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Fundamentals of Software Engineering

Hosted by Dan Vega, Nate Schutta.

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Guest activity
Sometimes has guests
27% of recent episode titles look like interviews
Episode length
57 min
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Publishing
Monthly
11 episodes · last 2026-08-22
Language
English
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Where it's from
Not established
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Reach
55
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Worth a pitch. This show publishes its own contact, sits outside the national chart, is independently published, and its recent episodes show it books guests.

What the show says about itself

Programmer, coder, developer—there are any number of titles used to describe people who create software, but what does it mean to be a software engineer? Despite the way software is often taught, being a software engineer is about far more than simply producing syntactically correct programs.

Recent episodes

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  1. E11 - What Is Software Architecture
  2. E10 - Context Engineering Is Just Data Fundamentals in Disguise
  3. E09 - Effective Remote Work Tips and Why AI Doom Trolling Is a Choice
  4. E08 - Open Source, AI Tooling, and the Coming Token Crisis with Dan Vega and Nate Schutta
  5. E07 - Why We Hate Legacy Code (and How to Work With It Anyway)
  6. E06 - Why Software Engineering Fundamentals Matter More in the Age of AI

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