Top IT podcasts

Podcasts are confidently riding the wave of the trend. This is not surprising, as in addition to convenience and the ability to listen while doing other things, you can choose podcasts that match your interests. We have compiled a selection of some of the most listened-to podcasts in the IT field, where utility intersects with humor. You can listen to them in the MEGOGO app section on your smartphone, on Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay.Android storyThe hosts of the podcast are Vova and Vova, who discuss new articles and novelties in the world of Android and programming. Each episode is filled with humor, the authors' personal opinions, expertise, and useful information. The number of episodes has already exceeded 40, with each one addressing a new topic. Topics include: Android Studio, RxJava, what knowledge a developer should possess, bad architectural practices, CodeGen, multimodality, and others. The plus of the podcast is that general topics for IT specialists, humor, intersect with specific terminology and useful information. It is also noteworthy that the hosts specify not only the subject of discussion in the description but also the exact timing of the episode, allowing listeners to start from the part that interests them.How Games Are MadeThe hosts — Sergey Galyonkin and Mikhail Kuzmin — have been talking about game development since 2012. The number of podcast episodes exceeds 300. The podcast's theme is as broad as possible: game creation, team work advice, market problems, game promotion, solo game development, and trend analysis. Additionally, the hosts share the latest news and answer listeners' questions almost every month. The podcast will be interesting to those who plan to get into game production or are already making games. Depending on the topic of the episode, the authors invite people from the industry who have created their own game masterpieces and can share their experience. The description of each episode specifies which companies the guests come from and what topic will be discussed.As a User I want to see...An author's project by Kirill Belyavsky and Anton Babenko about business analysis. The hosts invite guests from global companies and give listeners the opportunity to get acquainted with cases from different businesses, adding their own expertise. The podcast has more than 35 episodes. Topics include: what a systems analyst does, how to build a competency model for business analysis, the difference between junior, middle, and senior business analysts, advanced competencies, what is not taught in courses, and others. The episode description always includes the topic that the hosts and guests will discuss.Launch TomorrowA podcast by CTO Samat Galimov about technologies changing our lives. He, along with invited guests from various IT fields, discusses security, machine learning, and how to avoid failures during product launches. Among the topics are more than 50 episodes: how databases work, NFTs, blockchain, whether programmers need mathematics, how to make technology more accessible for the visually impaired, a web school without the internet, commissions for applications, and others. In the description, the author thoroughly outlines the discussion topic and provides additional information about the guest.Test in ProductionIn the podcast episodes, developer Danil Topchiy, along with other technical specialists, discusses product creation, development, and business processes. Topics include: the specifics of writing code and team management in the education sector, website scraping automation, neural networks, frontend, animations, and how games are created. In addition to a detailed description of the topic, the podcast author also provides timing, allowing listeners to start from the part that interests them.