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Product Fundamentals
Jordan Phillips
12 episodes
1 month ago
Send us a text Sixty thousand words and six hours of audio later, we've made it to the end of season 1 of Product Fundamentals! This episode, we'll revisit the question that we started with: why do we make software in the way that we do? I'll draw some principles from the story we've covered, and suggest what that history indicates about what could come next. I hope you'll stay subscribed to this feed -- while the first season is over, there are a few bonus bits that should follow, plus (ho...
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Send us a text Sixty thousand words and six hours of audio later, we've made it to the end of season 1 of Product Fundamentals! This episode, we'll revisit the question that we started with: why do we make software in the way that we do? I'll draw some principles from the story we've covered, and suggest what that history indicates about what could come next. I hope you'll stay subscribed to this feed -- while the first season is over, there are a few bonus bits that should follow, plus (ho...
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1.1: Chasing Waterfalls
Product Fundamentals
33 minutes
2 years ago
1.1: Chasing Waterfalls
Send us a text To understand why we make software the way that we do, we start from the beginning, with the earliest programmable computers, exponential growth, NATO's first "software engineers," and Winston Royce's articulation of the Waterfall. Support the show For full show transcripts, links to sources, and ways to contact me, please see the show site at https://www.prodfund.com. Intro and outro music by Jesse Spillane.
Product Fundamentals
Send us a text Sixty thousand words and six hours of audio later, we've made it to the end of season 1 of Product Fundamentals! This episode, we'll revisit the question that we started with: why do we make software in the way that we do? I'll draw some principles from the story we've covered, and suggest what that history indicates about what could come next. I hope you'll stay subscribed to this feed -- while the first season is over, there are a few bonus bits that should follow, plus (ho...