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The Leanpub Podcast, 2019

Edited Conversations From The Leanpub Podcast

The Leanpub Podcast, 2019

Read thirty-seven PodcastBook conversations from the Leanpub Podcast in 2019, with programmers, data scientists, architects, and writers, talking about their backgrounds and careers, their books, and about their approach to writing and publishing.

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In 2019, 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 read authors like Christoph Molnar on interpretable machine learning, Harvard Professor of Applied Statistics Rafael Irizarry on data science and estimating mortality after Hurricane Maria, Alberto Brandolini on EventStorming and domain-driven design, Jay Hoffmann on the history of the web, and Sarah K. Peck on Startup Pregnant and the work of parenting.

Other guests talk about Haskell, machine learning, domain-driven design, hexagonal architecture, Spring, Django and automation, and about a wide range of general interest topics including space outreach, the Peace Corps, faith and fiction, relationships, book marketing, 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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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

Sandy Maguire — Type-Level Programming in Haskell

Nathan Bransford — Writing, Publishing, and the Rise of E-Books

Jay Hoffmann — The History of the Web

Christoph Molnar — Interpretable Machine Learning

Leonardo Giordani — Clean Architectures, Cryptography, and Self-Publishing

Sarah K. Peck — Startup Pregnant, Systems Thinking, and the Work of Parenting

Jonathan Boccara — The Legacy Code Programmer’s Toolbox

Luc Beaudoin — Cognitive Productivity and Hook

Derrick Mwiti — Machine Learning and Data Science

Andriy Burkov — Machine Learning, Immigration, and Self-Publishing

Jaime González García — From Herding Cows to Google, JavaScript, and Writing

Michael Plöd — Domain-Driven Design

Rafael Irizarry — Data Science, Hurricane Maria Mortality, and Self-Publishing

Alberto Brandolini — EventStorming and Domain-Driven Design

Diego Zamboni — Automation, CFEngine, and Self-Publishing

Paolo Amoroso — Space Outreach, Google Plus, and Self-Publishing

Steve Tendon — TameFlow, Blockchain, and National Strategy

Josh Long — Spring, Reactive Programming, and Self-Publishing

Mark Nijhof — Startups, CQRS, and Self-Publishing

Judson Moore — Travel, the Peace Corps, and Exponential Happiness

Julie Moronuki — Philosophy, Linguistics, and Teaching Haskell

William S. Vincent — Book Publishing, Self-Publishing, and Django

Jimmy Janlén — Agile, the Spotify Model, and Visualizing Work

Matthew Skelton — Operability, Cognitive Load, and Conway’s Law

Philip Sugai — The Value Plan and Value-Based Marketing

Gojko Adzic — Impact Mapping, Agile, and Self-Publishing

Victoria Morgan-Smith and Sarah Wells — Internal Tech Conferences and Working in News Tech

Isaac Lyman — Writing Tools, AI, and Editing a Book for New Developers

Pamela Q. Fernandes — Faith, Fiction, and Self-Publishing

Helen Anderson — Business Intelligence, AWS, and Data Analysis

Ricci Wolman — Online Book Marketing and the Publishing Industry

Henning Schwentner — Domain-Driven Design and Domain Storytelling

Adam Bertram — Automation, Remote Work, and Writing Technical Articles

Ana Bell — Teaching Intro Computer Science with Python

David Clinton — Learning Tech Without a Degree, Documentation, and Publishing at Scale

Larry Shushansky — Independent Enough and the Nature of Relationships

Tom Hombergs — Hexagonal Architecture and Self-Publishing

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