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The Leanpub Podcast, 2017

Edited Conversations From The Leanpub Podcast

The Leanpub Podcast, 2017
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In 2017, Leanpub co-founder Len Epp talked with Leanpub authors and other guests in dozens of long-form podcast interviews. This book collects those conversations, edited for reading with our PodcastBook service.

You'll reaed authors like Kyle Simpson discussing JavaScript and mentorship, Bertalan Meskó on the future of medicine, Jane Friedman on the business of publishing, Mike Shatzkin on digital change in book publishing, and Tony Robinson on network security and building virtual machine labs.

Other guests talk about agile coaching, software testing, mob programming, DevOps and computational biology, and about a wide range of general interest topics including dynamic reteaming, lean healthcare, free reading zones, remote work, and more.

Please note that the original transcript of the interview has been transformed into a more book-like style by our PodcastBook service, and nothing in this book should be read or used as an actual quotation from the speaker.

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Please note that the original transcript of the interview has been transformed into a more book-like style by our PodcastBook service, and nothing in this book should be read or used as an actual quotation from the speaker.

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Leanpub Podcasts

This is the author account for the Leanpub Podcast books, which are produced using our premium PodcastBook service.

Each book in the series collects a year or more of our long-form podcast interviews with Leanpub authors.

These books aren't transcripts, and are in a sense a new genre: they're book-style versions of person-to-person interviews.

We hope you enjoy the books and, if you have your own podcast that you'd like to sell as a book, please check out PodcastBook!

Contents

Table of Contents

Tonya Mork — Refactoring, Proactive Engineering, and Teaching Code

Thad McIlroy — The Future of Book Publishing, Technology, and Startups

Cal Evans — Managing Developers and Self-Publishing on Leanpub

Gordon Webster — Computational Biology and Python for the Life Sciences

Alex Lancaster — From Astrophysics to Evolutionary Systems Biology

Mike Driscoll — Self-Publishing Python Books

Mirela Roncevic — Free Reading Zones and the Open Virtual Library

Corey Haines — Simple Design, Coderetreat, and Audience Engagement

Tony Narlock — tmux, Open Source, and Self-Publishing

Erik Dietrich — Developer Hegemony and the Future of Labor

Karen Greaves — Agile Coaching, Collaboration Games, and Self-Publishing

Charlie Betz — Managing Digital, DevOps Education, and Self-Publishing

Engin Arslan — From Visual Effects to Teaching Code

Bertalan Meskó — The Future of Medicine and the Human Touch

Noel Rappin — Trust, Process, and Boring Software

Derick Bailey — Marionette.js, Consulting, and Self-Publishing

Nick Hodges — Delphi, Dependency Injection, and Self-Publishing

Christina Moulton — Building iOS Apps with Swift, Sailing, and Writing a Technical Book

Iris Classon — From Dietitian to Developer and Self-Publishing

Ilya Gelman — Redux, Self-Publishing, and the Developer Community

Mark Graban — Lean in Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Self-Publishing

Heidi Helfand — Dynamic Reteaming and Psychological Safety

Jane Friedman — Editing, Authorship, and the Business of Publishing

Ved Sen — Doing Digital and the Future of Technology in Society

Andy Gill — Breaking Into Information Security

Mark Pearl — Mob Programming and Extreme Programming

Chris Hartjes — Testing Culture, Empathy, and the Grumpy Programmer

Matthew Guay — Writing, Automation, and Remote Work at Zapier

Brian Marick — Agile, Testing, and Functional Programming

Samantha Laing — Agile Coaching and Self-Publishing

Rich Rogers — Quality for Humans in a Digital Age

Katrina Clokie — Testing in DevOps

Tracy Osborn — Learning to Code, Startups, and Self-Publishing

Kyle Simpson — Functional-Light JavaScript, Mentorship, and Self-Publishing

Tony Robinson — Network Security, Virtualization Labs, and Writing a Book

Dan Holloway — Self-Publishing, Creativity, and the Future of the Book

Mike Shatzkin — Digital Change in Book Publishing

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