Clean Code - Comments Are Lies

Listener Feedback

Listener feedback is a cornerstone of the Coding Blocks podcast. Joe Zack and Michael Outlaw express their gratitude for the reviews they receive on platforms like iTunes and Stitcher. Alan Underwood highlights the joy and motivation these reviews bring to the team, even sharing humorous anecdotes about some of the more memorable reviews 1.

We can't say it enough. How much we really do appreciate you guys taking the time, and some of you guys have actually taken the time to do it on both Stitcher and iTunes, which is like a double extra. Thank you. So we super appreciate that.

--- Joe Zack

They also mention their willingness to send out Coding Blocks stickers as a token of appreciation for their listeners' support 2.

   

Contests

Contests and giveaways are another way the hosts engage with their audience. Joe outlines the rules for entering their latest giveaway, which includes a choice between a copy of 'Clean Code' or a license for PostSharp Ultimate 3.

So for episode 47, the winners are. Drum roll, please. You know what? I'm sorry I asked. I'm sorry.

--- Joe Zack

They also announce the winners of previous contests, sharing the excitement and joy of giving back to their community 4.

   

Calls to Action

The hosts encourage listeners to engage through various means like social media, leaving reviews, and visiting their website. Joe urges listeners to leave comments and reviews on their favorite podcast platforms, emphasizing how much they value this feedback 5.

And if you hate this, then we've only gotten good feedback about it. So if you hate it, you should leave us a five star review and then email us to let us know why you hate it.

--- Michael Outlaw

Alan adds that their website, codingblocks.net, is a hub for show notes, discussions, and additional resources 6.