mention a few of the spooky stuff we have experienced during our career. Don't forget subscribing to the podcast if you didn't do that yet, leave a review and share the episode if you find it interesting. Hello & Welcome to the 36th episode from Null++ podcast. In accordance with the Spooky October trend and having some technical podcasts releasing episodes about spooky dev stories, we dedicated this episode to go spooky as well where we mention a few of the spooky stuff we have experienced during our career. Don't forget subscribing to the podcast if you didn't do that yet, leave a review and share the episode if you find it interesting. spooky developer stories, software development no full 42 e52aa753-e1e5-44e6-b4d3-2cc608200f09 Episode[35]: Q&A For October, 2020 Questions Answered during this episode

Question By - Hosam Alden Mustafa 

هل npm modules تعتبر secure

 

Question By - Hossameldin shaheen

what is your opinion in using typescript in react app , and is it mandatory to learn for front end developers?

 

Suggestion By - Muhammad magdy

عندى اقتراح لحلقة

انكم تجيبوا مشروع حقيقى زى مثلا موقع الاهلى اللى دكتور الفى كان شغال فيه، وتحكوا ازاى اختارتوا البلاتفورم، ايه متطلبات العميل، ليه اختارت كذا مش كذا وهكذا اكننا عايشين معاكم الاحداث كاملة

مش شرط يكون موقع بعينه عشان لوا ممكن يسبب مشاكل بس اى مشروع كبير بغض النظر عن اسمه

 

Question By - Mohamed Elwan

In your opinion, What the main challenges for eCommerce in Egypt? and what they are from a developer standpoint?

 

Question By - Abdelrahman Darwish

ممكن تتكلمه عن الHacking و الcareer path 

 

Question By - Unknown

How to figure out things to specialize in ?I mean how to know the area that describes my strengths the most to specialize in ?

 

Question By - Yousef

انا درست وتعلمت برمجة وبفهم وبطبق منيح كيف ممكن احصل على خبرة لكي احصل على 

وظيفة لاني عاوز انتقل لمجال سوفتير بدلا من مجال عملي في شبكات الموبايل 

 

Question By - MOHAMED

لية في ناس بتترفض بالرغم انها مظبطة ال cv

و بتوافي ال

job description

ايه الي

Hr or technical manager 

بيبص علية في ال cv

 

*Question By - Unkonwn *

لو حد جاله اوفر برقم اكتر من خمسين فالمياه من مرتبه الحالي فالشركة إللي هو فيها بس المشكلة إنه مقعدش فالشركة دي كتير فهيبقي شكلها مش لطيف فالcv لبعدين يعمل إيه ؟

 

Question By - Amr Hussien

ممكن تتكلمو عن شويه نصايح للناس الخريجين وداخلين الجيش ، مثلا لو في حاجات ممكن يعملها تساعده لما يخرج ميدورش كتير على شغل 

 

Question By - Amir

I have 3 years of experience in Microsoft technologies and working without a deep understanding of CS basics such as computer architecture, data structure and so on. Now, i'm feel lost and stuck to advance my career or to apply on big companies.

Should i take a career break and fill this gaps or just try to fill it in parallel with my job?

 

Question By - Ayoub

شكرا لكم

سؤالي بخصوص استعمال services in backend, 

في بعض الاحيان اكون محتاج اعمل بس crud operations 

فانا لا ارى داعي لعمل service خاص بcrud 

في حين انا ممكن اعمل ده في controller مباشرة

 

*Question By - Unkown *

هو ليه البعض بينصح المبتدا يبتدي بجافا سكريبت رغم ما فيها من باكس و اخطاء و عادات سيءة تاريخيا، انا 

من رايي واحد بدا بلغة معقولة زي جافا او سي شارب .... ثم انتقل لجافا سكربت غالبا رح يكتب كود احسن من واحد بدا بها

 

Resources Mentioned in this episode

 

 

Episode Picks:

  • Alfy:

High Score.

        How to Store Session Tokens in a Browser (and the impacts of each)

 

]]> Sat, 17 Oct 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode35-qa-for-october-2020-dmnGHZlZ Questions Answered during this episode

Question By - Hosam Alden Mustafa 

هل npm modules تعتبر secure

 

Question By - Hossameldin shaheen

what is your opinion in using typescript in react app , and is it mandatory to learn for front end developers?

 

Suggestion By - Muhammad magdy

عندى اقتراح لحلقة

انكم تجيبوا مشروع حقيقى زى مثلا موقع الاهلى اللى دكتور الفى كان شغال فيه، وتحكوا ازاى اختارتوا البلاتفورم، ايه متطلبات العميل، ليه اختارت كذا مش كذا وهكذا اكننا عايشين معاكم الاحداث كاملة

مش شرط يكون موقع بعينه عشان لوا ممكن يسبب مشاكل بس اى مشروع كبير بغض النظر عن اسمه

 

Question By - Mohamed Elwan

In your opinion, What the main challenges for eCommerce in Egypt? and what they are from a developer standpoint?

 

Question By - Abdelrahman Darwish

ممكن تتكلمه عن الHacking و الcareer path 

 

Question By - Unknown

How to figure out things to specialize in ?I mean how to know the area that describes my strengths the most to specialize in ?

 

Question By - Yousef

انا درست وتعلمت برمجة وبفهم وبطبق منيح كيف ممكن احصل على خبرة لكي احصل على 

وظيفة لاني عاوز انتقل لمجال سوفتير بدلا من مجال عملي في شبكات الموبايل 

 

Question By - MOHAMED

لية في ناس بتترفض بالرغم انها مظبطة ال cv

و بتوافي ال

job description

ايه الي

Hr or technical manager 

بيبص علية في ال cv

 

*Question By - Unkonwn *

لو حد جاله اوفر برقم اكتر من خمسين فالمياه من مرتبه الحالي فالشركة إللي هو فيها بس المشكلة إنه مقعدش فالشركة دي كتير فهيبقي شكلها مش لطيف فالcv لبعدين يعمل إيه ؟

 

Question By - Amr Hussien

ممكن تتكلمو عن شويه نصايح للناس الخريجين وداخلين الجيش ، مثلا لو في حاجات ممكن يعملها تساعده لما يخرج ميدورش كتير على شغل 

 

Question By - Amir

I have 3 years of experience in Microsoft technologies and working without a deep understanding of CS basics such as computer architecture, data structure and so on. Now, i'm feel lost and stuck to advance my career or to apply on big companies.

Should i take a career break and fill this gaps or just try to fill it in parallel with my job?

 

Question By - Ayoub

شكرا لكم

سؤالي بخصوص استعمال services in backend, 

في بعض الاحيان اكون محتاج اعمل بس crud operations 

فانا لا ارى داعي لعمل service خاص بcrud 

في حين انا ممكن اعمل ده في controller مباشرة

 

*Question By - Unkown *

هو ليه البعض بينصح المبتدا يبتدي بجافا سكريبت رغم ما فيها من باكس و اخطاء و عادات سيءة تاريخيا، انا 

من رايي واحد بدا بلغة معقولة زي جافا او سي شارب .... ثم انتقل لجافا سكربت غالبا رح يكتب كود احسن من واحد بدا بها

 

Resources Mentioned in this episode

 

 

Episode Picks:

  • Alfy:

High Score.

        How to Store Session Tokens in a Browser (and the impacts of each)

 

]]> Episode[35]: Q&A For October, 2020 Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:25:31 Hello and welcome to the 35th episode from null++ Podcast. We are here again with another Q&A episode, an episode where we try to answer some of the questions we receive through the form that we share through social media. You can find the questions that we have received and answered in the show notes. We hope that you find it both interesting and of value. As usual, don't forget subscribing to the podcast, leave a review, and share the episode if you find it useful. Happy Listening. Hello and welcome to the 35th episode from null++ Podcast. We are here again with another Q&A episode, an episode where we try to answer some of the questions we receive through the form that we share through social media. You can find the questions that we have received and answered in the show notes. We hope that you find it both interesting and of value. As usual, don't forget subscribing to the podcast, leave a review, and share the episode if you find it useful. Happy Listening. frontend, backend, q&a, software engineering no full 41 76f2745d-f7c1-4649-8565-247533621475 Episode[34]: The local scene of AI & Data Science For next week's Q&A episode, please submit your question to this form, thanks.

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]]> Episode[34]: The local scene of AI & Data Science Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:06:30 Hello & Welcome to the 34th episode from null++ podcast. The long-awaited episode about AI & Data science is finally here. We are planning to do multiple episodes about the topic, however, as a started, we have decided to begin with an episode that summarizes the field and the opportunities available in Egypt. We have added also a link that sums up some of the companies utilizing AI in Egypt as well as the area they are working in, make sure to check up the episode notes for this one. We hope that you enjoy it to the max, make sure that you share it if you find it beneficial 😉. Hello & Welcome to the 34th episode from null++ podcast. The long-awaited episode about AI & Data science is finally here. We are planning to do multiple episodes about the topic, however, as a started, we have decided to begin with an episode that summarizes the field and the opportunities available in Egypt. We have added also a link that sums up some of the companies utilizing AI in Egypt as well as the area they are working in, make sure to check up the episode notes for this one. We hope that you enjoy it to the max, make sure that you share it if you find it beneficial 😉. hadoop, egypt, data science, machine learning, big data, ai no full 40 52275ed6-7df6-4190-9131-f8399dc2cb97 Episode[33]: What to expect when you are expecting!
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    ]]>     Episode[33]: What to expect when you are expecting! Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:07:29 Hello & Welcome to the 33rd episode from null++ podcast. As the name suggests (Pun intended 😅), this episode would be focusing on highlighting the basic differences between Frontend, Backend, Full Stack & Mobility Engineering, what to expect in each area, and what things you need to excel/focus in each area to grow naturally. As usual (It became boring, we know 😅), don't forget sharing, subscribing, and reviewing the podcast, also feel free to reach one for any request/feedback/recommendation. Thank you & have a nice listening time. Hello & Welcome to the 33rd episode from null++ podcast. As the name suggests (Pun intended 😅), this episode would be focusing on highlighting the basic differences between Frontend, Backend, Full Stack & Mobility Engineering, what to expect in each area, and what things you need to excel/focus in each area to grow naturally. As usual (It became boring, we know 😅), don't forget sharing, subscribing, and reviewing the podcast, also feel free to reach one for any request/feedback/recommendation. Thank you & have a nice listening time. android development, ios development, frontend development, backend development, fullstack development no full 39     62c2adeb-21cb-41ad-8538-63f4c84733ae Episode[32]: Things that developers need to be aware of Don't forget subscribing to the null++ Newsletter if you want to receive tailored resources about software engineering, best practices, and tools. You can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.

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    ]]>     Episode[32]: Things that developers need to be aware of Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:03:11 Hello & Welcome to the 32nd episode from null++ podcast. As a continuation of the last episode, in this week's episode, we tried to highlight the things/problems that developers usually trapped in, how these problems may affect the overall performance of the developer & how to be aware and deal with it in the future. As usual, we hope that you enjoy this episode, subscribe to the podcast, share the episode, and leave a review to help us measure the satisfaction from your side. Hello & Welcome to the 32nd episode from null++ podcast. As a continuation of the last episode, in this week's episode, we tried to highlight the things/problems that developers usually trapped in, how these problems may affect the overall performance of the developer & how to be aware and deal with it in the future. As usual, we hope that you enjoy this episode, subscribe to the podcast, share the episode, and leave a review to help us measure the satisfaction from your side. tech teams, software engineering, development no full 38     7d5dc5fa-dcb1-4f77-87d8-24a120fb0dec Episode[31]: Problems Tech Teams Usually Face, Part I Challenges Discussed In This Episode:

    • S/he who doesn’t test his/her work.
    • Big, complete revamp vs refactoring.
    • Lack of assertiveness/confrontation.
    • Overstepping others with specialization.
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    ]]>     Sat, 29 Aug 2020 22:46:22 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode31-problems-tech-teams-usually-face-part-i-tNtJMBJx Challenges Discussed In This Episode:

    • S/he who doesn’t test his/her work.
    • Big, complete revamp vs refactoring.
    • Lack of assertiveness/confrontation.
    • Overstepping others with specialization.
    • Focusing Too much on the technical aspect.

     

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    ]]>     Episode[31]: Problems Tech Teams Usually Face, Part I Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:56:18 Hello & welcome to the 31st episode from null++ podcast. This week we will be talking about some of the widely common problems/challenges that face the tech teams nowadays, how can we deal with such problems, and how we as individuals be proactive in helping solve these problems for the greater good. The range of topics has a mix of technical and non-technical aspects. We hope that you find this one of a benefit as we are planning to do more episodes like this one (we have many points that we wanted to cover that we couldn't fit in one episode), if you did, then don't forget to share the episode, leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Hello & welcome to the 31st episode from null++ podcast. This week we will be talking about some of the widely common problems/challenges that face the tech teams nowadays, how can we deal with such problems, and how we as individuals be proactive in helping solve these problems for the greater good. The range of topics has a mix of technical and non-technical aspects. We hope that you find this one of a benefit as we are planning to do more episodes like this one (we have many points that we wanted to cover that we couldn't fit in one episode), if you did, then don't forget to share the episode, leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. leadership, refactoring, software engineering no full 37     c959ffab-98e4-410d-b59b-5298f917cedd Episode[30]: Don't be like Alaa Don't forget subscribing to the null++ Newsletter if you want to receive tailored resources about software engineering, best practices, and tools. You can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.
     

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    ]]>     Episode[30]: Don't be like Alaa Mohamed Luay, Alaa ElGndy, Ahmad Alfy 01:10:56 Hello & welcome to this new episode from null++ podcast. Hooray, we have reached our 30th episode within this podcast, we must admit that we didn't expect this milestone with all the engagement and the shout outs. In this special episode from the podcast, we have a special guest, who drove the episode into a funny and sarcastic way to convey the learnings he has experienced during One & A Half years seeking for a position in Europe. This guest was Alaa Elgndy and we have talked to him about the challenges he faced at the beginning of this journey, the series of unfortunate events he experienced during that journey 😅(Mind the laughing), and the lessons learned from all of this. Thank you for listening, if you didn't subscribe to the podcast yet, please do, and leave a review to help us rank organically on podcast players. Hello & welcome to this new episode from null++ podcast. Hooray, we have reached our 30th episode within this podcast, we must admit that we didn't expect this milestone with all the engagement and the shout outs. In this special episode from the podcast, we have a special guest, who drove the episode into a funny and sarcastic way to convey the learnings he has experienced during One & A Half years seeking for a position in Europe. This guest was Alaa Elgndy and we have talked to him about the challenges he faced at the beginning of this journey, the series of unfortunate events he experienced during that journey 😅(Mind the laughing), and the lessons learned from all of this. Thank you for listening, if you didn't subscribe to the podcast yet, please do, and leave a review to help us rank organically on podcast players. remote, job seekers, software engineering, sarcastic tech talk no full 36     ecd7b2f3-f15d-4c23-844b-deadd521e035 Episode[29]: Q&A For August, 2020 Don't forget subscribing to the null++ Newsletter if you want to receive tailored resources about software engineering, best practices, and tools. You can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.

    00:01:00 -> 00:08:00

    Question 1:

    "لو انا هبدا بروجكت فرونت ايند برياكت ايه المكتبات الاساسيه اللي لازم تكون معايا مثلا كروتر بنستخدم رياكت روتر فحابب اعرف ايه افضل مكتبه لكتابته استايل داخل الرياكت وكذلك بالنسبه للفاليديشن وهل في مكتبات تانيه اساسيه يعني حابب اعرف بيئه عمل كامله لبدا اي بروجكت فرونت ايند برياكت"

    Material UI React.

    Ant Design.

    Bulma.
     

     00:08:00 -> 00:16:10

    Question 2:

    "أنا خلصت إعدادي هندسة وعاوز أدخل قسم حاسبات وغالبا عاوز أشتغل في ال cyber security وعاوز أعمل أساس كويس كمعرفة وفي نفس الوقت يكون عندي CV محترم وأروح كذا تدريب قبل ما أتخرج بحيث بعد لما أتخرج أكون جاهز لسوق العمل مش محتاج أبدأ من الأول السنة دي درسنا C++ وأعتقد إني كويس نوعا فيها علشان من بداية الترم التاني لحد دلوقتي وأنا شغال Problem solving على قد ما أقدر سؤالي هنا أكمل Problem solving لحد إمتى + عاوز أتعلم حاجات جديدة علشان بصراحة زهقت منه وناس كتير كلامهم مختلف ناس قالوا أكمل زي ما أنا ولسا بدري على إني أتعلم حاجة تانية وناس قالولي ال Problem solving مش حاجة كبيرة قوي في الشركات وفي الإنترفيو وإنهم بيجيبوا مسائل سهلة فدلوقتي إيه الصح؟ وإيه ال road map إللي تخليني كويس في ال CS? "

    00:16:10 -> 00:24:20

    Question 3:

    "what is essential testing should I apply when using fetch Javascript t call an API "

    Episode[14]: Unit Testing 101

    Jasmine. 

    Mocha.

    Jest.

    00:24:20 -> 00:31:13

    Question 4:

    "How to expand my network relation with different people in the tech industry, I suffered from this problem when tried to land my first job, that there are no relations to recommend me, and now also there are no multiple moving chances because of this. So how to expand my strong relations outside my company."

    00:31:13 -> 00:42:40

    Question 5:

    "لما كان فيه ايفنتات لأنجولار او فيس بوك وغيره مثلا بتحصل برة مصر كنتوا بتسافروا لها ازاي وبتعرفوا منين عن الايفنتات دي؟ وعاوزين نشوفكوا لايف او في حلقة متكونش تكنيكال بتتكلم عن خبرات اللي سافروا برة يشتغلوا في مجال التيك عن الفيز المختلفة لدول زي امريكا والمانيا وهولندا وغيرة وعملوا ايه لما بيوصلوا هناك ومبيكنوش عارفين حد في الاول او بيكملوا جزأ الانترفيو هناك"

    00:42:40 -> 00:47:21

    Question 6:

    "سورس كويس لللي المفروض اعرفه ف الداتا بيز ك فريش باك اند ديفولوبر (node js & mongoDB ) انا شوفت حلقة الباك و دورت علي سورسز بس موصلتش للأسف .. يعني بجيب التوبيك و اقرأ ليه مقالات و مش عارفة كدا صح ولا ايه ؟ مع العلم الباك جراوند بتاعتي مش كومبيوتر ساينس ..."

    Node Weekly.

    DB Weekly.

    Netflix Tech Blog.

    Marting Fowler.

    Episode[24.5][Bonus]: How To Prepare For Software Interviews With Khaled Badawy.

    Software Engineering Daily.

    Feedly.

    00:47:21 -> 00:53:00

    Question 7:

    "BURNOUT طول معايا ومش عارف اخلص المطلوب منى او اذاكر"

    00:53:00 -> 00:53:00

    Question 8:

    "أنا كنت عايزه اسال هل البقاء في شركه واحده لمده تلات سنين تعتبر حاجه مش كويسه ف الكرير بتاعنا او بمعني انهي الاحسن افضل اتنقل كل فتره والتانيه ولا العكس هو لو الشركه كويسه من حيث المرتب والناس الموجودين والشغل من البيت وخبرتي فيها بتزيد كل فتره بس ف نفس البزنيس هل كده يبقي حاجه غلط او مش كويسه للمستقبل تاني حاجه لو انا قعدت فتره كويسه اشتغلت لغه معينه نود مثلا وبعدين اضطريت انقل للغه تانيه زي البايثون هل ده حاجه كويسه عشان ف الاول ف الاخر ال Tool مش بتفرق ولا الاحسن انك تكمل ف لغه وتعرف كل حاجه وتجرب فيها وتزود فيها خبرتك ده الاحسن "

    00:53:00 -> 01:01:00

    Question 9:

    "أنا كنت عايزه اسال هل البقاء في شركه واحده لمده تلات سنين تعتبر حاجه مش كويسه ف الكرير بتاعنا او بمعني انهي الاحسن افضل اتنقل كل فتره والتانيه ولا العكس هو لو الشركه كويسه من حيث المرتب والناس الموجودين والشغل من البيت وخبرتي فيها بتزيد كل فتره بس ف نفس البزنيس هل كده يبقي حاجه غلط او مش كويسه للمستقبل تاني حاجه لو انا قعدت فتره كويسه اشتغلت لغه معينه نود مثلا وبعدين اضطريت انقل للغه تانيه زي البايثون هل ده حاجه كويسه عشان ف الاول ف الاخر ال Tool مش بتفرق ولا الاحسن انك تكمل ف لغه وتعرف كل حاجه وتجرب فيها وتزود فيها خبرتك ده الاحسن "

    01:01:00 -> 01:09:36

    Question 10:

    "تحذير مسبق السؤال طويل شوية :Dهو انا في دماغي حاجة نفسي اشتغلها لكن معنديش معلومة هل ده اصلا موجود في سوق العمل ولا لا ، انا لسه طالب وخلال ال ٣ سنين دراسة اشتغلنا على بروجكتس كتير منها حجات محترمة سواء في مجال ال web عملنا ديسكتوب ابليكشنز اشتغلنا مع داتا بيز كتير انا جربت شوية في الاندرويد وفي unity حجات بسيطة يعني مش تعمق في كله بس خلال ده كله علشان نعمل اي حاجة بنقعد نتعلمها وننفذ وهكذا بالنسبالي انا حابب يكون وظيفتي اني اطلع سوفت وير اين كان ايه مجاله واخد وقت معين اتعلمه محستش لحد دلوقتي اني حابب اكون متخصص في حاجة بعينها بس دايما بشوف المنتشر ان لازم تكون متخصص في حاجة في سوق العمل هو اه اكيد الخبرة بتكون مفيدة بس اكيد بتيجي مع الوقت وبيحصل تشابه بين البروجكتس ف هل ده اصلا ديسكريبشن موجود في الوظايف ولا فعلا لازم اتخصص في حاجة ؟ واسف على الاطالة"

    01:09:36 -> 01:15:20

    Question 11:

    "نقول ايه للفريش اللى اختار تكنولوجى زى الاسبرينج بوت، بعيدة عن الحاجات المنتشرة ف مصر هل يسيبها ويروح لحاجة زى ال بى اتش بى او دوت نت، ولا يكمل عادى وميشغلش باله اوى بالتكنولوجى قد كونسيبت البرمجة نفسه"

    01:15:20 -> 01:17:40

    Question 12:

    "هل ال full stack designer زي ما بيسمه اللي هو شخص بيعرف يعمل ui/ux وfrontend موجود في السوق المصري؟ وهل كويس أنه واحد يبدأ حياته المهنية كدة ولا يتخصص في حاجة من الأول؟"

    01:17:40 -> 01:20:15

    Question 13:

    "how can I increase my skills in software Engineering? "

    Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends.

    Episode[25]: Grow Your Career With Side Projects.

    01:20:15 -> 01:31:10

    Question 14:

    "لو انا لسه fresh وعايز اعمل Fullstack project ازاى انظم الproject وابدا فيه صح لان الدنيا بتعك منى كتير انا بستعمل nest.js/vue/socket.io لو ممكن جزء فحلقه عن الادوات اللى تخلينى اكتب كود JS/TS احسن "

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    ]]>     Sat, 15 Aug 2020 22:30:06 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode29-qa-for-august-2020-6vWDITQ1 Don't forget subscribing to the null++ Newsletter if you want to receive tailored resources about software engineering, best practices, and tools. You can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.

    00:01:00 -> 00:08:00

    Question 1:

    "لو انا هبدا بروجكت فرونت ايند برياكت ايه المكتبات الاساسيه اللي لازم تكون معايا مثلا كروتر بنستخدم رياكت روتر فحابب اعرف ايه افضل مكتبه لكتابته استايل داخل الرياكت وكذلك بالنسبه للفاليديشن وهل في مكتبات تانيه اساسيه يعني حابب اعرف بيئه عمل كامله لبدا اي بروجكت فرونت ايند برياكت"

    Material UI React.

    Ant Design.

    Bulma.
     

     00:08:00 -> 00:16:10

    Question 2:

    "أنا خلصت إعدادي هندسة وعاوز أدخل قسم حاسبات وغالبا عاوز أشتغل في ال cyber security وعاوز أعمل أساس كويس كمعرفة وفي نفس الوقت يكون عندي CV محترم وأروح كذا تدريب قبل ما أتخرج بحيث بعد لما أتخرج أكون جاهز لسوق العمل مش محتاج أبدأ من الأول السنة دي درسنا C++ وأعتقد إني كويس نوعا فيها علشان من بداية الترم التاني لحد دلوقتي وأنا شغال Problem solving على قد ما أقدر سؤالي هنا أكمل Problem solving لحد إمتى + عاوز أتعلم حاجات جديدة علشان بصراحة زهقت منه وناس كتير كلامهم مختلف ناس قالوا أكمل زي ما أنا ولسا بدري على إني أتعلم حاجة تانية وناس قالولي ال Problem solving مش حاجة كبيرة قوي في الشركات وفي الإنترفيو وإنهم بيجيبوا مسائل سهلة فدلوقتي إيه الصح؟ وإيه ال road map إللي تخليني كويس في ال CS? "

    00:16:10 -> 00:24:20

    Question 3:

    "what is essential testing should I apply when using fetch Javascript t call an API "

    Episode[14]: Unit Testing 101

    Jasmine. 

    Mocha.

    Jest.

    00:24:20 -> 00:31:13

    Question 4:

    "How to expand my network relation with different people in the tech industry, I suffered from this problem when tried to land my first job, that there are no relations to recommend me, and now also there are no multiple moving chances because of this. So how to expand my strong relations outside my company."

    00:31:13 -> 00:42:40

    Question 5:

    "لما كان فيه ايفنتات لأنجولار او فيس بوك وغيره مثلا بتحصل برة مصر كنتوا بتسافروا لها ازاي وبتعرفوا منين عن الايفنتات دي؟ وعاوزين نشوفكوا لايف او في حلقة متكونش تكنيكال بتتكلم عن خبرات اللي سافروا برة يشتغلوا في مجال التيك عن الفيز المختلفة لدول زي امريكا والمانيا وهولندا وغيرة وعملوا ايه لما بيوصلوا هناك ومبيكنوش عارفين حد في الاول او بيكملوا جزأ الانترفيو هناك"

    00:42:40 -> 00:47:21

    Question 6:

    "سورس كويس لللي المفروض اعرفه ف الداتا بيز ك فريش باك اند ديفولوبر (node js & mongoDB ) انا شوفت حلقة الباك و دورت علي سورسز بس موصلتش للأسف .. يعني بجيب التوبيك و اقرأ ليه مقالات و مش عارفة كدا صح ولا ايه ؟ مع العلم الباك جراوند بتاعتي مش كومبيوتر ساينس ..."

    Node Weekly.

    DB Weekly.

    Netflix Tech Blog.

    Marting Fowler.

    Episode[24.5][Bonus]: How To Prepare For Software Interviews With Khaled Badawy.

    Software Engineering Daily.

    Feedly.

    00:47:21 -> 00:53:00

    Question 7:

    "BURNOUT طول معايا ومش عارف اخلص المطلوب منى او اذاكر"

    00:53:00 -> 00:53:00

    Question 8:

    "أنا كنت عايزه اسال هل البقاء في شركه واحده لمده تلات سنين تعتبر حاجه مش كويسه ف الكرير بتاعنا او بمعني انهي الاحسن افضل اتنقل كل فتره والتانيه ولا العكس هو لو الشركه كويسه من حيث المرتب والناس الموجودين والشغل من البيت وخبرتي فيها بتزيد كل فتره بس ف نفس البزنيس هل كده يبقي حاجه غلط او مش كويسه للمستقبل تاني حاجه لو انا قعدت فتره كويسه اشتغلت لغه معينه نود مثلا وبعدين اضطريت انقل للغه تانيه زي البايثون هل ده حاجه كويسه عشان ف الاول ف الاخر ال Tool مش بتفرق ولا الاحسن انك تكمل ف لغه وتعرف كل حاجه وتجرب فيها وتزود فيها خبرتك ده الاحسن "

    00:53:00 -> 01:01:00

    Question 9:

    "أنا كنت عايزه اسال هل البقاء في شركه واحده لمده تلات سنين تعتبر حاجه مش كويسه ف الكرير بتاعنا او بمعني انهي الاحسن افضل اتنقل كل فتره والتانيه ولا العكس هو لو الشركه كويسه من حيث المرتب والناس الموجودين والشغل من البيت وخبرتي فيها بتزيد كل فتره بس ف نفس البزنيس هل كده يبقي حاجه غلط او مش كويسه للمستقبل تاني حاجه لو انا قعدت فتره كويسه اشتغلت لغه معينه نود مثلا وبعدين اضطريت انقل للغه تانيه زي البايثون هل ده حاجه كويسه عشان ف الاول ف الاخر ال Tool مش بتفرق ولا الاحسن انك تكمل ف لغه وتعرف كل حاجه وتجرب فيها وتزود فيها خبرتك ده الاحسن "

    01:01:00 -> 01:09:36

    Question 10:

    "تحذير مسبق السؤال طويل شوية :Dهو انا في دماغي حاجة نفسي اشتغلها لكن معنديش معلومة هل ده اصلا موجود في سوق العمل ولا لا ، انا لسه طالب وخلال ال ٣ سنين دراسة اشتغلنا على بروجكتس كتير منها حجات محترمة سواء في مجال ال web عملنا ديسكتوب ابليكشنز اشتغلنا مع داتا بيز كتير انا جربت شوية في الاندرويد وفي unity حجات بسيطة يعني مش تعمق في كله بس خلال ده كله علشان نعمل اي حاجة بنقعد نتعلمها وننفذ وهكذا بالنسبالي انا حابب يكون وظيفتي اني اطلع سوفت وير اين كان ايه مجاله واخد وقت معين اتعلمه محستش لحد دلوقتي اني حابب اكون متخصص في حاجة بعينها بس دايما بشوف المنتشر ان لازم تكون متخصص في حاجة في سوق العمل هو اه اكيد الخبرة بتكون مفيدة بس اكيد بتيجي مع الوقت وبيحصل تشابه بين البروجكتس ف هل ده اصلا ديسكريبشن موجود في الوظايف ولا فعلا لازم اتخصص في حاجة ؟ واسف على الاطالة"

    01:09:36 -> 01:15:20

    Question 11:

    "نقول ايه للفريش اللى اختار تكنولوجى زى الاسبرينج بوت، بعيدة عن الحاجات المنتشرة ف مصر هل يسيبها ويروح لحاجة زى ال بى اتش بى او دوت نت، ولا يكمل عادى وميشغلش باله اوى بالتكنولوجى قد كونسيبت البرمجة نفسه"

    01:15:20 -> 01:17:40

    Question 12:

    "هل ال full stack designer زي ما بيسمه اللي هو شخص بيعرف يعمل ui/ux وfrontend موجود في السوق المصري؟ وهل كويس أنه واحد يبدأ حياته المهنية كدة ولا يتخصص في حاجة من الأول؟"

    01:17:40 -> 01:20:15

    Question 13:

    "how can I increase my skills in software Engineering? "

    Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends.

    Episode[25]: Grow Your Career With Side Projects.

    01:20:15 -> 01:31:10

    Question 14:

    "لو انا لسه fresh وعايز اعمل Fullstack project ازاى انظم الproject وابدا فيه صح لان الدنيا بتعك منى كتير انا بستعمل nest.js/vue/socket.io لو ممكن جزء فحلقه عن الادوات اللى تخلينى اكتب كود JS/TS احسن "

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    ]]>     Episode[29]: Q&A For August, 2020 Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:35:26 Hello & welcome to the 29th episode from null++ podcast. We are back again with a Q&A Episode, in this episode, we had around 14 questions cross Software Engineering, Frontend, Backend, and other different topics. We hope that you find this episode both enticing and useful. We have structured the show notes to show the minutes that reflect each question as well as the resources we may have mentioned for each question, this will help you go directly to the questions that interest you. Thank you for listening, if you didn't subscribe to the podcast yet, please do, and leave a review to help us rank organically on podcast players. Hello & welcome to the 29th episode from null++ podcast. We are back again with a Q&A Episode, in this episode, we had around 14 questions cross Software Engineering, Frontend, Backend, and other different topics. We hope that you find this episode both enticing and useful. We have structured the show notes to show the minutes that reflect each question as well as the resources we may have mentioned for each question, this will help you go directly to the questions that interest you. Thank you for listening, if you didn't subscribe to the podcast yet, please do, and leave a review to help us rank organically on podcast players. frontend, backend, q&a, software engineering no full 35     8bbd42f3-087c-4aed-8e33-95c46ba8caf0 Episode[28]: Infrastructure as a code with Ahmad Magdy  

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00

    Infrastructure as a code.

    Terraform. 

    Introduction To Terraform.

    Ansible.

    HCL Native Syntax Specification.

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00

    Bus Factor.

    00:40:00 -> 00:50:00

    Jetbrains HCL Plugin.

    VSCode Terraform Plugin.

     

    Episode Picks:

     

    Also, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast Newsletter from this link.

    ]]>     Sat, 8 Aug 2020 22:30:18 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Magdy, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode28-infrastructure-as-a-code-with-ahmed-magdy-zqZT7w1E  

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00

    Infrastructure as a code.

    Terraform. 

    Introduction To Terraform.

    Ansible.

    HCL Native Syntax Specification.

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00

    Bus Factor.

    00:40:00 -> 00:50:00

    Jetbrains HCL Plugin.

    VSCode Terraform Plugin.

     

    Episode Picks:

     

    Also, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast Newsletter from this link.

    ]]>     Episode[28]: Infrastructure as a code with Ahmad Magdy Ahmad Magdy, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:09:28 Hello & welcome to the 28th episode from null++ podcast. This week we have Ahmad Magdy with us, A software engineer working @ Uber and he is part of the infrastructure team there. In this episode, Ahmad will walk us through the concept of Infrastructure as a code, how you can apply this through terraform, his experience with switching teams to Infrastructure as a code, the dynamics of such transformation, and some other cool stuff. We hope you enjoy this episode, if so, please share the episode through social media, subscribe to the podcast using the application you use, and leave a review to help others find us organically. Hello & welcome to the 28th episode from null++ podcast. This week we have Ahmad Magdy with us, A software engineer working @ Uber and he is part of the infrastructure team there. In this episode, Ahmad will walk us through the concept of Infrastructure as a code, how you can apply this through terraform, his experience with switching teams to Infrastructure as a code, the dynamics of such transformation, and some other cool stuff. We hope you enjoy this episode, if so, please share the episode through social media, subscribe to the podcast using the application you use, and leave a review to help others find us organically. terraform, backend, infrastructure as a service, azure, aws, devops no full 34     3ed36ea1-c155-4d42-bf8d-6707fce8f885 Episode[27]: Development Productivity & Tooling With Ahmed Ash Last week, we have fetched the 5th issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, you can have a look at this issue from here, also you can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.

     

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00

    Ash's Twitter Thread about tooling & productivity.

    Duck typing.

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00

    Paul Graham Viaweb & Lisp FAQs.

    Laravel Valet.

    Episode[5]: Docker Intro & Quick Tips

    00:20:00 -> 00:30:00

    Ahmed's plugin for sublime.

    00:30:00 -> 00:40:00

    Visual Studio Code Tips and Tricks.

    Getting Started with Vim: An Interactive Guide.

    00:40:00 -> 00:50:00

    ZSH.

    Oh My ZSH.

    Fish.

    Oh My Fish.

    01:00:00 -> 01:10:00

    Airbnb js style guide.

    Picks:

    • Ash: 

    Marketing for developers.

    Design for data-intensive applications.

    رواية زغازيغ             

    ]]>     Sat, 25 Jul 2020 22:30:14 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Ash) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode27-development-productivity-tooling-with-ahmed-ash-fnJlnNN_ Last week, we have fetched the 5th issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, you can have a look at this issue from here, also you can subscribe to the Newsletter from this link.

     

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00

    Ash's Twitter Thread about tooling & productivity.

    Duck typing.

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00

    Paul Graham Viaweb & Lisp FAQs.

    Laravel Valet.

    Episode[5]: Docker Intro & Quick Tips

    00:20:00 -> 00:30:00

    Ahmed's plugin for sublime.

    00:30:00 -> 00:40:00

    Visual Studio Code Tips and Tricks.

    Getting Started with Vim: An Interactive Guide.

    00:40:00 -> 00:50:00

    ZSH.

    Oh My ZSH.

    Fish.

    Oh My Fish.

    01:00:00 -> 01:10:00

    Airbnb js style guide.

    Picks:

    • Ash: 

    Marketing for developers.

    Design for data-intensive applications.

    رواية زغازيغ             

    ]]>     Episode[27]: Development Productivity & Tooling With Ahmed Ash Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Ash 01:23:23 Hello & welcome to the 27th episode from null++ podcast. Our guest this time will be Ahmed Ash and we will be dedicating this episode to tips & tricks regarding development productivity, tooling, terminal usage, code editors, CI/CD, and other stuff. This episode had few great tips, we hope that you both like and start using these tips, & as usual, don't forget subscribing and reviewing the podcast on your pod-catcher. Thank you 🙏 Hello & welcome to the 27th episode from null++ podcast. Our guest this time will be Ahmed Ash and we will be dedicating this episode to tips & tricks regarding development productivity, tooling, terminal usage, code editors, CI/CD, and other stuff. This episode had few great tips, we hope that you both like and start using these tips, & as usual, don't forget subscribing and reviewing the podcast on your pod-catcher. Thank you 🙏 development environment, php, oh my zsh, vscode, terminal, tooling no full 33     f5856b77-c972-41ad-a504-ba038338f80e Episode[26][hiring]: Unique Engineers With Ahmed Essam Last week, we have fetched the 4th issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    *On another note, Essam recently did launch his own podcast where he interviews some of the Egyptian top engineering minds if you enjoyed our episodes with him, most probably you would enjoy his podcast as well.

    Podcast Link - Recommended Episode.


     

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00 Minutes

    The 5 Whys?

    Plug & Play

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00 Minutes

    Tweet About Fires & Accountability.

    How to Complete a Great Postmortem Analysis Reliably.

    Pre-mortems and Post-mortems: The 2 Most Important Parts of Any Project

    00:20:00 -> 00:30:00

    Hot Cold Empathy Gap.

    Pair programming.

    00:30:00 -> 00:40:00

    Docstring.

    00:50:00 -> 00:60:00

    How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner.

    01:00:00 -> 01:10:00

    Apprenticeship Model.

    01:10:00 -> 01:20:00

    Cost-Benefit Analysis.


     

    Picks:

    *Essam Resources on creating the same with Raspberry Pi. (Video1 - Video2)

    ]]>     Sat, 18 Jul 2020 22:30:08 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Essam) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode26hiring-unique-engineers-with-ahmed-essam-0tWzAtKp Last week, we have fetched the 4th issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    *On another note, Essam recently did launch his own podcast where he interviews some of the Egyptian top engineering minds if you enjoyed our episodes with him, most probably you would enjoy his podcast as well.

    Podcast Link - Recommended Episode.


     

    00:00:00 -> 00:10:00 Minutes

    The 5 Whys?

    Plug & Play

    00:10:00 -> 00:20:00 Minutes

    Tweet About Fires & Accountability.

    How to Complete a Great Postmortem Analysis Reliably.

    Pre-mortems and Post-mortems: The 2 Most Important Parts of Any Project

    00:20:00 -> 00:30:00

    Hot Cold Empathy Gap.

    Pair programming.

    00:30:00 -> 00:40:00

    Docstring.

    00:50:00 -> 00:60:00

    How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner.

    01:00:00 -> 01:10:00

    Apprenticeship Model.

    01:10:00 -> 01:20:00

    Cost-Benefit Analysis.


     

    Picks:

    *Essam Resources on creating the same with Raspberry Pi. (Video1 - Video2)

    ]]>     Episode[26][hiring]: Unique Engineers With Ahmed Essam Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Essam 01:19:08 Hello & welcome to the 26th episode from null++ podcast. This week we had another fascinating talk with Ahmed Essam under the hiring sequel, this episode is a response to the polls that we had launched before on both twitter and Facebook where most of the votes were dedicated to the engineer's uniqueness and how to develop my competitive advantage as an engineer. We hope that you like this episode and happy listening :). Hello & welcome to the 26th episode from null++ podcast. This week we had another fascinating talk with Ahmed Essam under the hiring sequel, this episode is a response to the polls that we had launched before on both twitter and Facebook where most of the votes were dedicated to the engineer's uniqueness and how to develop my competitive advantage as an engineer. We hope that you like this episode and happy listening :). skills marketing, software engineering, competitive advantage no full 32     5aefb096-7f24-42c5-9b3c-0dd699fae75b Episode[25]: Grow Your Career With Side Projects Last week, we have fetched the 3rd issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    Picks:


     


     

    ]]>     Sat, 11 Jul 2020 22:30:13 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode25-grow-your-career-with-side-projects-RqMCMkTZ Last week, we have fetched the 3rd issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    Picks:


     


     

    ]]>     Episode[25]: Grow Your Career With Side Projects Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:04:50 Hello & welcome to the 25th episode from this podcast. Since we have found ourselves keep mentioning side projects over and over again when we answer questions like "How can I learn X effectively?" "I don't have freedom in work to do X Y, & Z, what should I do", "I am a junior, how can I increase my chances of landing a job or an internship" .... etc. Hence, we have dedicated this episode to this topic specifically where we will be discussing different types of side projects that you can engage in, how such projects can help you (both from experience and other's experience), and how to start and get feedback from such projects. We hope that you all like this episode, if you do, then don't forget subscribing to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with your friends and colleagues. Thanks for listening 🙏. Hello & welcome to the 25th episode from this podcast. Since we have found ourselves keep mentioning side projects over and over again when we answer questions like "How can I learn X effectively?" "I don't have freedom in work to do X Y, & Z, what should I do", "I am a junior, how can I increase my chances of landing a job or an internship" .... etc. Hence, we have dedicated this episode to this topic specifically where we will be discussing different types of side projects that you can engage in, how such projects can help you (both from experience and other's experience), and how to start and get feedback from such projects. We hope that you all like this episode, if you do, then don't forget subscribing to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with your friends and colleagues. Thanks for listening 🙏. side projects, indie hackers, software development no full 31     0ac54e93-8555-43e1-8f40-6aff6003fe71 Episode[24.5][Bonus]: How To Prepare For Software Interviews With Khaled Badawy This week, we have fetched the 3rd issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    Khaled's Contact: LinkedIn, Twitter.

    ]]>     Wed, 8 Jul 2020 19:00:14 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Khaled Badawy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode245bonus-how-to-prepare-for-software-interviews-with-khaled-badawy-_kiQ5279 This week, we have fetched the 3rd issue from the newsletter where we share articles and resources we find valuable, if you didn't subscribe yet, you can do it from this link. For this episode resources, take a look below 👀, we had a bunch of very valuable ones 👇.


     

    Khaled's Contact: LinkedIn, Twitter.

    ]]>     Episode[24.5][Bonus]: How To Prepare For Software Interviews With Khaled Badawy Ahmad Alfy, Khaled Badawy, Mohamed Luay 01:25:09 Hello & welcome to this week's bonus episode from null++ podcast. As an extension to this week's episode with Khaled Badawy from Amazon. This episode will be dedicated to answering the question of "How can I prepare for a software interview?". The episode covered topics like How to prepare for Data structures, Algorithms, System Design, and Leadership questions as well as few resources that can help you with your preparations (You can find all the resources mentioned in the episode in the show notes below 👇). We hope that you have enjoyed this week's focus on technical interviews, make sure to subscribe to the podcast as well as our Newsletter for maximum benefit. Hello & welcome to this week's bonus episode from null++ podcast. As an extension to this week's episode with Khaled Badawy from Amazon. This episode will be dedicated to answering the question of "How can I prepare for a software interview?". The episode covered topics like How to prepare for Data structures, Algorithms, System Design, and Leadership questions as well as few resources that can help you with your preparations (You can find all the resources mentioned in the episode in the show notes below 👇). We hope that you have enjoyed this week's focus on technical interviews, make sure to subscribe to the podcast as well as our Newsletter for maximum benefit. software interviews preparation, data structures, algorithms, system design no full 30     998b5e29-553f-4d9e-b90b-f7a1c1edf325 Episode[24]: Software Interviews, The Ultimate Guide With Khaled Badawy
  • Khaled's Interview Tips Twitter Thread.
  • Amazon Leadership Principle.
  • Software Engineer Cover Letter Sample.
  • The Everything Store Book.
  • Pramp For Mock Interviews.

    • Picks:

    If you are interested in exploring more resources and technical gems, we do curate a few of those weekly through the podcast newsletter. For more info about the content and subscription, please visit this link.

    ]]>     Sat, 4 Jul 2020 22:30:05 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Khaled Badawy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode24-software-interviews-the-ultimate-guide-with-khaled-badawy-nHAYtY7W
  • Khaled's Interview Tips Twitter Thread.
  • Amazon Leadership Principle.
  • Software Engineer Cover Letter Sample.
  • The Everything Store Book.
  • Pramp For Mock Interviews.

    • Picks:

    If you are interested in exploring more resources and technical gems, we do curate a few of those weekly through the podcast newsletter. For more info about the content and subscription, please visit this link.

    ]]>     Episode[24]: Software Interviews, The Ultimate Guide With Khaled Badawy Ahmad Alfy, Khaled Badawy, Mohamed Luay 01:35:56 Hello & Welcome to the 24th episode from null++ podcast. We are back again with another very promising episode with Khaled Badawey, a software engineer from Amazon. As a follow up to the amazing thread Khaled wrote on Twitter last week (link in show notes 👇), this episode is a continuous elaboration on his thoughts on interview preparations & tips as he recently did finish 100 interviews inside amazon. In this first part, we did focus with him on topics like: When to start preparations. How to make it to the interviews. Different types and aspects of interviews. What to expect in interviews if you are a senior/junior engineer. Besides other topics. We really appreciate the effort that Khaled made in order to come up with this outline and we really believe that the information in this episode was both fruitful and enticing. We will release Part 2 from this interview (which will be sharply focused on how to prepare for those interviews) this Wednesday as a bonus episode. As usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in your podcatcher, leave a review as it will really help others finding us, and subscribe to the podcast newsletter that we carefully curate some technical nuggets especially for you. Hello & Welcome to the 24th episode from null++ podcast. We are back again with another very promising episode with Khaled Badawey, a software engineer from Amazon. As a follow up to the amazing thread Khaled wrote on Twitter last week (link in show notes 👇), this episode is a continuous elaboration on his thoughts on interview preparations & tips as he recently did finish 100 interviews inside amazon. In this first part, we did focus with him on topics like: When to start preparations. How to make it to the interviews. Different types and aspects of interviews. What to expect in interviews if you are a senior/junior engineer. Besides other topics. We really appreciate the effort that Khaled made in order to come up with this outline and we really believe that the information in this episode was both fruitful and enticing. We will release Part 2 from this interview (which will be sharply focused on how to prepare for those interviews) this Wednesday as a bonus episode. As usual, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in your podcatcher, leave a review as it will really help others finding us, and subscribe to the podcast newsletter that we carefully curate some technical nuggets especially for you. google, faang, facebook, software engineering, technical interviews, interviews, amazon no full 29     bb964f61-fb26-450d-8065-3f54a5a2ceda Episode[23]: Q&A For June, 2020
  • Alfy Ask.fm.
  • Episode[6]: Frontend Foundations.
  • Javascript libraries usage statistics.
  • Second Guessing the modern web.

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    ]]>     Sat, 27 Jun 2020 23:18:33 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode23-qa-for-june-2020-Vi8ldu0r
  • Alfy Ask.fm.
  • Episode[6]: Frontend Foundations.
  • Javascript libraries usage statistics.
  • Second Guessing the modern web.

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    ]]>     Episode[23]: Q&A For June, 2020 Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:40:39 Welcome to the 23rd episode from null++ podcast. As we used to do with the last episode from each month, this episode will be a Q&A episode, we will be answering the questions that we have received through the form we distribute on social media. As always, we had a bunch of very good questions ranging from stuff about work environments, mobile development fundamentals, landing a job as a fresh grad, the impact of frontend SPA on the industry, and other cool stuff. This is one of the most interesting Q&A episodes, we hope that you will like it as well. Thank you for listening and don't forget subscribing and leaving a review, it would help us reach more listeners. Welcome to the 23rd episode from null++ podcast. As we used to do with the last episode from each month, this episode will be a Q&A episode, we will be answering the questions that we have received through the form we distribute on social media. As always, we had a bunch of very good questions ranging from stuff about work environments, mobile development fundamentals, landing a job as a fresh grad, the impact of frontend SPA on the industry, and other cool stuff. This is one of the most interesting Q&A episodes, we hope that you will like it as well. Thank you for listening and don't forget subscribing and leaving a review, it would help us reach more listeners. fresh grad first job, mobile development, frontend frameworks, frontend development no full 28     f092e95f-6740-428d-b246-65f116544e58 Episode[22]: Egypt Vs Germany Tech Scene With Mostafa Nageeb  


     

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       دروس في بناء فريق العمل وبداية لينك دوت نت – حوار مع خالد بشارة

    ]]>     Episode[22]: Egypt Vs Germany Tech Scene With Mostafa Nageeb Mostafa Nageeb, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 01:24:13 Hello and welcome to new episode from null++ podcast. As usual, we are back with another hit to be episode and this time it was with Mostafa Nageeb. In this episode, we get a little bit philosophical, intellectual, or maybe even skeptical about the difference between the Tech echo system in Both Egypt and Germany with little highlights from Silicon Valley. Hello and welcome to new episode from null++ podcast. As usual, we are back with another hit to be episode and this time it was with Mostafa Nageeb. In this episode, we get a little bit philosophical, intellectual, or maybe even skeptical about the difference between the Tech echo system in Both Egypt and Germany with little highlights from Silicon Valley. tech scene, silicon valley, startup, careem, germany, rocket internet, egypt no full 27     9ef03d99-2869-4908-bb26-596c3e8e079f Episode[21][hiring]: Culture Fitness With Ahmed Essam Subscribe to Null++ Newsletter 📣📩

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    What You Do Is Who You Are: How to Create Your Business Culture.

    Daydreaming

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    ]]>     Sat, 6 Jun 2020 22:30:21 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Essam, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode21hiring-culture-fitness-with-ahmed-essam-hJzCU8Bn Subscribe to Null++ Newsletter 📣📩

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    What You Do Is Who You Are: How to Create Your Business Culture.

    Daydreaming

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    ]]>     Episode[21][hiring]: Culture Fitness With Ahmed Essam Mohamed Luay, Ahmed Essam, Ahmad Alfy 01:24:32 Welcome to the 21st episode from this podcast. We are trying a new wave of episodes that are focusing on hiring from different perspectives and covering different aspects. As a disclaimer, this type of episode was an initiative from Ahmed Essam (Software Engineer From Apple that we had an episode with him before). In this first episode, we will be focusing on organisational culture fitness, what to look for when you are about to join a new organization, and how people usually perceive that between Egypt and the USA. We hope that you enjoy this episode, tell us what do you think of the topic and what else you need to know about hiring. ------ Announcements ------ We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well. Welcome to the 21st episode from this podcast. We are trying a new wave of episodes that are focusing on hiring from different perspectives and covering different aspects. As a disclaimer, this type of episode was an initiative from Ahmed Essam (Software Engineer From Apple that we had an episode with him before). In this first episode, we will be focusing on organisational culture fitness, what to look for when you are about to join a new organization, and how people usually perceive that between Egypt and the USA. We hope that you enjoy this episode, tell us what do you think of the topic and what else you need to know about hiring. ------ Announcements ------ We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well. hiring, software engineering, culture fitness, career path no full 26     4e64dabe-05f6-490d-a95c-41209266be10 Episode[20]: A/B Testing With Kareem Elansary from Booking.com
    Subscribe to Null++ Newsletter 📣📩

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    Picks:

    Kareem: انا حُر

    Luay: Blitzscaling Book

    Alfy: https://observablehq.com

            Second-guessing the modern web

    ]]>     Sat, 30 May 2020 22:30:02 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Kareem Elansary, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode20-a-b-testing-with-kareem-elansary-from-bookingcom-0HrSyyws
    Subscribe to Null++ Newsletter 📣📩

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    Picks:

    Kareem: انا حُر

    Luay: Blitzscaling Book

    Alfy: https://observablehq.com

            Second-guessing the modern web

    ]]>     Episode[20]: A/B Testing With Kareem Elansary from Booking.com Ahmad Alfy, Kareem Elansary, Mohamed Luay 01:10:44 Welcome to the 20th episode (The first episode after the 20K downloads mark 😁) from this awesome podcast 😅. This week we have our dear friend Kareem Elansary with us from booking.com, and we will be discussing a very interesting topic of A/B Testing. Kareem is currently occupying the position of a UX Engineer in booking, and as it is known booking is from the few companies who give very high appreciation to A/B testing and data-driven decisions. In this episode, we will be talking about what is A/B Testing, the core concepts behind it, how to run it, what tools could be used and how to evaluate the test results. We hope that you will enjoy this episode as always. ------ Announcements ------ We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well. Welcome to the 20th episode (The first episode after the 20K downloads mark 😁) from this awesome podcast 😅. This week we have our dear friend Kareem Elansary with us from booking.com, and we will be discussing a very interesting topic of A/B Testing. Kareem is currently occupying the position of a UX Engineer in booking, and as it is known booking is from the few companies who give very high appreciation to A/B testing and data-driven decisions. In this episode, we will be talking about what is A/B Testing, the core concepts behind it, how to run it, what tools could be used and how to evaluate the test results. We hope that you will enjoy this episode as always. ------ Announcements ------ We are about to launch a newsletter to help us share more valuable content with you (content we find valuable and can't fit in the podcast), to know more about the newsletter and subscribe, please refer to the link in the show notes. Also, if you are more of a twitter person, we have started a new Twitter account for the podcast where we will post the episodes and other cool info, please follow from the show note link as well. booking, a/b testing, software engineering, product managment no full 25     af56cee3-1e5e-45a3-8474-04bfd8887ca6 Episode[19]: Css, The Deep Dive
  • Browsers Episode.
  • CSS Mastery Book.
  • CSS Tricks.
  • Smashing Magazine.
  • CSS Weekly.
  • Front End front.
  • Tailwind css.
  • World Wide Web, Not Wealthy Western Web.

    • Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 16 May 2020 22:30:07 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode19-css-the-deep-dive-cttJmX5_
  • Browsers Episode.
  • CSS Mastery Book.
  • CSS Tricks.
  • Smashing Magazine.
  • CSS Weekly.
  • Front End front.
  • Tailwind css.
  • World Wide Web, Not Wealthy Western Web.

    • Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[19]: Css, The Deep Dive Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:03:59 Hello and Welcome to this week's new episode from null++ podcast. This week Ahmad Alfy is taking us on a journey exploring CSS in a few deep details, hence, we can consider this episode as a foundation episode when it comes to CSS. Through the episode, we covered topics like why people misunderstand CSS, what is CSS, is CSS hard, in addition to technical details related to the core components, versioning, CSS in JS, experimental features, preprocessors, postprocessors, and other cool topics. We hope that you find this one beneficial, we hope to hear your feedback as always, and please do share the episode if you find it useful. Hello and Welcome to this week's new episode from null++ podcast. This week Ahmad Alfy is taking us on a journey exploring CSS in a few deep details, hence, we can consider this episode as a foundation episode when it comes to CSS. Through the episode, we covered topics like why people misunderstand CSS, what is CSS, is CSS hard, in addition to technical details related to the core components, versioning, CSS in JS, experimental features, preprocessors, postprocessors, and other cool topics. We hope that you find this one beneficial, we hope to hear your feedback as always, and please do share the episode if you find it useful. css, web development, frontend development no full 24     fe51e9d2-37f9-4872-9095-66a0ebaca235 Episode[18.5][Bonus]: Tech Talk with Amr Ragab - Extended
  • Event-Driven Architecture.
  • Netflix Tech Blog.
  • Airbnb Tech Blog.
  • Uber Tech Blog.
    • ]]>     Wed, 13 May 2020 20:35:06 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Amr Ragab, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode185-tech-talk-with-amr-ragab-extended-AUyjBQeT
  • Event-Driven Architecture.
  • Netflix Tech Blog.
  • Airbnb Tech Blog.
  • Uber Tech Blog.
    • ]]>     Episode[18.5][Bonus]: Tech Talk with Amr Ragab - Extended Ahmad Alfy, Amr Ragab, Mohamed Luay 00:58:51 Welcome to this week's bonus episode from null++ podcast. This episode will be an extended version from episode 18 which was a with Amr Ragab. This time we talked briefly about the stack preference for Amr, and the technology he is using inside Amazon, Serverless functions (Especially AWS Lambda), Event-Driven Architecture, and System Design. We hope that you enjoy this episode, subscribe to the show if you didn't do that yet and share the episode in social media to help us reach more people. Welcome to this week's bonus episode from null++ podcast. This episode will be an extended version from episode 18 which was a with Amr Ragab. This time we talked briefly about the stack preference for Amr, and the technology he is using inside Amazon, Serverless functions (Especially AWS Lambda), Event-Driven Architecture, and System Design. We hope that you enjoy this episode, subscribe to the show if you didn't do that yet and share the episode in social media to help us reach more people. aws lambda, java, system design, serverless no full 23     7f9899ce-4278-4dbb-a1d4-9feaa110d9be Episode[18]: Tech Talk with Amr Ragab From Amazon
  • CRACKING the CODING INTERVIEW Book.
  • The Senior Software Engineer Book.
  • Making Sense Of Stream Processing.

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    ]]>     Sat, 9 May 2020 22:30:19 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Amr Ragab, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode18-tech-talk-with-amr-ragab-from-amazon-Pst65lFu
  • CRACKING the CODING INTERVIEW Book.
  • The Senior Software Engineer Book.
  • Making Sense Of Stream Processing.

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    ]]>     Episode[18]: Tech Talk with Amr Ragab From Amazon Ahmad Alfy, Amr Ragab, Mohamed Luay 01:02:50 Hello and welcome to the 18th Episode from Null++ Podcast. In this episode, we have enjoyed the companionship of Amr Ragab, a software engineer working in Amazon Scotland. Considering this being part I from this discussion (Expect Part II to be as a bonus episode next Wednesday), we have talked with Amr About his journey so far, how did he manage to join Amazon after only a few months from having his degree in Computer Engineering from Cairo University back in 2016, how were the interviews, the technical shock that he experienced in his early days at Amazon, besides his opinion about the engineering culture in Amazon. We hope that you enjoy this episode as we did, also don't forget subscribing to the null++ podcast channel in the player you are using, leave a review if you find the content beneficial, and help us reach more people by sharing the episodes you love in social media. Hello and welcome to the 18th Episode from Null++ Podcast. In this episode, we have enjoyed the companionship of Amr Ragab, a software engineer working in Amazon Scotland. Considering this being part I from this discussion (Expect Part II to be as a bonus episode next Wednesday), we have talked with Amr About his journey so far, how did he manage to join Amazon after only a few months from having his degree in Computer Engineering from Cairo University back in 2016, how were the interviews, the technical shock that he experienced in his early days at Amazon, besides his opinion about the engineering culture in Amazon. We hope that you enjoy this episode as we did, also don't forget subscribing to the null++ podcast channel in the player you are using, leave a review if you find the content beneficial, and help us reach more people by sharing the episodes you love in social media. amazon engineering culture, software engineering no full 22     125f7bc6-619f-48ef-9c1a-8ae14d1a1f97 Episode[17]: Code Review
  • IBM paper.
  • The standard of code review (by Google).
  • How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human (Part One).
  • How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human (Part Two).


    • Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 2 May 2020 22:30:03 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode17-code-review-MmceoMXv
  • IBM paper.
  • The standard of code review (by Google).
  • How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human (Part One).
  • How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human (Part Two).


    • Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[17]: Code Review Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:05:01 Welcome to this new episode from podcast null++. This time, we will be talking about Code Reviews, its importance, different formats, how to make it more efficient, and how to measure it to ger more insights from it. We hope that you find this one interesting, we are also welcoming any feedback or opinion you have through the Facebook Cairo's Developer Circle Group. Thank you. Welcome to this new episode from podcast null++. This time, we will be talking about Code Reviews, its importance, different formats, how to make it more efficient, and how to measure it to ger more insights from it. We hope that you find this one interesting, we are also welcoming any feedback or opinion you have through the Facebook Cairo's Developer Circle Group. Thank you. software engineering, code review no full 21     8ee271f3-8545-453b-9ae9-444ffc33b091 Episode[16]: Q&A For APR, 2020
  • Advanced Developer Training Program (Product Management Scholarships). 
  • Advanced Developer Training Program - First Webinar.
  • Dan Abramov Webinar Link.
  • Desktop & Mobile Apps With a Single Codebase (SytnaxFm Podcast Episode).
  • Facebook Engineering Process with Kent Beck - SED Podcast.
    • ]]>     Sat, 25 Apr 2020 22:45:25 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode16-qa-for-apr-2020-x_c2cwrv
  • Advanced Developer Training Program (Product Management Scholarships). 
  • Advanced Developer Training Program - First Webinar.
  • Dan Abramov Webinar Link.
  • Desktop & Mobile Apps With a Single Codebase (SytnaxFm Podcast Episode).
  • Facebook Engineering Process with Kent Beck - SED Podcast.
    • ]]>     Episode[16]: Q&A For APR, 2020 Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:21:06 Hello and welcome to the 16th episode from this podcast. This episode is a Q&A episode dedicated to answering the questions we have received during the past 2 days through the form that we have posted on Facebook. The questions were divided between careers and jobs during or post Covid-19 (Especially when it comes to internships and fresh grads), Alfy did answer few questions about front end development, react, CSS, ...etc, besides other questions about clean coding, learning, and product management. We hope that you find this episode both entertaining and valuable and Happy Ramadan to all of you :). Hello and welcome to the 16th episode from this podcast. This episode is a Q&A episode dedicated to answering the questions we have received during the past 2 days through the form that we have posted on Facebook. The questions were divided between careers and jobs during or post Covid-19 (Especially when it comes to internships and fresh grads), Alfy did answer few questions about front end development, react, CSS, ...etc, besides other questions about clean coding, learning, and product management. We hope that you find this episode both entertaining and valuable and Happy Ramadan to all of you :). internship, css, javascript, front end, react, product management, jobs, software engineering no full 20     bccbb1f8-01da-4af2-bb0b-71f07416fcb8 Episode[15.5][Bonus]: Advanced Developer Training 2020 FAQs Application Link:

    https://bit.ly/2wUAp6f

    Program Announcement Link:

    https://bit.ly/2XV8gqQ

    Developer Circles Online Groups (Cairo & Beirut):

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevC.Cairo

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevCBeirut

    Last Week Episode

    https://bit.ly/34LJTx3

    ]]>     Wed, 22 Apr 2020 17:00:18 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmed El-Sharkasy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode155bonus-advanced-developer-training-2020-faqs-fuSACRGo Application Link:

    https://bit.ly/2wUAp6f

    Program Announcement Link:

    https://bit.ly/2XV8gqQ

    Developer Circles Online Groups (Cairo & Beirut):

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevC.Cairo

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevCBeirut

    Last Week Episode

    https://bit.ly/34LJTx3

    ]]>     Episode[15.5][Bonus]: Advanced Developer Training 2020 FAQs Ahmed El-Sharkasy, Mohamed Luay 00:21:43 Welcome to this week's bonus episode from the podcast. This episode will be dedicated to the Advanced Developer Training Program that we have announced this week in partnership with Knowledge Officer. In a few minutes, we will try to answer the most common FAQs. For more info, please send an email to "devc@knowledgeofficer.com" or contact us through Facebook Cairo & Beirut Developer Circle Groups. Relevant links will be posted in the show notes 👇. Welcome to this week's bonus episode from the podcast. This episode will be dedicated to the Advanced Developer Training Program that we have announced this week in partnership with Knowledge Officer. In a few minutes, we will try to answer the most common FAQs. For more info, please send an email to "devc@knowledgeofficer.com" or contact us through Facebook Cairo & Beirut Developer Circle Groups. Relevant links will be posted in the show notes 👇. advanced developer training, product managment no full 19     1a8c43e0-cede-4f40-aa3b-47e10de6b705 Episode[15]: Career & Product Management Talk With Ahmed El-Sharkasy
  • Ahmed On LinkedIn.
  • Knowledge Officer Website and Programs.
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    • ]]>     Sat, 18 Apr 2020 21:56:56 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmed El-Sharkasy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode15-career-product-management-talk-with-ahmed-el-sharkasy-KPWpJoJ_
  • Ahmed On LinkedIn.
  • Knowledge Officer Website and Programs.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Episode[15]: Career & Product Management Talk With Ahmed El-Sharkasy Mohamed Luay, Ahmed El-Sharkasy 00:51:09 Hello and welcome to the 15th episode from this podcast. We are having a special guest in this episode, Ahmed El-Sharkasy, Co-founder and CEO of Knowledge Officer. In this episode, we will go through the different hats Ahmed wore throughout his career so far. Moving from an engineer to product manager to startup CEO, moving from Egypt to the UK, and the lessons he realized from being a T-Edged person. As usual, we want to remind you of subscribing to the show if you didn't do that yet, share the episode if you find it interesting and leave a review to help us collect more feedback about the show. Wish you happy and fruitful listening. N.B: Facebook Developer Circles is partnering with knowledge officer in doing something special to the community. Please keep an eye of the developer circle Cairo group to get notified as soon as we do the announcement. https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevC.Cairo/ Hello and welcome to the 15th episode from this podcast. We are having a special guest in this episode, Ahmed El-Sharkasy, Co-founder and CEO of Knowledge Officer. In this episode, we will go through the different hats Ahmed wore throughout his career so far. Moving from an engineer to product manager to startup CEO, moving from Egypt to the UK, and the lessons he realized from being a T-Edged person. As usual, we want to remind you of subscribing to the show if you didn't do that yet, share the episode if you find it interesting and leave a review to help us collect more feedback about the show. Wish you happy and fruitful listening. N.B: Facebook Developer Circles is partnering with knowledge officer in doing something special to the community. Please keep an eye of the developer circle Cairo group to get notified as soon as we do the announcement. https://www.facebook.com/groups/DevC.Cairo/ product ownership, startup, product management, software engineering, agnostic development no full 18     f2525e05-88c6-4c0a-86dc-00023d74fcd5 Episode[14]: Unit Testing 101 Because of the high complexity and depth of this episode, we will share with you the episode outline and the topics discussed here as a reference.

    Episode Outline:

    What is unit testing?

    test for the smallest possible pieces of your program.

    كل حاجة فيها سليمة بس لوحدها - سلطان السكري

    Why Unit Testing

    1. Help the developer deeper understand the logic he/she is implementing.
    2. Help developer writes more modular, loosely coupled code.
    3. Make it faster to develop and debug. (You can fake all the possible scenarios and see how the test is responding to each)
    4. Find bugs early.
    5. Help with documenting the code you are doing.
    6. Help when it comes to refactoring.
    7. It helps to automate the development process and decrease deployment-related friction.

    Unit Testing Best Practices

    1- Identifying Units:

    When it comes to the unit you are testing, you need to answer three questions.

    a. What is the output of this unit?

    b. What helper functions that this unit is using to achieve that output?

    c. Are there any side effects resulting from this unit. (it modifies state variables outside its scope).

    2- Naming & Description

    Why? it makes the test easier to read and hence easier to figure out what went wrong.

    Describe & It. (This thing / should or does something)

    - The search function should return an array of strings matching the search keyword.

    - The search function should return an empty array when a keyword is not matching any.

    - throw an exception if the keyword is an empty string.

    3- Mocking & Stubs

    - The unit test is 50% mocking and 50% clean code.

    • Check Martin Fowler's article in the for more depth in mocking 

    Check the resources section.

     

    References:

    Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 11 Apr 2020 22:30:03 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode14-unit-testing-101-vhuzBfEk Because of the high complexity and depth of this episode, we will share with you the episode outline and the topics discussed here as a reference.

    Episode Outline:

    What is unit testing?

    test for the smallest possible pieces of your program.

    كل حاجة فيها سليمة بس لوحدها - سلطان السكري

    Why Unit Testing

    1. Help the developer deeper understand the logic he/she is implementing.
    2. Help developer writes more modular, loosely coupled code.
    3. Make it faster to develop and debug. (You can fake all the possible scenarios and see how the test is responding to each)
    4. Find bugs early.
    5. Help with documenting the code you are doing.
    6. Help when it comes to refactoring.
    7. It helps to automate the development process and decrease deployment-related friction.

    Unit Testing Best Practices

    1- Identifying Units:

    When it comes to the unit you are testing, you need to answer three questions.

    a. What is the output of this unit?

    b. What helper functions that this unit is using to achieve that output?

    c. Are there any side effects resulting from this unit. (it modifies state variables outside its scope).

    2- Naming & Description

    Why? it makes the test easier to read and hence easier to figure out what went wrong.

    Describe & It. (This thing / should or does something)

    - The search function should return an array of strings matching the search keyword.

    - The search function should return an empty array when a keyword is not matching any.

    - throw an exception if the keyword is an empty string.

    3- Mocking & Stubs

    - The unit test is 50% mocking and 50% clean code.

    • Check Martin Fowler's article in the for more depth in mocking 

    Check the resources section.

     

    References:

    Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[14]: Unit Testing 101 Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:00:48 Welcome to the Fourteenth episode from null++ podcast. Today, we will be talking about a very important - underserved- topic which is unit testing. In this episode, we will walk through why unit testing is important, best practices when it comes to testing, the concepts of mocking and stubbing, and code coverage. We hope you enjoy this episode and don't forget to subscribe to the show, leave a review with your feedback and please do share the show if you find the content valuable. Welcome to the Fourteenth episode from null++ podcast. Today, we will be talking about a very important - underserved- topic which is unit testing. In this episode, we will walk through why unit testing is important, best practices when it comes to testing, the concepts of mocking and stubbing, and code coverage. We hope you enjoy this episode and don't forget to subscribe to the show, leave a review with your feedback and please do share the show if you find the content valuable. software testing, unit testing, mocking, stubs, code coverage no full 17     8de3f738-e44c-4ce0-93ae-caf1d38ac9cd Episode[13.5][Bonus]: Tech talk with Ahmed Essam - Extended  

    Picks:

    ]]>     Wed, 8 Apr 2020 18:00:05 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmed Essam, Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode135bonus-tech-talk-with-ahmed-essam-extended-2_davYnh  

    Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[13.5][Bonus]: Tech talk with Ahmed Essam - Extended Ahmed Essam, Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:43:34 Hello and welcome to this new bonus episode. This time bonus episode will be an extension to the last episode "Episode[13]: Tech talk with Ahmed Essam". We have carried on with our exciting discussion with Ahmed, this time we give more focus on tooling, mentorship, and Ahmed's experience in interviews with Apple and Google. We wish you have enjoyed the last episode, as well as this one hopefully. Hello and welcome to this new bonus episode. This time bonus episode will be an extension to the last episode "Episode[13]: Tech talk with Ahmed Essam". We have carried on with our exciting discussion with Ahmed, this time we give more focus on tooling, mentorship, and Ahmed's experience in interviews with Apple and Google. We wish you have enjoyed the last episode, as well as this one hopefully. software engineering, interviews, mentorship, tooling no full 16     3fcdee28-501c-416a-9cc2-09621a9a0082 Episode[13]: Tech Talk With Ahmed Essam
  • Ahmed Essam Episode with Mohamed Elsherif For Ask Developer Podcast (Youtube).
  • Hot cold empathy gap.
  • Self-fulfilling prophecy.
  • DMZ (Demilitarized zone in).
  • Demoralizing.
    • ]]>     Fri, 3 Apr 2020 22:30:00 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Ahmed Essam, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode13-tech-talk-with-ahmed-essam-c8W6zEej
  • Ahmed Essam Episode with Mohamed Elsherif For Ask Developer Podcast (Youtube).
  • Hot cold empathy gap.
  • Self-fulfilling prophecy.
  • DMZ (Demilitarized zone in).
  • Demoralizing.
    • ]]>     Episode[13]: Tech Talk With Ahmed Essam Ahmad Alfy, Ahmed Essam, Mohamed Luay 01:02:11 Welcome to the Thirteenth episode from null++ podcast. In this episode, we are happy to have Ahmed Essam ( A software engineer from Apple) with us. We will highlight Ahmed's career before joining apple, lessons learned from his old startup, his not so happy time in Germany, his time at Facebook and how several disappointments knocked him down for a while before regaining control. We will talk about some topics related to mental health, communication as a double-edged weapon, the power of hackathons, and his take on being professional. As a disclaimer, we found the discussion too heavy and long to be fitted in one episode, hence we split it into two episodes, consider this as part one. We will be releasing the extended part from this episode this Wednesday as a Bonus episode. We hope that you enjoy this episode as we did, and don't forget to leave a review if you find the content valuable. Thank you :) Welcome to the Thirteenth episode from null++ podcast. In this episode, we are happy to have Ahmed Essam ( A software engineer from Apple) with us. We will highlight Ahmed's career before joining apple, lessons learned from his old startup, his not so happy time in Germany, his time at Facebook and how several disappointments knocked him down for a while before regaining control. We will talk about some topics related to mental health, communication as a double-edged weapon, the power of hackathons, and his take on being professional. As a disclaimer, we found the discussion too heavy and long to be fitted in one episode, hence we split it into two episodes, consider this as part one. We will be releasing the extended part from this episode this Wednesday as a Bonus episode. We hope that you enjoy this episode as we did, and don't forget to leave a review if you find the content valuable. Thank you :) hackathons, being professional, communication, startup, mental health, software engineering no full 15     6fbbc2c8-e53e-4633-ab16-e3d3a2c0ad1f Episode[12]: Working Remotely
  • Remote Book.
  • Working Remotely: How We Make It Work.
  • Pomodoro Technique.

    • Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 28 Mar 2020 22:30:17 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (mohamed luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode12-working-remotely-f7ZWaqk9
  • Remote Book.
  • Working Remotely: How We Make It Work.
  • Pomodoro Technique.

    • Episode Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[12]: Working Remotely mohamed luay 00:57:09 Hello and welcome to the twelfth episode from null++ podcast. This episode will be focused on the topic of working remotely since it is the current global defacto standard while fighting the covid-19 pandemic. This episode is divided into three sections. The first one is about the dynamics of remote work and what do we need to take care about, the second part will be on the individual side and individualistic recommendations, while the third section is targeted to managers. We hope that you find this episode valuable. Stay Safe :) Hello and welcome to the twelfth episode from null++ podcast. This episode will be focused on the topic of working remotely since it is the current global defacto standard while fighting the covid-19 pandemic. This episode is divided into three sections. The first one is about the dynamics of remote work and what do we need to take care about, the second part will be on the individual side and individualistic recommendations, while the third section is targeted to managers. We hope that you find this episode valuable. Stay Safe :) working remotely, software no full 14     fffcb0ae-3ff1-4d33-bb3c-5ed35de0cdf2 Episode[11.5][Bonus]: Web Browsers
  • Lynx Web Browser.
  • Mosiac.
  • Netscape.
  • Business Wars Podcast: Browsers Wars Season.
  • Masters Of Scale, Bill Gates Episode.
  • Chrome Updates.
    • ]]>     Sat, 21 Mar 2020 22:30:13 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode115bonus-web-browsers-8lvZsFyt
  • Lynx Web Browser.
  • Mosiac.
  • Netscape.
  • Business Wars Podcast: Browsers Wars Season.
  • Masters Of Scale, Bill Gates Episode.
  • Chrome Updates.
    • ]]>     Episode[11.5][Bonus]: Web Browsers Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:30:31 A Quick Note: Due to the current circumstances of covid-19 pandemic and being obliged to stay at home. We are deeply sorry to announce that we won't be able to resume the "Women In Tech" theme of march for safety reasons. We are working on new remote settings so that we can resume our normal Sunday episodes starting next week. Hence, for this week, we will be releasing one of our already recorded Bonus Episodes. We hope that everyone is safe and following the safety protocols we are all meant to. Welcome to this new bonus episode from podcast null++. In this episode, we will be talking about web browsers, their history, browsers wars, rendering engines, specs, dev tools, and changes to the current browsers landscape. We wish you happy listening. A Quick Note: Due to the current circumstances of covid-19 pandemic and being obliged to stay at home. We are deeply sorry to announce that we won't be able to resume the "Women In Tech" theme of march for safety reasons. We are working on new remote settings so that we can resume our normal Sunday episodes starting next week. Hence, for this week, we will be releasing one of our already recorded Bonus Episodes. We hope that everyone is safe and following the safety protocols we are all meant to. Welcome to this new bonus episode from podcast null++. In this episode, we will be talking about web browsers, their history, browsers wars, rendering engines, specs, dev tools, and changes to the current browsers landscape. We wish you happy listening. css, javascript, frontend development, chrome, web browsers, firefox, html no full 13     17ff60c0-20e9-43e2-a532-8ae4bf54bc5d Episode[11][WIT]: Talk With Talents Arena's Aya El Gebeely.
  • Digital Natives.
  • Spotify Engineering Culture.
  • Grow Model.
  • How to Apply to Talents Arena.

    • Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 14 Mar 2020 22:30:17 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Aya El Gebeely) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode11wit-talk-with-talents-arenas-aya-el-gebeely-J66EkDF_
  • Digital Natives.
  • Spotify Engineering Culture.
  • Grow Model.
  • How to Apply to Talents Arena.

    • Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[11][WIT]: Talk With Talents Arena's Aya El Gebeely. Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay, Aya El Gebeely 01:11:38 Hello & welcome to the eleventh episode from null++ podcast. As we are continuing with our March theme of (Women In Tech), this episode will be with Aya El Gebeely Of Talents Arena. In this episode, we will talk with Aya about her career journey so far, her experience as a developer, release manager, and process consultant, as well as her current quest with Talents Arena in making tech hiring easy for everyone. We highly recommend you to Join Talents Arena community and get matched with top tech companies in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. To apply for job matching, please use the link in the show notes 👇. Hello & welcome to the eleventh episode from null++ podcast. As we are continuing with our March theme of (Women In Tech), this episode will be with Aya El Gebeely Of Talents Arena. In this episode, we will talk with Aya about her career journey so far, her experience as a developer, release manager, and process consultant, as well as her current quest with Talents Arena in making tech hiring easy for everyone. We highly recommend you to Join Talents Arena community and get matched with top tech companies in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. To apply for job matching, please use the link in the show notes 👇. technical recruitment, software release process, agile, career path no full 12     f9198c44-72ae-400c-8349-5ac0f45f3dbd Episode[10][WIT]: Data science with Aya El Dorghamy
  • Apache Hadoop.
  • HDFS.
  • Apache Hive.
  • Apache Spark.
  • Presto.
  • Architecture Of Giants: Data Stacks At Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, And Pinterest.
  • Data Wrangling.
  • Null++ Docker Episode.
  • Julia Language.
  • kaggle.
  • SED Podcast, Episode: Slack Data Platform with Josh Wills.
  • Article Software 2.0.

    • Aya's Recommendation for learning:

    Episode Notes:

    ]]>     Sat, 7 Mar 2020 22:30:22 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Aya El Dorghamy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode10wit-data-science-with-aya-el-dorghamy-Qlyd8Jeg
  • Apache Hadoop.
  • HDFS.
  • Apache Hive.
  • Apache Spark.
  • Presto.
  • Architecture Of Giants: Data Stacks At Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, And Pinterest.
  • Data Wrangling.
  • Null++ Docker Episode.
  • Julia Language.
  • kaggle.
  • SED Podcast, Episode: Slack Data Platform with Josh Wills.
  • Article Software 2.0.

    • Aya's Recommendation for learning:

    Episode Notes:

    ]]>     Episode[10][WIT]: Data science with Aya El Dorghamy Aya El Dorghamy, Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:52:41 Welcome to the second episode from the Women In Tech series & the 10th episode from the podcast. In this episode, we have with us Aya El Dorghamy, A very talented data science engineer. We will discuss more data science through this episode and will go through topics like big data, data warehouse, how to be a data science engineer, her process and experience ... etc. We hope you find this episode fascinating as we did, thank you. Welcome to the second episode from the Women In Tech series & the 10th episode from the podcast. In this episode, we have with us Aya El Dorghamy, A very talented data science engineer. We will discuss more data science through this episode and will go through topics like big data, data warehouse, how to be a data science engineer, her process and experience ... etc. We hope you find this episode fascinating as we did, thank you. apache hadoop, data science, machine learning, big data no full 11     7c4b340b-7505-41d8-93ff-48222941788f Episode[9.5][Bonus]: Career Path In this episode, we mentioned:

    - Fresh Grad.

    - Employable Fresh Grad.

    - Junior Engineer.

    - Junior Engineer++.

    - Mid Level Engineer.

    - Senior Engineer. Technology Expert

    - Senior Leader Engineer.

    - Aka Tech Lead, CTO, VP, Head of engineering …. etc

    ]]>     Wed, 4 Mar 2020 15:00:01 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode95bonus-career-path-qi-KPoafS18 In this episode, we mentioned:

    - Fresh Grad.

    - Employable Fresh Grad.

    - Junior Engineer.

    - Junior Engineer++.

    - Mid Level Engineer.

    - Senior Engineer. Technology Expert

    - Senior Leader Engineer.

    - Aka Tech Lead, CTO, VP, Head of engineering …. etc

    ]]>     Episode[9.5][Bonus]: Career Path Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:32:44 Hello and welcome to this new episode format of Null++ podcast. We will no release a short bonus episode every now and then, hence expect the episode duration to be around 30 mins. For this bonus episode, we are talking about Career Path and the difference between junior engineers, senior engineers and all the layers in between. We would love to hear your feedback about this format, and the weather should we continue doing it or change it? Thank you :) Hello and welcome to this new episode format of Null++ podcast. We will no release a short bonus episode every now and then, hence expect the episode duration to be around 30 mins. For this bonus episode, we are talking about Career Path and the difference between junior engineers, senior engineers and all the layers in between. We would love to hear your feedback about this format, and the weather should we continue doing it or change it? Thank you :) software, career path no full 10     812a7b7e-b873-4efe-b56d-85e29016fdb8 Episode[9][WIT]: UX With Nada Fadali
  • Human-Computer Interaction.
  • Tools For Wire Framing:
  • CSS mix-blend-mode.
  • Blog & Other Resources:
  • Episode Picks:

    • The Process that Nada mentioned through out the episode:

    • Discover
      • User research
        • Surveys
        • Interviews
        • Observations
        • Create persona to consolidate findings
      • Benchmarking
      • Heuristic analysis
      • Analytics and heat maps
      • Present findings to stakeholders
    • Define
      • User flow
      • Sitemap
      • Rough sketches
      • Internal design review
    • Design
      • Actual wireframes
      • Internal design review
    • Deliver
      • Invision
      • Stakeholder workshop
    • Evaluate
      • User testing
      • Workshop findings
      • Update wireframes
      • Handover to UI designer
    ]]>     Sat, 29 Feb 2020 22:30:08 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Nada Fadali, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode9wit-ux-with-nada-fadali-c2H_4jen
  • Human-Computer Interaction.
  • Tools For Wire Framing:
  • CSS mix-blend-mode.
  • Blog & Other Resources:
  • Episode Picks:

    • The Process that Nada mentioned through out the episode:

    • Discover
      • User research
        • Surveys
        • Interviews
        • Observations
        • Create persona to consolidate findings
      • Benchmarking
      • Heuristic analysis
      • Analytics and heat maps
      • Present findings to stakeholders
    • Define
      • User flow
      • Sitemap
      • Rough sketches
      • Internal design review
    • Design
      • Actual wireframes
      • Internal design review
    • Deliver
      • Invision
      • Stakeholder workshop
    • Evaluate
      • User testing
      • Workshop findings
      • Update wireframes
      • Handover to UI designer
    ]]>     Episode[9][WIT]: UX With Nada Fadali Mohamed Luay, Nada Fadali, Ahmad Alfy 00:55:52 Welcome to the 9th episode from the null++ podcast. Since March is known as the month for women, we have dedicated this month's episodes to follow the theme of "Women In Tech", where we host some of the successful lady engineers who are working in the Egyptian software industry. For this first episode of the theme, we have hosted "Nada Fadali" to talk about her work as a UX engineer and discuss her usual day to day thought process. As we usually say, don't forget to subscribe to the podcatcher that you are listening with, and leave a review if you like the content we are producing so far. Thank you, listeners :). Welcome to the 9th episode from the null++ podcast. Since March is known as the month for women, we have dedicated this month's episodes to follow the theme of "Women In Tech", where we host some of the successful lady engineers who are working in the Egyptian software industry. For this first episode of the theme, we have hosted "Nada Fadali" to talk about her work as a UX engineer and discuss her usual day to day thought process. As we usually say, don't forget to subscribe to the podcatcher that you are listening with, and leave a review if you like the content we are producing so far. Thank you, listeners :). women in tech, user experience, ux no full 9     cd914682-4fc0-4eb3-811e-47442ba40ed4 Episode[8]: Backend Foundations
  • Robots.txt.
  • Google's humans.txt.
  • The noisy neighbor problem.
  • Denial Of Service Attack.
  • SQL Injection.
  • Apache Kafka.
  • AWS Kinesis.
  • Materialized Views in Postgres.
  • Architecture Of Giants: Data Stacks At Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, And Pinterest.
  • Google JSON Style Guide.
  • jsonapi.org
  • Postman.
  • Jeff Atwood Lost Website Thread.
  • Guess.js Libraries and tools for enabling data-driven user-experiences on the web) Contribution By Addy Osmani et al.

    • Episode Picks:

    Minor Corrections:

    * Luay Mistakenly mentioned Dependency Injection instead of SQL Injection during the episode.

    * ORM Stands for Object-Relational Mapping not Model.

    ]]>     Sat, 22 Feb 2020 22:30:26 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode8-backend-foundations-LAK1aIfu
  • Robots.txt.
  • Google's humans.txt.
  • The noisy neighbor problem.
  • Denial Of Service Attack.
  • SQL Injection.
  • Apache Kafka.
  • AWS Kinesis.
  • Materialized Views in Postgres.
  • Architecture Of Giants: Data Stacks At Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, And Pinterest.
  • Google JSON Style Guide.
  • jsonapi.org
  • Postman.
  • Jeff Atwood Lost Website Thread.
  • Guess.js Libraries and tools for enabling data-driven user-experiences on the web) Contribution By Addy Osmani et al.

    • Episode Picks:

    Minor Corrections:

    * Luay Mistakenly mentioned Dependency Injection instead of SQL Injection during the episode.

    * ORM Stands for Object-Relational Mapping not Model.

    ]]>     Episode[8]: Backend Foundations Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 01:00:43 Welcome to the 8th episode from the null++ podcast. This episode was made in response to the requests that we have received regarding having an episode focuses on backend foundations like the one, we did before for frontend. Topics like datastores recommended practices, security considerations, and others are being discussed in this one so try not to miss it. We wish that you all find it useful. Welcome to the 8th episode from the null++ podcast. This episode was made in response to the requests that we have received regarding having an episode focuses on backend foundations like the one, we did before for frontend. Topics like datastores recommended practices, security considerations, and others are being discussed in this one so try not to miss it. We wish that you all find it useful. api, postgresql, sql, backend development, database, nosql no full 8     37fa7e6c-cf84-41fe-b5d6-6e68505271ab Episode[7]: Q&A For Feb, 2020
  • You may not need JQuery.
  • You may not need lodash.
  • You may not need moment.js.
  • Learning javascript design patterns. 
  • Javascript Patterns.
  • Web Accessibility by Google.
  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.
  • Web AIM - Accessibility in Mind.
  • Geolocation API.
  • HTML Media Capture (Accessing user camera).
  • Shadow DOM v1: Self-Contained Web Components.
  • Angular CSS View Encapsulation ( one, two).
  • A guide to React onClick event handlers.
  •  What the heck is the event loop anyway? | Philip Roberts | JSConf EU
  • Jake Archibald: In The Loop - JSConf.Asia.
  •  Understanding OAuth2.
  • Protecting Your Cookies: HttpOnly.
  • Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 4th Edition.
  • Typescript Discussion.
    • ]]>     Sat, 15 Feb 2020 22:30:11 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode7-qa-for-feb-2020-uRsGDSdy
  • You may not need JQuery.
  • You may not need lodash.
  • You may not need moment.js.
  • Learning javascript design patterns. 
  • Javascript Patterns.
  • Web Accessibility by Google.
  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.
  • Web AIM - Accessibility in Mind.
  • Geolocation API.
  • HTML Media Capture (Accessing user camera).
  • Shadow DOM v1: Self-Contained Web Components.
  • Angular CSS View Encapsulation ( one, two).
  • A guide to React onClick event handlers.
  •  What the heck is the event loop anyway? | Philip Roberts | JSConf EU
  • Jake Archibald: In The Loop - JSConf.Asia.
  •  Understanding OAuth2.
  • Protecting Your Cookies: HttpOnly.
  • Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 4th Edition.
  • Typescript Discussion.
    • ]]>     Episode[7]: Q&A For Feb, 2020 Ahmad Alfy 01:01:13 Welcome to the seventh episode of this podcast. This episode was dedicated to the questions received through the form that was published earlier through Facebook. A minor acknowledgment, most of the questions answered in this episode was about frontend development, so we can consider this as a follow-up episode to the last episode that we talked deeper about frontend foundations. Hence, we do recommend listening to those two episodes back to back. Welcome to the seventh episode of this podcast. This episode was dedicated to the questions received through the form that was published earlier through Facebook. A minor acknowledgment, most of the questions answered in this episode was about frontend development, so we can consider this as a follow-up episode to the last episode that we talked deeper about frontend foundations. Hence, we do recommend listening to those two episodes back to back. frontend, a11y, typescript, vanilla javascript no full 7     2056a845-7af6-4491-ae65-175626b0c6ef Episode[6]: Frontend Foundations
  • Building Multi-Directional Layouts - By Ahmad El-Alfy
  • Javascript Patterns Book
  • European Computer Manufacturers Association.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Sat, 8 Feb 2020 22:30:13 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode6-frontend-foundations-WdvqM6i6
  • Building Multi-Directional Layouts - By Ahmad El-Alfy
  • Javascript Patterns Book
  • European Computer Manufacturers Association.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Episode[6]: Frontend Foundations Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:58:13 Welcome to the 6th episode of this podcast. In this episode, Ahmad Alfy will talk about the foundations of front-end engineering, what are the things that every front-end engineer should know about, and we will be discussing topics like request-response life cycle, Es6, polyfills, transpilers, prototypal inheritance, and other stuff. Don't forget to share this episode if you like it, subscribe if you didn't do that yet and always send us feedback/suggestions to enhance the content quality of this podcast. Welcome to the 6th episode of this podcast. In this episode, Ahmad Alfy will talk about the foundations of front-end engineering, what are the things that every front-end engineer should know about, and we will be discussing topics like request-response life cycle, Es6, polyfills, transpilers, prototypal inheritance, and other stuff. Don't forget to share this episode if you like it, subscribe if you didn't do that yet and always send us feedback/suggestions to enhance the content quality of this podcast. foundations, javascript, front-end development, software engineering no full 6     77219776-c1f3-4ead-9ec5-68d5084b1127 Episode[5]: Docker Intro & Quick Tips
  • Docker App.
  • Docker Compose.
  • Alpine Linux.
  • Docker system prune.
  • Data Faker example.
  • Netlify.
  • Tips:
    • Use relatively small images (Alpine, slim, distroless).
    • Use a specific version for your dependencies instead of the latest.
    • use .dockerignore to ignore big irrelevant directories to reduce image size.
    • Don't copy the whole project in one command.
    • Use a Multi-Stage Docker build.
  • Github repo for all the tips mentioned in this episode.
  • Mohammed Aboullaite Workshop Presentation.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Sat, 1 Feb 2020 22:30:25 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode5-docker-intro-quick-tips-WnoIp_BF
  • Docker App.
  • Docker Compose.
  • Alpine Linux.
  • Docker system prune.
  • Data Faker example.
  • Netlify.
  • Tips:
    • Use relatively small images (Alpine, slim, distroless).
    • Use a specific version for your dependencies instead of the latest.
    • use .dockerignore to ignore big irrelevant directories to reduce image size.
    • Don't copy the whole project in one command.
    • Use a Multi-Stage Docker build.
  • Github repo for all the tips mentioned in this episode.
  • Mohammed Aboullaite Workshop Presentation.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Episode[5]: Docker Intro & Quick Tips Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:54:41 Welcome to the fifth episode from null++ podcast. In this episode we will go quickly over docker, a quick intro about it as well as a quick tips that can drastically enhance your project's docker installation. Welcome to the fifth episode from null++ podcast. In this episode we will go quickly over docker, a quick intro about it as well as a quick tips that can drastically enhance your project's docker installation. programming, docker no full 5     6b52ee8f-2894-46b8-94ff-38237b0e57d8 Episode[4]: Q&A for Jan, 2020
  • Jeffrey Zeldman &  Web Standards Project.
  • Mutlipotentialiates, also this a great ted talk about the topic.
  • Imposter syndrome & Dunning Krugger Effect.
  • Luay Grad Project "On the applicability of heart rate for affective gaming". [youtube]
  • Facebook Release Engineering with Chuck Rossi.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Sat, 25 Jan 2020 22:30:16 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode4-qa-for-jan-2020-SUvmFz3P
  • Jeffrey Zeldman &  Web Standards Project.
  • Mutlipotentialiates, also this a great ted talk about the topic.
  • Imposter syndrome & Dunning Krugger Effect.
  • Luay Grad Project "On the applicability of heart rate for affective gaming". [youtube]
  • Facebook Release Engineering with Chuck Rossi.
  • Picks:
    • ]]>     Episode[4]: Q&A for Jan, 2020 Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:56:16 Welcome to the first-month final episode from this podcast. We have dedicated this episode to answering the questions we have received earlier. Although we have done our best to answer the maximum number of questions we have received, however, unfortunately, we couldn't fit everything in this episode. Hence, we will keep the questions to be answered in next month's episode and try to use some of those questions to curate full episodes about certain topics. Thank you and have a good time listening to this episode. Welcome to the first-month final episode from this podcast. We have dedicated this episode to answering the questions we have received earlier. Although we have done our best to answer the maximum number of questions we have received, however, unfortunately, we couldn't fit everything in this episode. Hence, we will keep the questions to be answered in next month's episode and try to use some of those questions to curate full episodes about certain topics. Thank you and have a good time listening to this episode. software engineering no full 4     77fec1ce-a999-4ebc-9e68-9cf7cbd28b4b Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends The Shallows Book

    Podcasts:

    News-Letters:

    Blogs:

    Cyclomatic complexity: 

    Technology Radar

    Twitter:

    Dan Abramov: My Decade in Review
     

    Today's Picks:

    ]]>     Sat, 18 Jan 2020 22:30:03 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode3-how-to-keep-up-with-tech-trends-0GkxFWxA The Shallows Book

    Podcasts:

    News-Letters:

    Blogs:

    Cyclomatic complexity: 

    Technology Radar

    Twitter:

    Dan Abramov: My Decade in Review
     

    Today's Picks:

    ]]>     Episode[3]: How to Keep Up with Tech Trends Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:56:04 Welcome to the third episode from nullplus.plus the podcast. In this episode, we will discuss the resources we think super valuable for all geeks in order to develop themselves and keep up with the trends in tech. You can find a reference to the resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes, we believe that these notes are of great value. Also, we would highly appreciate it if you leave a review in your podcast player. Thank you, Welcome to the third episode from nullplus.plus the podcast. In this episode, we will discuss the resources we think super valuable for all geeks in order to develop themselves and keep up with the trends in tech. You can find a reference to the resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes, we believe that these notes are of great value. Also, we would highly appreciate it if you leave a review in your podcast player. Thank you, tech trends, learning resources no full 3     91f2d5c5-9917-4651-842d-6055b109af05 Episode[2]: Overview On Software Development Processes Stuff mentioned in this podcast:

    ]]>     Sat, 11 Jan 2020 22:30:01 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode2-overview-on-software-development-processes-xkvQ98Vx Stuff mentioned in this podcast:

    ]]>     Episode[2]: Overview On Software Development Processes Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:55:52 Welcome to the 2nd episode from nullplus.plus podcast. In this episode, we will talk about the software development process, the practices that we have found of great benefit. In this episode, you can expect to know more about topics like git workflow, merge request, test automation, CI/CD, chatops ... etc. Don't forget subscribing to the show so that you get notified as soon as we release episode. Also, we would highly appreciate it if you leave a review in your podcast player. Thank you, Welcome to the 2nd episode from nullplus.plus podcast. In this episode, we will talk about the software development process, the practices that we have found of great benefit. In this episode, you can expect to know more about topics like git workflow, merge request, test automation, CI/CD, chatops ... etc. Don't forget subscribing to the show so that you get notified as soon as we release episode. Also, we would highly appreciate it if you leave a review in your podcast player. Thank you, gitlab, software development process, merge requests, unit testing, ci/cd, git workflow, automation no full 2     7762bb52-9417-4403-914b-335cfec3aa75 Episode[1]: Open Source Talk with Abdelrahman Awad of vee-validate Episode Hot Links 🔥⚡️:

     

    ]]>     Sat, 4 Jan 2020 23:01:09 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Abdelrahman Awad, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode1-open-source-talk-with-abdelrahman-awad-of-vee-validate-puDIWTz9 Episode Hot Links 🔥⚡️:

     

    ]]>     Episode[1]: Open Source Talk with Abdelrahman Awad of vee-validate Abdelrahman Awad, Ahmad Alfy, Mohamed Luay 00:42:32 While Abdelrahman's "vee-validate" library for VueJs is gaining traction on GitHub, Abdelrahman is joining us in the first episode of the podcast to talk more about his library's journey to 7.2k stars. In this episode we will go quickly through the library's inception, hacking its way through the VueJs ecosystem and the technical learnings Abdelrahman gained from this journey. While Abdelrahman's "vee-validate" library for VueJs is gaining traction on GitHub, Abdelrahman is joining us in the first episode of the podcast to talk more about his library's journey to 7.2k stars. In this episode we will go quickly through the library's inception, hacking its way through the VueJs ecosystem and the technical learnings Abdelrahman gained from this journey. vee-validate, javascript, software engineering, laravel, vuejs, open source no full 1     79bcbaba-b57c-4763-b410-0c9a4fcd0072 Episode[0]: `${Null}++` The Podcast Thu, 2 Jan 2020 23:13:10 +0000 mohamed@luay.dev (Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy) https://nullplus.plus/episodes/episode0-null-pp-the-podcast-nNAVonUr Episode[0]: `${Null}++` The Podcast Mohamed Luay, Ahmad Alfy 00:10:30 This episode is the podcast's 'Version 0' where we go quickly over why podcasts are important, our goal with this podcast as well as what to expect from this podcast. We hope that you find this podcast valuable and of a good benefit. Don't forget to subscribe on your "default podcast player: to get notified about new episodes as soon as they are released. This episode is the podcast's 'Version 0' where we go quickly over why podcasts are important, our goal with this podcast as well as what to expect from this podcast. We hope that you find this podcast valuable and of a good benefit. Don't forget to subscribe on your "default podcast player: to get notified about new episodes as soon as they are released. software engineering, software development no trailer