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In this episode, we look at the challenges of dealing with legacy code and technical debts. We will discuss the importance of technical debt, the impact of legacy code on the development process, and the strategies for managing and mitigating technical debt. Guests Marouane Gazanayi Badr-eddin Zioun Mohammed Lamzira Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming. 0:05:30 - What is legacy code? perspectives and examples. 0:36:00 - Legacy code and junior developers. 0:43:00 - What are technical debts? and how to collect them ? 1:24:00 - How to prevent technical debts and legacy code? 1:56:00 - How to deal with legacy code? 2:22:00 - Picks and last words. Links Refactoring Working effectively with legacy code Emily Bache Legacy Code: Evolve or Rewrite? Prepared and Presented by Youssouf El Azizi

We're back with Part Two of "Preparing for a Tech Talk" expanding on our previous discussion from two years ago. Plus, we're diving into DevRel (Developer Relations) and its impact on the tech industry. Whether you're curious about DevRel or considering a career in it, we've got you covered with essential insights and tips. Tune in for an engaging conversation! Guets Abdelfettah Sghiouar Djalal Kawtar Choubari Zineb Bendhiba Ayoub Alouane Mohammed Abboulait Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming. 0:11:52 - Why did you start tech talks? 0:36:41 - How to write a good CFP? 0:53:20 - As reviewer, What makes a talk valid for you? 1:13:36 - How do you know your audience? 1:27:25 - What about imposter syndrome? 1:29:18 - Audience in middle east. 1:40:45 - What is DevRel? 2:05:20 - Is technical writer considered as a DevRel? 2:10:10 - What makes DevRel different from classic technical marketing? 2:17:05 - What are the essential qualities that a DevRel guy must have? 2:

In this Geeksblabla episode, Mohammed Adnane Abouchadi talks about how he became a software engineer despite his disability, and shares with us some inspiring lessons he learned along the journey. Guests Mohamed Adnane Abouchadi Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:02:55 - Why Mohamed Adnane is special 0:05:45 - Adnane's childhood, school time and the start of his passion about computers 0:12:30 - Importance of family and environment 0:16:05 - Orientation between passion and abilities 0:24:15 - Adnane's university journey 0:38:00 - Finding the first job 0:57:30 - Adnane's Entrepreneurial journey 1:06:00 - A day in Adnane's life 1:11:00 - Lessons and Advice to people with disabilities 1:22:00 - A message to companies and recruiters 1:27:00 - Closing and Goodbyes Prepared and Presented by Mohammed Daoudi

In this episode, we discuss 10 tips for success in the IT world, and how to become an effective programmer. especially for the Moroccan context. we based our discussion on the following article Ten Principles for Growth as an Engineer Guests Marouane gazayni Youssouf El Azizi Mehdi Cheracher Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:03:30 - Principle 1: Think about business value 0:25:44 - Principle 2: Unblock yourself 0:40:16 - Principle 3: Take initiative 0:52:00 - Principle 4: Improve your written communication 1:00:25 - Principle 5: Own your project management 1:10:51 - Principle 6: Learn to learn 1:20:00 - Principle 7: Master your tools 1:37:00 - Principle 8: Communicate Proactively 1:46:20 - Principle 9: Collaborate with other teams 1:52:50 - Principle 10: Be reliable 2:02:42 - Discussing Comments and Questions 2:11:30 - Goodbyes Links Medium Article: Ten Principles for Growth as an Engineer Prepared and Presented by Abdelati EL ASRI

In this episode, we discuss the state of development in Morocco. We talk about the results of the survey, job satisfaction, salaries, AI adoption, and community contribution. We explore how they learn and level up, the tools they are using, and what they want to learn next. Guests Meriem zaid Omaima Khalil Mohammed Aboullaite Nouamane Tazi Adnan MERRAKCHI Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:56 - State overview 0:11:30 - Profile: Female participation, age, and experience 0:55:03 - Learning and education in Morocco 1:17:30 - Work and job satisfaction 1:37:30 - Technology and tools, frameworks, cloud, CSS, and more. 1:52:45 - AI adoption for Moroccan developers: tools, learning, companies using AI. 2:19:45 - How Moroccan developers feel about the impact of AI on their jobs. 2:43:00 - Social media usage among Moroccan developers 1:47:43 - Warming up and goodbye Links stateofdev.ma Prepared and Presented by Youssouf El Azizi

In this episode, we discuss the new challenge Blanat, we hosted participants and organizers to talk about it. Guests Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:05:22 - Read Blanat challenge statement. 0:07:20 - Blanat challenge in numbers. 0:09:30 - The winner's words. 0:18:18 - Other participant's words. 0:56:00 - RAFFLE. 1:04:05 - Challenge runner application. 1:09:00 - The idea of how the challenge came up from. 1:12:45 - How we manage PRs. 1:14:50 - Things to improve. Links challenge shared by Saad The runner that Mehdi is describing Challenge link Prepared and Presented by Adnan MERRAKCHI

In this episode, we discuss how to prepare for talks, taking 3 months long vacations and the future of the tech industry in 2024. Guests Djalal Ahmed El Azzabi Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:00 - Taking 3 months long vacations with Ahmed El Azzabi 0:27:30 - Writing ebooks, and articles, and improving your writing skills. 0:56:00 - QAs 1:13:00 - New financial lows in Morocco. 1:20:00 - How to prepare for talks. 1:39:00 - Apple Vision Pro thoughts 1:42:30 - QAs 2:21:04 - GeeksBlaBla Picks 2:30:00 - Conclusion and goodbye. Links https://remote.ma/ https://remote.ma/legal/ Building Microservices, 2nd Edition James Clear Newsletter TickTick Prepared and Presented by Youssouf El Azizi

In this episode, we discuss how to turn code passion into profit. We'll cover concrete strategies to get started and more, with our talented guests. Guests Moustaid Ayoub Hamza Moustaid Reda Boubkraoui Younes Rahim Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:50 - Is the solopreneur or indie maker field suitable for all software engineers? 0:07:18 - What types of software engineers can be indie makers? 0:15:08 - The transition from being an employee to a solopreneur and following your passion. 0:22:00 - Upsides and downsides of the solopreneur journey. 0:25:45 - Tips to find ideas to make your first product. 0:35:30 - Tips to gather the first budget to get started and the minimum budget needed. 0:50:58 - Tips for Time Allocation as a Solopreneur 0:57:01 - Idea generation and validation. 1:01:10 - Tips to generate your first dollar with your current skill, with or without experience. 1:13:13 - Tips to Find the Right Audience 1:24:00 - Is indie hacking similar to dropshipping? 1:38:06 - Dead

In this episode, We have a discussion around Salesforce Guests Mustapha EL HASSAK Houssam SAOUDY Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:50 - What's a CRM 0:13:20 - Overview of Salesforce 0:29:00 - Exploring Salesforce Capabilities 0:41:15 - Developing on Salesforce 0:59:45 - Learning Salesforce 1:10:30 - Salesforce Community in Morocco 1:13:10 - Building a Successful Career with Salesforce 1:47:30 - Conclusion and Goodbye Links Trailhead Platform Casablanca Salesforce Developers Group Salesforce Governance Limits North Africa Dreaming Pluralsight Ressources Salesforce Certifications Prepared and Presented by Otmane FETTAL

In this episode, We discuss The state of web assembly in 2024 Guests Abderrahim Abdellfetah Wassim Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:03:53 - What is WebAssembly. 0:10:56 - State of WebAssembly in 2024. 0:21:29 - Containeres vs WASM. 0:38:35 - WASM and eBPF. 0:44:56 - Frameworks and dev toolchain. 1:02:07 - is it worth it to learn WASM. 1:20:55 - Resource to learn WASM. 1:36:18 - Prediction and WASM future 1:40:29 - Conclusion and Goodbye Links Awesome WASM Awesome WASM WASM.io Prepared and Presented by Abderrahim

In this episode, We discuss 7 Pillars that can helps us lead a more comfortable Work life. Guests Mehdi Cheracher Djalal Marouane Gazanayi Abdelati El Asri Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:36 - You don't need to know a lot of Programing languages. 0:25:48 - Work is not only about coding. 0:46:50 - You won't use the latest tech in work. 1:09:40 - You can't know everything. 1:29:10 - Coding Bootcamps is a great start towards a path of learning. 1:43:55 - You can't avoid Office politics , and don't forget to live. 2:06:30 - Conclusion and Goodbye Links Range Book Review Prepared and Presented by Adnan M'RAKCHI Otmane FETTAL

In this episode, we discuss the events of 2023, tech news, and the future of the tech industry. We'll also explore how to set our goals for 2024. Guests Mohammed Aboullaite Soubai Abderahim Meriem Zaid Otmane FETTAL Abdelati El Asri Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:06:00 - Goals and New Year's resolutions 0:36:30 - Why don't we speak 100% in Darija on the podcast? 0:48:00 - Why do audiences feel like they are seeing the same guests? 0:57:00 - Why doesn't Geeksblabla have a Discord server? 1:03:00 - BlablaConf and state of dev survey 2023. 1:29:00 - Crypto and NFTs in 2023. 1:39:30 - AI updates and how it will affect our jobs. 2:08:04 - Layoffs in the tech industry. 2:16:20 - Figma and Adobe deal. 2:20:00 - QAs 2:46:00 - Conclusion and goodbye. Links stateofdev.ma Prepared and Presented by Youssouf El Azizi

In this episode, we discuss the state of .net Ecosystem in 2023 and highlight key changes/improvements and capabilities. Guests Othman Kinane Othman Teffahi Amine Jadid Youssef Bensadik Notes 00:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 00:04:20 - What is dotnet ? and Presentation of the dotnet Ecosystem 00:15:52 - What Can we build with Dotnet ? 00:25:30 - What's Special about dotnet ? 00:35:00 - Building Web Applications with Dotnet 00:50:00 - Building Desktop applications with Dotnet 00:58:00 - Dotnet Aspire 01:07:32 - What our guests love about dotnet ? 01:16:00 - Tips and Tricks and best Practices 01:50:00 - Conclusion and goodbye Links Learn C# Microsoft Student Embassadors Awesome Selfhosted bflat uefimaze Prepared and Presented by Otmane FETTAL

In this episode, we discuss the state of DevOps in 2023 and highlight key changes/improvements, new rising roles, and the most recent emerging practices. Guests Djalal Abdelfettah Sghiouar Yasser Chihab Mourad Mtouaa Youssef Roudanil Otmane Fettal Abdelati El Asri Notes 00:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 00:05:55 - State of DevOps in 2023: Key changes, notable shifts and improvements. 00:08:35 - Definition of DevOps and highlights on some DevOps misconceptions 00:34:17 - DevOps “engineers”/practitioners vs SREs 00:49:02 - How was SRE implemented by Google ? 00:59:02 - Hierarchy challenges in Tech companies 01:10:02 - The rise of Low-Code/No-Code platforms and whether they threaten DevOps jobs or there will be a new role created 01:38:52 - What is Platform Engineering? 01:54:50 - Should a DevOps/Platform/SRE engineer be a developer beforehand? 02:10:59 - What advice to give for juniors to get started and build a successful DevOps career? 02:22:30 - The role of a Cloud Architect in DevO

In this episode, we explore the newest Rust features in 2023, practical use cases, advanced topics, and much more with our community friends. Guests M'bark Erras Ismail Ait Bella Abderrahim Soubai Idrissi Mehdi Cheracher Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:15 - What is Rust? 0:09:15 - Why Rust? And why is it the most admired language among developers? 0:20:09 - Advocating Rust over C/C++ pain 0:23:52 - Is C/C++ necessary for learning Rust? 0:28:55 - Programming in Rust: the good, the bad 0:41:41 - Rust traits 0:47:21 - Threads in Rust 0:50:55 - How the Rust compiler works 0:58:11 - Cargo 1:07:00 - Procedural macros 1:13:36 - Rust vs Golang binaries 1:20:40 - Where Rust shines 1:29:46 - Is Rust suitable for web development 1:40:22 - Building games with Rust 1:46:02 - Rust and blockchain 1:51:10 - Rewriting things in Rust 2:00:04 - why is Rust frequently compared with Go 2:01:17 - Future of Rust 2:18:43 - Geeksblabla Picks 2:24:44 - Conclusion and goodbye Links Rust Atomics and

In this episode, we discuss the latest Python features and fileds of usage in 2023, frameworks, and much more with our community friends. Guests Ismail Tlemcani Yasser Tahiri Mahmoud Fettal Hamza Haddaa Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:00 - Jetbrains survey highlighting Python part 0:08:40 - Emerging trends or technologies in the Python ecosystem that are particularly noteworthy this year 0:21:00 - How do you anticipate Python's role evolving in the domain of Data Science and ML 0:35:00 - Major updates or changes in Python frameworks or libraries that developers should be aware of 0:41:00 - Python is addressing challenges related to scalability and performance, especially in the context of modern applications 0:58:44 - When not to use Python? 1:07:00 - How is Python positioned to play a role in DevOps this year 1:16:05 - How is Python adapting to address security concerns, and what should developers be mindful of 1:20:00 - Q&A 1:56:00 - Geeksblabla Picks 2:02:00 - Conclusi

In this episode, we discuss the latest PHP features in 2023, frameworks, and much more with our community friends. Guests Imad Zairig Mouhcine MAHFOUD Issam Khadiri Achraf Aamri Mohamed Boukhlif Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:05:00 - Is PHP Dead? 0:11:45 - Is PHP only for building MVPs? 0:16:00 - PHP before 5.6 and after it 0:24:00 - Is the PHP problem that PHP isn't supported by a big company, like many other languages? 0:32:00 - The PHP missing version 6 0:35:00 - PHP 7: feature(s) you liked in this update 0:45:00 - Do the PHP offers always have low salaries? 0:55:00 - PHP 8: JIT and feature(s) you liked in this update 1:04:00 - The PHP FIG 1:14:00 - PHP RCFs 1:23:42 - Launch of تجربة.gzip 1:24:25 - The PHP Foundation 1:31:00 - PHP Frameworks 2:21:00 - WordPress 2:35:00 - Security 3:10:00 - Answer the questions from the comments 3:40:00 - Giveaway 3:41:00 - Answer the questions from the comments 3:44:00 - Geeksblabla Picks 3:52:00 - Conclusion and goodbye. Links Larac

In this episode, we discuss the JavaScript updates and features in 2023, with Abderrahim Soubai Idrissi, Ayoub Alouane, Wassim CHEGHAM, Mouad Sidqi, Niima Chigr, and Youssouf El Azizi. Guests Abderrahim Soubai Idrissi Ayoub Alouane Wassim CHEGHAM Mouad Sidqi Niima Chigr Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:06:00 - Is Typescript the new Javascript? 0:10:00 - Which is better for starting a new project in 2023-2024: JavaScript or TypeScript? 0:19:00 - Are we making the front-end development too complex with too many concepts? 0:32:00 - Walking through some of the most important concepts in frontend: Hydration, islands, resumability. 1:16:00 - Are compilers the new frameworks? 1:26:00 - What are signals? 1:33:00 - Answer the questions from the comments 1:56:00 - What do you think about Micro-frontend? 2:03:00 - Answer the questions from the comments 2:14:00 - How do you stay updated with Javascript trends? 2:23:00 - Frameworks updates: Angualar, React, Qwik, Next ... 2:49:00 - Bun 2:55:0

In this episode we discuss the Java updates and features in 2023, with Aicha Laafia, Hamza Belmellouki, Ossama Ismaili, Adnane Belmadiaf, Marouane gazayni, and Mohammed Aboullaite. Guests Aicha Laafia Hamza Belmellouki Ossama Ismaili Adnane Belmadiaf Marouane gazayni Ibrahim Mestadi Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:04:00 - What is 6 month realse? and the favorite feature on latest java version (java 11 to 21) 0:15:45 - Is Java Still Relevant In 2023? 0:25:00 - What's/Why the Pattern Matching 0:32:00 - Record and how it helps the developers? 0:45:00 - The project Loom and the Virtual Threads 0:58:00 - The project Valhala 1:08:00 - The project Panama 1:10:00 - The project Leyden 1:14:35 - What are the limitations of Java in the serverless? 1:16:00 - Java benchmark and comparison with other languages 1:18:00 - Giveaway 1:20:00 - Answer the questions from the comments 1:33:00 - Is Java slow and/or Verbose? 1:35:00 - Migration from old to new Java versions tips, feedback and re

In this episode of GeeksBlabla, we discuss with our guests the art of decision-making, how to make better decisions, and how to deal with the consequences of our decisions. Guests Meriem Zaid Mehdi Cheracher Soubai Abderahim Otmane Fettal Djalal Notes 0:00:00 - Introduction and welcoming 0:03:50 - Why is "it depends" such a common response in the IT industry? 0:16:24 - Anecdotes and examples of "it depends" in the IT industry 0:41:17 - The importance of transparency in the process of decision making 0:55:40 - What are the risks associated with one-size-fits-all answers in IT? 1:03:20 - Experimentation budgets are essential to better decisions 1:12:30 - What are some of your strategies to make better decisions? 1:42:30 - Why it's hard to decide on paying technical debt? 1:59:56 - Book recommendations, Closing and Goodbye Books Algorithms to live by. Thinking, Fast and Slow. Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making The Decision Book: Fifty Models for