Karl & Steven interview different members of the wider Laravel community.
Voices of the Code
Claim This Podcastby Karl Murray & Steven Fox
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8 episodes
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Karl & Steven interview different members of the wider Laravel community.
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Publishing Since
10/7/2024
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March 26, 2025
From World of Warcraft to Software Development with Kevin Ullyott
<p>Kevin's socials : <br><a href="https://github.com/Orrison">https://github.com/Orrison</a><br><a href="https://bsky.app/profile/kevinullyott.com">https://bsky.app/profile/kevinullyott.com</a></p><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-ullyott-9b206460/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-ullyott-9b206460/</a></p><p><br>In this episode, Karl and Steven welcome Kevin Olliot, who shares his journey into programming, starting from his early gaming days to his current role as Software Development Director at Canyon GBS. The conversation explores Kevin's experiences with Laravel, the differences between agency and corporate development, and the importance of mentorship in the tech industry. They discuss the concept of source available software, technical debt, and the strategies used at Canyon GBS to train new developers. The episode wraps up with insights on deployment strategies and the future of their developer handbook.</p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Kevin's programming journey began with gaming and building computers.</li><li>He discovered Laravel while working on advanced processing tasks.</li><li>Kevin emphasizes the importance of curiosity in programming.</li><li>Agile development allows for quick iterations and learning from mistakes.</li><li>Technical debt is tracked and managed consciously at Canyon GBS.</li><li>The developer handbook serves as a resource for new developers.</li><li>Open communication and mentorship are key to team success.</li><li>Kevin's team operates in one-week sprints to maintain agility.</li><li>Source available software can benefit the community by sharing knowledge.</li><li>Deployment strategies are tailored to the needs of the organization.</li></ul><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction<br>03:26 Kevin's Journey into Programming<br>06:17 First Encounter with Laravel<br>09:21 Current Role and Responsibilities<br>12:32 Agency vs Corporate Work<br>15:13 Source Available Software Discussion<br>24:00 Mentorship and Resource Sharing<br>24:29 Learning from Open Source Projects<br>25:38 Database Choices: The Case for Postgres<br>26:42 Understanding Foreign Data Wrapping<br>29:51 Performance Insights: Postgres vs MySQL<br>31:11 Postgres Features and Limitations<br>36:41 Strategies for Managing Large Datasets<br>41:41 Working with Prominent Developers<br>43:09 Independent Operations and Collaboration with Filament<br>46:21 Agile Development and the Concept of Wet Code<br>47:25 Managing Technical Debt in Agile Sprints<br>50:02 Team Structure and Mentorship in Software Development<br>53:17 Strategies for Onboarding Junior Developers<br>57:00 Creating a Developer Handbook and Community Engagement<br>01:01:20 Future Plans and Open Source Aspirations<br>01:08:26 New Chapter</p>
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