 evening so you can relax while listening to reveries of your favorite host. Whatever your style, I think we can all agree that when you discover a good series, it’s important to share the wealth (of knowledge, that is)!
With access to uninterrupted conversations between (arguably) some of our generation’s greatest minds, these shows have the power to expand perspective and elevate understanding from the palm of our hands. So, sit back and relax because we’re about to turn podcasts into a podcrew, as we share some of our favorite shows for software leaders.
Looking for a new favorite podcast? Well, you’re in lock… *ahem* in luck. Hosted by Dr. McKayla Greiler, Software Engineering Unlocked interviews developers from companies around the world as they share from personal experience what it takes to develop high-quality software. From overcoming challenges to celebrating success, this program reaches beyond the surface to discover on-the-pulse insights that you won’t find anywhere else.
With most episodes lasting just shy of an hour, Software Engineering Unlocked reveals the software secrets waiting just behind the (up until now) hidden door.
Hosted by the one and only, Dan Lines, Dev Interrupted launches weekly episodes catered specifically to software team leaders. This down to earth podcast brings in engineering team leaders from popular companies to discuss an array of topics from metrics to processes.
At just under 30 minutes, this podcast is perfect for software engineering leaders at rapidly growing companies who don’t have a lot of free time. Each episode is packed with actionable insights to help foster culture, navigate the inevitable hiccups and celebrate growth. The team behind Dev Interrupted also has a discord community where they host AMA’s with guests and daily software discussions (check it out!).
This is one show you most DEVinitely do not want to miss.
 Holding true to its title, this show hosts panel discussions with current and former engineering leaders at companies such as Credit Karma, Spotify and One Medical.
But in all seriousness, this is a great program that’s perfect for software leaders as it covers everything from effective recruiting to fostering culture and even boosting productivity.
If you’re looking to become a Supermanager, well then look no further. Compliments of the team over at Fellow.app, this podcast dives head first into high-performing management styles exercised by leaders at some of the most recognized companies in the world.
From discussing team connectivity with the CTO at Shopify to exploring optimism and change with the National Technology Lead at Microsoft Canada, this podcast is jam packed with expert insights that you can use to support your own growth as a leader. With each episode lasting around 45 minutes, head on over iTunes, Spotify, Google Play or Anchor to listen to super tips from super leaders.
Hosted by Founder and President of Snyk, Guy Podjarny, this podcast is rooted in software security best practices. Beneficial for any team, this solutions-oriented program features interviews with dedicated C-suite executives protecting some of the industry’s biggest companies.
From security engineers at InVision to Pinterest’s Chief Security Officer, Andy Steingruebl, each episode taps into technology’s double-edged sword: security. With most episodes ranging between a snackable 20-35 minutes, it’s a pretty safe bet (pun intended) that you’ll absorb insights to help effectively boost your organization’s protection. Head on over to Spotify or Apple Podcast to listen to one of their 80+ episodes today!
The Changelog successfully taps into all things Open Source Software and shows no signs of …changing (yup, painful pun that was…). With 430+ episodes and counting, this is the go-to program that asks the hard-hitting questions, without getting lost in the complexity.
Hosts Adam and Jerod invite a raw conversation with guests ranging from high-profile execs to even higher-level hackers. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Overcast and other channels, most episodes land anywhere between 1 and 1 ½ hours.
Not just exclusive to leadership devs, anyone can listen in on the conversation and walk away with on-the-pulse insights that you won’t find anywhere else.
This podcast is quickly developing a reputation for helping to empower a growing community of software engineering leaders. With most episodes lasting between 30 minutes and an hour, listeners can gain valuable insights from high-level executives sharing their tips and tricks of the leadership trade.
Interviews feature industry execs from notable companies like Lyft, Google, Square and Facebook. Join like-minded leaders by listening in on the conversation available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast and Radio Public.
Tech Lead Journal features raw insights from leaders navigating their own roles within the everchanging tech landscape. From exploring communication best practices to taking a deeper look into what it’s really like to be a woman in cybersecurity, each episode relays how guests harnessed their experiences to cultivate success within their team.
Most episodes last anywhere from 40 minutes to an hour and can be accessed on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and other channels.
This podcast couldn’t come at a more perfect time as the industry embraces the distributed work structure. Hosted by WordPress founder, Mat Mullenweg, this program takes an inside look at the challenges and benefits of working outside of the traditional office archetype.
With most episodes ranging between 30 minutes to an hour, listen to this podcast at any time …and any place…as we take a unique journey into the future of work.
Samsung GX-20 is Samsung's Advanced DSLR camera initially released on January of 2008. The camera houses a 15MP, CMOS APS-C size sensor with a maximum resolution of 4688 x 3120.
The GX-20 is placed #54 out of 91 in Advanced DSLR cameras & all round #356 out of 1422 for cameras in our collection. Remember to test our Advanced camera finder to get camera results based on your personal criteria.
The Samsung GX-20 is part of a family of products. You can view the complete list underneath.
You can look at the GX-20 from different angles in the gallery below.
Here is a list of upsides and downsides of the Samsung GX-20 based on criterias which are oftentimes viewed as important in a camera.
The sensor spec on the Samsung GX-20 is 23.4mm x 15.6mm (APS-C). The 365 mm² sensor can resolve 4688 x 3120 pixels. The camera comes with Image Stabilization (Sensor based). Optical stabilization is more effective than digital stabilization since the latter can cause cropping.
The CMOS sensor has 15MP and delivers a native ISO range of 100 to 3200. The ISO can be expanded electronically to a maximum of 6400. RAW format is saved so the user has more room to maneuver in post.
The image underneath shows the GX-20's sensor size compared to other common sizes. The GX-20 sensor has a crop factor of 1.5 and is shown in green.
Samsung GX-20 is 1.76 lb (800 grams or 28.22 oz) & has outside proportions of 142mm x 101mm x 72mm (5.6" x 4.0" x 2.8"). The weight of normal Advanced DSLR camera is 775 grams and the Samsung GX-20 is on par as compared to various competitors.
Down below is a image of the Samsung GX-20 next to a soda to help you to get a sense of its size.
The top view underneath will provide the button arrangement on the GX-20.
The GX-20 uses the Pentax KAF2 mount and has 17 lenses that you can buy. Here is a few of the lenses we have in our collection that will fit the GX-20.
Cameras with NFC or Bluetooth compatibility are able to be controlled wirelessly through smartphones. You are able to copy photos and in some cases alter settings without the hassle of connecting physically with the camera.
Samsung GX-20 does not capture video. If you are looking for a camera to shoot just images, it is not a problem.
Samsung GX-20 provides environment sealing which makes it a very good option for use during tricky environments. This can be especially valuable any time you are uncertain about the conditions you might face during outdoor photography.
The Samsung GX-20 is equipped with a 2.7" fixed display screen having a resolution of 230k dots.
Sadly the display screen is not a touch screen. The GX-20 also comes with a Top display so you're able to quickly look at your settings.
For sunny outdoor conditions that make the camera screens washed out and challenging to see, viewfinders can be particularly useful.
Samsung GX-20 can shoot continuously at 3.0 frames/s. The maximum shutter speed is 1/4000s.
Samsung GX-20 comes with both integrated flash together with external flash ability. The max flash sync is 1/180s.
Samsung GX-20 comes with both Phase Detect AF as well as Contrast Detect AF. Phase Detection focusing is more faster and precise as compared to Contrast Detect focusing.
It supports 11 focus points to pick from. Samsung GX-20 can use manual focus if required during low light or you want to have more exact control on focus.
The general Advanced DSLR camera battery life is 911. Nikon D780 has got the highest possible (2260) battery life within this category of cameras.
The following bar chart presents a summation of the Samsung