Started by a group of three experienced software engineers, Coding Blocks sprang out of the conversations that would spontaneously erupt when decisions needed to be made which would ultimately decide the path a project was going to take. Inevitably, these conversations could take place over 30 minute spans or longer depending on the importance of the topic and we quickly realized that others were enjoying the back and forth. Also being avid listeners of a variety of podcasts, we thought there might be some value in exposing the world of software developers to those same types of conversations, and to take it a step further, we wanted to take the time to deep dive on topics that maybe some programmers don't get exposed to for any number of reasons. With those thoughts in mind, we set out to create a space where we share in depth knowledge of topics ranging from Microsoft .NET technologies to things such as design patterns which are language agnostic and applicable to programmers at all levels of careers. Our goal is to make software developers better at what they do by providing entertaining yet useful information that is consumable without having to dedicate time to sitting down and reading a book. Our hopes are that the podcast will make learning about programming fun and something developers will look forward to. Podcast can be found on most platforms, including: iTunes: http://www.bit.ly/cbnet-itunes Stitcher: http://www.bit.ly/cbnet-stitcher Website: www.codingblocks.net For more information about CodingBlocks.NET and its founders, visit: http://www.codingblocks.net/about/