web01.fireside.fm Wed, 29 Apr 2026 10:53:35 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Elixir Outlaws - Episodes Tagged with “Teams” https://elixiroutlaws.com/tags/teams Thu, 20 Jun 2019 10:00:00 -0400 Elixir Outlaws is an informal discussion about interesting things happening in Elixir. Our goal is to capture the spirit of a conference hallway discussion in a podcast. en-us episodic The hallway track of the Elixir community Elixir Outlaws Elixir Outlaws is an informal discussion about interesting things happening in Elixir. Our goal is to capture the spirit of a conference hallway discussion in a podcast. no elixir, erlang, BEAM Elixir Outlaws amos@binarynoggin.com Episode 44: Put a Paxos on it http://elixiroutlaws.com/44 4d9caf91-c7b7-4090-9e01-9bcb7773b4b9 Thu, 20 Jun 2019 10:00:00 -0400 Elixir Outlaws full Elixir Outlaws This week Chris and Amos discuss ways to give back to the community and how to build successful teams. 48:09 no This week kicks off with an explanation of Chris’s so called grooming habits. Amos explains how to properly cook fried eggs. The guys remember the early days of the show and comment on how their audio quality was somehow even worse back then. Amos is trying to figure out the best way to give back to the community. The discussion moves towards the social contracts of open source which Chris thinks is a thorny topic. Chris encourages people to contribute in whatever way they feel is best even if it means not writing code. Chris rails against the programming communities obsession with hero culture and the toxicity of “rockstar programmers”. The guys discuss ways to try to build successful teams. Spoilers: the first step is not to hire a bunch of people who want to build RPC when all you need is a blog. elixir, erlang, BEAM This week kicks off with an explanation of Chris’s so called grooming habits. Amos explains how to properly cook fried eggs. The guys remember the early days of the show and comment on how their audio quality was somehow even worse back then.

Amos is trying to figure out the best way to give back to the community. The discussion moves towards the social contracts of open source which Chris thinks is a thorny topic. Chris encourages people to contribute in whatever way they feel is best even if it means not writing code.

Chris rails against the programming communities obsession with hero culture and the toxicity of “rockstar programmers”. The guys discuss ways to try to build successful teams. Spoilers: the first step is not to hire a bunch of people who want to build RPC when all you need is a blog.

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Amos is trying to figure out the best way to give back to the community. The discussion moves towards the social contracts of open source which Chris thinks is a thorny topic. Chris encourages people to contribute in whatever way they feel is best even if it means not writing code.

Chris rails against the programming communities obsession with hero culture and the toxicity of “rockstar programmers”. The guys discuss ways to try to build successful teams. Spoilers: the first step is not to hire a bunch of people who want to build RPC when all you need is a blog.

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]]> Episode 34: American problem solving http://elixiroutlaws.com/34 a63a0411-5099-402d-a377-f314be574612 Thu, 14 Mar 2019 10:00:00 -0400 Elixir Outlaws full Elixir Outlaws The Outlaws discuss design patterns, best practices, and how to work with teams. 40:31 no 4th wall break: Hey y'all audio from this week is a little worse then usual. We needed to use the backup audio file for technical reasons. Just wanted to provide a heads up. -keathley Show notes This weeks starts with a discussion of how to have meaningful conversations about design decisions. Chris asks whether programming best practices are for individuals or for teams. This leads to a discussion about team dynamics and how to facilitate productive conversations in teams. The hosts end with some tips on facilitating better communication and openness in team environments. elixir, design patterns, programming best practices, working with teams 4th wall break:

Hey y'all audio from this week is a little worse then usual. We needed to use the backup audio file for technical reasons. Just wanted to provide a heads up.

-keathley

Show notes

This weeks starts with a discussion of how to have meaningful conversations about design decisions. Chris asks whether programming best practices are for individuals or for teams. This leads to a discussion about team dynamics and how to facilitate productive conversations in teams. The hosts end with some tips on facilitating better communication and openness in team environments.

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Hey y'all audio from this week is a little worse then usual. We needed to use the backup audio file for technical reasons. Just wanted to provide a heads up.

-keathley

Show notes

This weeks starts with a discussion of how to have meaningful conversations about design decisions. Chris asks whether programming best practices are for individuals or for teams. This leads to a discussion about team dynamics and how to facilitate productive conversations in teams. The hosts end with some tips on facilitating better communication and openness in team environments.

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]]> Episode 29: Hour-long pair switching http://elixiroutlaws.com/29 96bef75e-28db-47cc-a002-72e2ebff26c0 Thu, 24 Jan 2019 00:45:00 -0500 Elixir Outlaws full Elixir Outlaws This week is museums, pairing, and ways to create psychological safety. 34:42 no This week Amos is looking for a new client and visiting lots of museums. The discussion turns to common libraries and methods when starting new projects. This leads to the topic of how to do effective handoff with clients through pairing and creating psychological safety in teams. elixir This week Amos is looking for a new client and visiting lots of museums. The discussion turns to common libraries and methods when starting new projects. This leads to the topic of how to do effective handoff with clients through pairing and creating psychological safety in teams.

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