#CommandLinePod

The early internet was almost impossible to navigate. #CommandLinePod features the #sysadmins who designed the DNS and established our understanding of place on the internet. Hosted by @saronyitbarek, with special guests @bentarnoff and @wjosephcampbell

“Well, it works on my machine. Sorry.” Are #containers the end of #developers having to hear that excuse? Find out in episode 5 of #CommandLinePod with @saronyitbarek

What was your first programming language? #GraceHopper didn't have an option, so she made her own. Check out #CommandLinePod for the story: #GHC19

It's always fun to look back at grade-school yearbooks. #CommandLinePod explores the early look of the #internet—and how #WebDesign has changed since 1995, with host @SaronYitbarek. Featuring: @Jay_Hoffmann, @Zeldman, @JessicaHelfand, and @KyleDrake

Remember minicomputers? We think you should. Hear the #CommandLinePod story of Project Eagle: the machine that led hardware to where it is today.

Building robots is expensive, let alone testing prototype after prototype. #CommandLinePod reveals how simulation #software helps keep the scrap heap small—and makes robotics more accessible. Hosted by @SaronYitbarek, featuring: @BotJunkie & @ChapulinaBR

Minicomputers cleared the path for personal computers to follow. #CommandLinePod explores the story Project Eagle—the revolutionary 32-bit minicomputer depicted in The Soul of a New Machine.

C is at the root of modern computing. #CommandLinePod explores the history of the #programming language that's influenced most of the others we've covered this season.

Love a good origin story? Download episodes 1 and 2 of Command Line Heroes to hear about the OS wars. #CommandLinePod #Linux

#CommandLinePod's next season explores the worlds of #programming languages. Listen to the #podcast trailer for a sneak peek. The first episode drops June 25.

From the creators of #CommandLinePod comes a #podcast dedicated to demystifying #tech and the tech industry. #CompilerPodcast premieres August 2021. Don't miss it:

#CommandLinePod reveals just how resilient floppy disks are. Share a picture of the floppies you've kept over the years—then listen to the episode: @saronyitbarek @sjvn @gsollman @TeriShugart @JaimeRLevy @mkirschenbaum @textfiles

#LISP was written decades ago to program a thinking machine. We explore how it paved the way for other languages in #AI. @colinkgarvey explains on #CommandLinePod:

After four seasons of epic tales about how command line heroes have shaped the tech landscape, #CommandLinePod is tackling a new topic: The job itself. Hear the mini-season's trailer on decoding coders:

Season 3 of #CommandLinePod covers Python, BASIC, Ruby, Javascript, Perl, COBOL, Golang, BASH, LISP, and C. Which language would you want to hear more about?

New #CommandLinePod episode! We look at the origins of AI via its first language, LISP. Hear how we got from the early days of intelligent machines to algorithms that can master chess and Go.

#Security vulnerabilities are scaling—up from maybe 1 a month to hundreds each day. Episode 5 of #CommandLinePod examines the changes needed for better security.

#CommandLinePod returns for Season 7: The internet class of '95. Get a sneak peek at our exploration of the internet in a consequential year. With host, @saronyitbarek.

#Perl thrived on the idea that “There is more than one way to do it.” #CommandLinePod covers how this open #programming language has evolved—but has kept that spirit. @_mstevenson @conormyhrvold @siracusa @MikeCamel

Hello, World. #CommandLinePod tells the story of programming languages. It starts with #GraceHopper, and continues today with work from #developers like @willingcarol. Hear more in our latest episode: