Tech Overflow Podcast

We are excited to bring you Episode 3 of Tech Overflow, "Behind the Screen: How Mobile Apps Work and Why Companies Build Them"📱. It drops Monday wherever you get your podcasts. We're talking everything from security to commercials — and, of course: Android vs. iOS 🤖🍎. A preview with Hannah Clayton-Langton is below.

We're hearing from our listeners that they've shared Episode 2 with their manager, colleagues, and even their board! If you'd like to know more about the role of product management in tech and tech-enabled companies, tune in for this can't-miss episode. It's available whereever you get your podcasts.

Ever wonder why Instagram lets you scroll forever? Hugh Williams, co-inventor of infinite scroll, reveals how a single user-focused question—"why are there only 20 images per page?"—revolutionized how we interact with technology today. Listen to Episode 2 of Tech Overflow and learn how great products are born! Available now wherever you get your podcasts.

Episode 2 of Tech Overflow is out now wherever you get your podcasts! In this episode, Hannah Clayton-Langton and former Google VP Hugh Williams breaks down the mysterious world of product management: the critical bridge between business, users, and technology that makes or breaks tech products. Learn more or listen here: https://lnkd.in/gP7VhpQj #TechOverflow

Episode 2 "Product Management Demystified" is out on Monday (22 September) whereever you get your podcasts. Listen to a preview below. In this new episode, Hannah Clayton-Langton and Hugh Williams discuss how tech companies decide what to build. What do product managers do and why do tech companies need them? What makes some tech products soar while others crash? Why did Microsoft Word defeat WordPerfect? How did Skype lose its crown? Learn about the hidden forces that shape the technology we use every day. Find out more about Tech Overflow: https://lnkd.in/gP7VhpQj #TechOverflow

"Computers are very literal machines. They will only do exactly what you tell them to do." Listen to our very first episode on your fave podcast service or here: https://lnkd.in/gP7VhpQj Learn how coding works, why Python was named after Monty Python (not snakes!), and why knowing old programming languages can earn you big money. #TechOverflow

Curious about the difference between coding, programming, and software engineering? Even if you've never written a line of code, our first episode will change how you think about technology. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or click here: https://lnkd.in/gP7VhpQj

Did you know the first computer bug was literally a moth stuck in a Harvard computer? Discover this and other fascinating coding facts in our first pilot episode where we break down the fundamentals of coding and explain why knowing old programming languages could earn you big money. First episode drops Monday wherever you get your podcasts. Visit this link to listen and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gP7VhpQj Perfect for tech-curious minds! #TechOverflow

Tech Overflow Episode 1 is coming soon! Here's a preview of Tech Overflow and a glimpse into Series 1, Episode 1 "How Tech is Built: The Basics of Coding". The Tech Overflow podcast with Hannah Clayton-Langton and Hugh Williams launches Monday September 15 wherever you get your podcasts. Follow and subscribe now and you won't miss out when episode 1 drops.

Episode 1 of Tech Overflow is coming to your favourite podcast service on Monday September 15! Video trailer coming soon. In the first episode, we’ll be discussing coding — what is it, what’s the difference between coding and software engineering, what are coding languages, and will AI replace coders? Here’s the cover art, a Tintin-inspired ChatGPT-generated professional headshot-inpired take on Hannah Clayton-Langton and Hugh Williams.