
The Drunk Web
By Sina Jazayeri
Conversations with developers, web professionals, engineers, designers, strategists, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and all the other wonderful people who make the web every day, while having a drink or ten. Every episode features a different guest, a topic close to their heart and their favorite drink.

46: Data Science, Analytics & Privacy
46: Data Science, Analytics & Privacy
The Drunk WebFeb 13, 2023
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46: Data Science, Analytics & Privacy
46: Data Science, Analytics & Privacy
Drink: Japanese Whiskey, TALEA Sout Beer | Topic: Data Science, Analytics & Privacy
What are Data and Data Science? What do most businesses have in common when it comes to Data and Analytics? Why does privacy matter in the practical sense? Are we trending toward more privacy or less?
Feb 13, 202301:46:40

45: Engineering Management
45: Engineering Management
Drink: Ranch Water | Topic: Engineering Management
What a wonderful thing it is, this internet of ours, where strangers with common interests and attitudes can somehow find each other and create a bond where no way in hell was ever possible before these 1s and 0s started to travel through the miracle of HTTP. You’ll see what I mean in a second.
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to The Drunk Web podcast. Episode 45. Apologies for the audio. This was my first attempt at a remote podcast. Not my favorite format but you gotta get with the times I guess. And I just couldn’t resist talking to my guest. This was recorded a while ago and I’m ashamed to admit how long it took me to release it. With that said I’m not actually gonna admit the date this was recorded. I’m back after a year-long hiatus from the podcast. I’m excited to be back and plan to stay back and frequent, and I have a special guest for you today, and he might just be a much better version of myself. I hope you enjoy—Engineering Management with Brian Dainton.
Jul 29, 202201:39:00

44: Code With Purpose
44: Code With Purpose
Drink: Dolin Rouge Sweet Vermouth | Topic: Code with Purpose
Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon, and Netflix are no longer the only companies that offer incredible financial compensation packages. As software engineering moves more and more into the mainstream, developers and engineers now have more option than ever when it comes to where to spend their efforts and work. This means choosing a place of work is no longer only about financial compensation, and that purpose and cause are important parameters for many folks in the software industry. In this episode, I talk to my old friend JR Palomar about the incredible cause he has decided to spend his engineering skills and experience on, and why.
Mar 27, 202232:42

43: JavaScript Closures & The Why of Programming
43: JavaScript Closures & The Why of Programming
Drink: Aperol on Ice | Topic: JavaScript Closures and The Why of Programming
Many of us focus the majority of our time on learning solutions, tools, npm packages and the rest of 'The How'. In this episode I explain why it's drastically more important to be married the problem, rather than the solution, aka 'The What'. I use the example of JavaScript Closures to demonstrate why it's important to understand the problem before you even begin to discuss potential solutions.
May 02, 202018:59

42: Algorithms
42: Algorithms
Drink: Ginger Lemon Honey | Topic: Algorithms
While the craziness of the corona virus forces the world into a corner, many of us have been given an extraordinary amount of spare time to do the important things we've put off for too long. In this episode I share my newly gained perspective on something that has been a major source of insecurity and guilt for myself and many engineers I've come to know from all roots and backgrounds: Algorithms.
Mar 29, 202034:34

41: How to Stay Motivated
41: How to Stay Motivated
Drink: Ginger Lemon Honey | Topic: How to Stay Motivated.
While the craziness of the corona virus forces the world into a corner, it is more than ever an exercise of self awareness and motivation, more than anything else. In this episode I share my philosophy on motivation and how to theoretically and practically stay motivated and keep the fire burning. It all comes down to money, mastery, autonomy and meaning. Let's go.
Mar 21, 202021:19

40: User Experience Design
40: User Experience Design
Guest: Jay Eckert | Drink: Old Fashioned | Topic: User Experience Design
Mar 10, 202002:00:39

39: Functional Programming
39: Functional Programming
Guest: Charles Fulnecky | Drink: Kombucha Mezcal | Topic: Functional Programming and why it's not the norm
Jan 17, 202040:54

38: Be a Practitioner
38: Be a Practitioner
Guest: Metin Senler | Drink: Grüner White Wine | Topic: Be a Practitioner
Oct 19, 201901:13:14

37: Copy Pasta Coding
37: Copy Pasta Coding
Guest: Jesse Warden | Drink: Lagunitas IPA Beer | Topic: Copy Pasta Coding
Aug 08, 201901:06:46

36: Bed, Keyboard & Beyond
36: Bed, Keyboard & Beyond
Drink: Limoncello | Topic: Your Bed, Your Keyboard and beyond...
Jul 16, 201913:50

35: Kimchi, Kombucha & the YouTube Chef
35: Kimchi, Kombucha & the YouTube Chef
Guest: Mike Greenfield | Drink: Mezcal Kombucha | Topic: Kimchi, Kombucha & the YouTube Chef
May 22, 201901:26:31

34: Code Bootcamps
34: Code Bootcamps
Guest: Jason Decker | Drink: Aperol Spritz | Topic: Code Bootcamps
May 03, 201957:36

33: Women in Tech
33: Women in Tech
Guest: Aliah Andujo | Drink: Dirty Martini | Topic: Women In Tech
Apr 14, 201901:15:24

32: Dev Culture on Social Media
32: Dev Culture on Social Media
Guests: Ben Potter (@coding) and Seph Cordovano (@dvlpr) | Drink: Coffee | Topic: Dev Culture on Social Media
Apr 11, 201901:00:50

31: Take a Break From Tech
31: Take a Break From Tech
Guest: Will Schneider | Drink: Whiskey Ginger Beer | Topic: Take a break from Tech
Apr 01, 201952:33

30: Goodnight, Dana White
30: Goodnight, Dana White
Guests: Dana White | Drinks: Negroni | Topic: Goodnight, Dana White
Mar 22, 201911:18

29: Why I left CERN
29: Why I left CERN
Guest: Victor Buzzegoli | Drinks: French 75 | Topic: Why I left CERN
Mar 15, 201901:05:37

28: DevOps & Data Science
28: DevOps & Data Science
Guests: Sena Heydari | Drinks: Old Fashioned | Topic: DevOps & Data Science
Feb 26, 201957:09

27: JavaScript Architecture
27: JavaScript Architecture
Guests: Ryan Watkins & Brent Bevolo | Drinks: Negroni | Topic: JavaScript Architecture
Feb 16, 201954:24

26: Testing, Attention Please!
26: Testing, Attention Please!
Guests: Richard Bumbury | Drinks: Hot Toddy | Topic: Testing, Attention Please!
Feb 03, 201942:51

25: Homeless to $100,000 in 2 years
25: Homeless to $100,000 in 2 years
Guests: Adam Davies | Drinks: Hot Toddy | Topic: Homeless to $100,000 in 2 years
Jan 28, 201940:21

24: Working Remotely
24: Working Remotely
Guests: Vasily Myazin | Drinks: Hot Toddy | Topic: Working Remotely
Jan 16, 201938:43

23: Own That Product
23: Own That Product
Guests: Ryan Crowe and Jesse Owens | Drinks: Old Fashioned, Tequila and Rum | Topic: Own That Product.
Nov 21, 201801:42:07

22: Marriage of Hardware and Software
22: Marriage of Hardware and Software
Guests: Kian Tabrizi and Nick Johnson | Drinks: Old Fashioned and Tequila on the Rocks | Topic: Marriage of Hardware and Software.
Oct 23, 201801:50:14

21: Fear of Machine Learning
21: Fear of Machine Learning
Guests: Chris BraithWaite and Austin Cornelio | Drinks: Old Fashioned and Screwdriver | Topic: The Fear of Machine Learning, Angular 2 and more.
Oct 10, 201801:53:27

20: The State of The Web
20: The State of The Web
Guests: James Wanga, Charlie Fulnecky, JR Palomar | Drinks: Old Fashioneds and Tequila Shots | Topic: The State of the Web.
Mar 19, 201801:35:23

19: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
19: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Guest: Austin Cornelio | Drink: Dark and Stormy | Topic: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Nov 18, 201701:16:24

18: The Self-Taught Programmer
18: The Self-Taught Programmer
Guest: Brent Bevolo | Drink: Whiskey Smash | Topics: The State of JavaScript. On being self-taght. Teaching Messi how to Code.
Sep 09, 201701:14:23

17: What is Agile, anyway?
17: What is Agile, anyway?
Guest: Jasmine Merchant and Bob Ouellette | Drinks: Cuba Libre, Maker's Mark | Topic: Why so many people hate their managers. What is Agile? Jasmine vs. Karma. A comparison between an orchestra and a software engineering team. A case for and against lean teams. Being a woman in a male dominant industry. The 'three Ps' that will guarantee success in any industry.
Sep 02, 201601:24:15

16: Simulation Hypothesis by The DJ Programmer
16: Simulation Hypothesis by The DJ Programmer
Guest: Mike Fisher | Drink: Margarita | Topic: Being a programmer and a DJ, recording with P.Diddy, touring with Tommy Lee and midget Cowboys. The cultural overlap between front-end developers and house music. Simulation Hypothesis. Artificial Super Intelligence.
Aug 19, 201658:47

15: CSS Life
15: CSS Life
Guest: JR Palomar | Drink: Laphroaig Scotch Whiskey | Topic: Why writing software and building UIs are not the same thing. The most important front-end skill nobody taught you. The biggest CSS mistakes and how to avoid CSS specificity wars.
May 20, 201601:27:13

14: Get Rich Writing CSS
14: Get Rich Writing CSS
Guest: Chris Mathers | Drink: Absinthe Verte, Hakushu Japanese Whiskey, Caol Ila Smoked Whiskey | Topic: How to get rich writing CSS. Why Flexbox exists and why it rules. A case for CSS Tables. How not to be hated by JS developers and visuals designers. And the future of CSS.
Apr 29, 201601:21:56

13: 3D Printing and React Native
13: 3D Printing and React Native
Guest: Evan Rose | Drink: Old Fashioned | Topic: Why React Native rocks. Tips for Tech Interviewers. Why 3D printing is the future. How to find the time to learn. And an explanation for weird Alcohol bottle design.
Mar 25, 201601:18:51

12: The Zen of Programming
12: The Zen of Programming
Guest: John K. Paul | Drink: Champagne | Topic: The Zen of Programming. What it takes to contribute to jQuery source code. How engineering managers can keep up with the ever changing technologies.
Jan 29, 201601:21:43

11: Startup Life
11: Startup Life
Guest: Patrick Mowrer | Drink: Cazerac | Topic: The startup world. Code quality and standards vs. urgency and business needs. The problem with boilerplate and scaffolding tools. Thoughts on IKEA Swedish meatballs.
Dec 25, 201501:06:03

10: To Own a Software Company
10: To Own a Software Company
Guest: Adam Parrish | Drink: 2012 Bogle Phantom California Wine | Topic: A guaranteed fix for the broken interview process. What it's like to start your own software company. How to make the world's greatest beet salad.
Dec 18, 201501:40:02

9: Backend vs. Frontend Cultural Differences
9: Backend vs. Frontend Cultural Differences
Guest: Luke Lappin | Drink: Moscow Mule | Topic: Becoming a programmer in a family of artists. The cultural differences between backend and frontend developers.
Nov 27, 201501:06:33

8: The Real Concern with Angular
8: The Real Concern with Angular
Guest: John Savarino | Drink: Bengali Tiger Beer | Topic: The only real concern with Angular. What it takes to become a programmer. What the hell is a 'brogrammer'.
Nov 13, 201549:56

7: Component Driven Development
7: Component Driven Development
Guest: Oli Griffiths | Drink: Gin and Tonic | Topic: Why EmberJS is cool. How to write code that lives for a long time. Component Driven Development. How Facebook and React could change REST APIs.
Nov 06, 201501:44:59

6: History of AXAJ
6: History of AXAJ
Guest: Charles Fulnecky | Drink: Mojito | Topic: History of XSLT and AJAX, AngularJS vs. ReactJS. Where the web is headed. How the web is modularizing. How to best utilize the available web technologies and be a contributing member of the community.
Oct 30, 201501:28:20

5: The Cool Programmers, Finally!
5: The Cool Programmers, Finally!
Guest: Dana White | Drink: Negroni | Topic: Programming culture, how it's changed, and how programmers are becoming cooler.
Oct 23, 201501:01:40

4: Staying Relevant
4: Staying Relevant
Guest: Neil Bhay | Drink: Cafe Patrón and Baileys | Topic: How to be successful in the tech industry. How to identify your strong suit and use it to advance. What managers are looking for these days.
Oct 09, 201501:13:45

3: Entrepreneurship for Programmers
3: Entrepreneurship for Programmers
Guest: Heath Burr | Drink: 1800 Reserva Añejo Tequila | Topic: Entrepreneurship. Taking action towards goals. How engineers can be better at working and communicating with managers.
Oct 02, 201501:13:47

1: From Developer to Engineer
1: From Developer to Engineer
Guest: James Wanga | Drink: Old Fashioned (Eagle Rare) | Topic: Transition from developer to engineer. A case against TypeScript. What not to do when working in a large team and more.
Sep 18, 201501:12:40