Book Overflow
In a world of short-form content, it's important to engage with long-form ideas. Book Overflow is a podcast created for software engineers, by software engineers to discuss the best technical books in the world. Join co-hosts Carter Morgan and Nathan Toups each week as they discuss a new technical book! New episodes every Monday!
Najnovija epizoda
Staff-Level Impact - Staff Engineer by Will Larson (2025.09.01)
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- Jason Fried Reflects on ReWork 2025.08.21
- Carter's Favorite Book? - Made To Stick by Chip Heath and Dan Heath 2025.08.18
- What makes ideas "sticky?" - Made To Stick by Chip Heath and Dan Heath 2025.08.11
- Not For Us! - 99 Bottles of OOP by Sandi Metz, Katrina Owen, & TJ Stankus 2025.08.04
- How Linus Torvalds Created Linux - Just for Fun by Linus Torvalds and David Diamond 2025.07.28
- Shifting Left on Security - The DevOps Handbook 2025.07.21
- Kirill Bobrov Reflects on Grokking Concurrency 2025.07.18
- Deployment Strategies for Success - The DevOps Handbook 2025.07.14
- Manuel Pais Reflects on Team Topologies 2025.07.10
- Is DevOps a Silver Bullet? - The DevOps Handbook 2025.07.07
- One Year of Book Overflow! 2025.06.30
- Developing a Mental Model for AI - Thinking Like a Large Language Model by Mukund Sundararajan 2025.06.23
- Chasing Taillights - In The Plex by Steven Levy 2025.06.16
- How Google Created the Cloud - In The Plex by Steven Levy 2025.06.09
- The Origins of Google - In The Plex by Steven Levy 2025.06.02
- Making a Dent in the Universe - ReWork by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson 2025.05.26
- Coordination in Distributed Systems - Grokking Concurrency by Kirill Bobrov 2025.05.21
- Basics of Concurrency - Grokking Concurrency by Kirill Bobrov 2025.05.05
- Graduate Algorithms and Georgia Tech OMSCS 2025.04.28
- High-Leverage Thinking for Engineers - Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows 2025.04.21
