For this episode of the Software Engineers Podcast, I invited Mathias Buus. Mathias is a software engineer based in Denmark and currently the lead of the Hypercore Protocol. He defines himself as a NodeJS and P2P enthusiast.

He was an early adopter of NodeJS and since then he published and maintain almost 1,000 packages on NPM. After discussing his background, I questioned Mathias on his different contributions like Dazaar, Beaker Browser, and the Hypercore Protocol.

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Also join his upcoming workshop during the NodeConf Remote 2021: "How to build P2P Applications for fun and profit". To register for the workshop: nodeconfremote.com/#agenda/21-10/how-to-bui...

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For this episode of the Software Engineers Podcast, I invited Woody Zuill. Woody is a software engineer with almost 40 years of experience working in the US and one of the originators of the concept of MobProgramming. Woody is currently a senior consultant. And he does a lot of education about agile, software development, and MobProgramming.

Woody started his software engineering path as an autodidact, being his own customer. He was running a business. But one day got tempted to get a computer to do custom software that would help him in his daily work. His long career all started with a system he made for himself to track and record the checks at his shop.

During our conversation, we discussed his long career and went through some basics of MobProgramming. He shared with me several tips and advice on things to avoid as well.

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When I prepared my first episode with Sebastiano Mandalà, he mentioned a name to me: Adam Martin. So I followed his advice!

For this episode of the Software Engineers Podcast, I invited Adam Martin. Adam is a software engineer with 20+ years of experience working in the UK and inventor of the ECS paradigm. Adam is currently the CTO of [plural.ai](https://plural.ai/).

Adam has a long career and his expertise is really more than just ECS. He is also an expert in Mobile apps engineering, mostly iOS. VR, AR, Shader programming, and also Artificial Intelligence are in his skillset.

During our conversation, we discussed his career with a focus on his journey with ECS. It was fascinating to have the point of view of the inventor of the paradigm. And his point of view was interestingly different from Sebastiano's.

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