Taylor Troesh, a software developer and creator of the ScrapScript language, dives into a range of fascinating topics. He shares insights on quirky concepts like 'yak shaving' and 'negative 10x engineers’ while emphasizing time management and productivity. Their conversation touches on the innovative Ikea-oriented approach to development, the complexities of choosing reliable dependencies, and the significance of foundational tech in navigating modern software ecosystems. Plus, get a taste of ScrapScript and its potential to streamline coding with a fresh perspective!

Taylor Troesh and Thomas Eckert, both champions in the world of definitions, team up with grizzled veteran Adam Stacoviak, British bard Mat Ryer, and academic Carol Lee for a lively showdown. They play 'Pound Define', a hilarious game deciphering obscure tech terms. The banter flows as they share amusing anecdotes about names and dive into whimsical discussions about Australian folklore. Expect laughs, tech insights, and a playful exploration of language as the group engages in friendly competition and storytelling galore.

Taylor Troesh writes Kyle explaining 'Legacy Software' to the aliens, Vitaly Friedman addresses why designers feel misunderstood, hackers discover how to reprogram NES Tetris, and Oracle switches from Terraform to OpenTofu.

Taylor Troesh explains 'Legacy Software' to aliens, Vitaly Friedman talks about designers feeling unappreciated. Topics include corporate vs. design communication, Oracle's move to OpenTofu, and hackers reprogramming NES Tetris. Join Changelog++ for ad-free content!

Join Amal Hussein, a JS Party contributor, Taylor Troesh, a writer known for her blog and satire, and Lars Wikman, an Elixir expert, for a hilarious game of fake definitions! They dive into obscure STEM terms, playful debates about concepts like rubber sheets, and the Zygarnik effect. Amidst witty banter, they tackle quirky acronyms and share personal anecdotes. Enjoy their lighthearted rivalry and clever interpretations while exploring the fun side of tech jargon in this lively competition!