Not only is this a great educational podcast, it’s also fun to listen to. A+ fellas!

that you two broke up and Caleb was hawking a book simply called "Why D-Col No Good". It wasn't a nice thought

Podcast!

The conversations between Daniel and Caleb have quickly become some of my favorites over the past couple of months. Whether they are talking about development, life hacks or "whatever else" I always enjoy hearing the discussion. Keep up the great work!

I listen to a bunch of dev podcasts sporadically (Full Stack Radio, Laravel Podcast, Boagworld, etc.) but this is the only one I never miss. Not only are Caleb and Daniel very in the know in the Laravel/full-stack world but they are also extremely relatable and always enjoyable.

“The socks for dishes are forks.” Very existential discussions surrounding laundry, dishes, t-shirts, clothing brands, and occasionally religion. Sparks joy.

I always enjoy listening to this podcast.

Or educational entertainment!

The Laravel Game is great!

Super entertaining and packed with awesome insights surrounding full stack web development.

I discovered this podcast recently when someone told me about Twenty Percent Time. Listed to the last episode there and was hooked. I quickly jumped over to the new podcast and have been listening to them for the last 3 days.

Just like Laravel, these guys are opinionated. As someone who works from home and doesn't have a lot interaction with other developers, an episode of No Plans to Merge is like having a lunch break with a couple developers who are much smarter than me and fun to be around.

Fans of the previous encarnation of this show, "Twenty Percent Time", already know what's up. For those new, this is a great programming podcast. Daniel and Caleb discuss a variety of programming topics from Laravel tips, to their productivity hacks, as well as what they're working on. Download an episode and you automatically gain Laravel Proficiency status, well on your way to Laravel Elite status.

The web development community is like a diamond - there are many facets, all with their own inherent beauty and reward. Every week these guys open us up to a new and fresh view of one of these points of view yielding many moments of “yes, now that I think it about, that is something I can agree with”. Thankful to Caleb and Daniel for offering a refreshing change of pace ...

Great podcast for interesting and intriguing dev news and community conversation, as well as topics that are relatable to the circumstances and events that many devs encounter day-to-day in their own projects.

I have my playlist set to autoplay, but when I see a new episode of No Plans to Merge come in, I bust out of that to listen. What I like about the show is its laidback-ness. Yes, they get deep sometimes and challenge my spirit, but that's what's great about it. It's like having drinks with these guys and just talking, except they can't hear me comment.

Quickly becoming my favorite podcast! Come for the software dev news and 🔥 tips, stay for the deep meaningful tangents. Keep up the great work!

Thanks for your pull request to Laravel! Unfortunately, I'm going to delay merging this podcast for now. To preserve our ability to adequately maintain the framework, we need to be very careful regarding the amount of podcasts we include. If possible, please consider releasing your podcast as a package so that the community can still take advantage of your contributions! Sincerely, Taylor Otwell

This has quickly become one of my favorite development podcasts. Daniel and Caleb provide the perfect balance of entertainment and information. You don’t want to miss this.

Amazingly thoughtful and entertaining ramblings of two software developers. Do listen.

Caleb and Daniel unassumingly deliver deep, intellectual conversations, often springing from the most trivial web development topics. For me, the show is a thirty minute meditative experience. Namaste.

These two are the best. If you want some thought-provoking, programming (and, often, programming-adjacent) content, just mash that subscribe button.

Two amazing boys. Being lovely. Together. One is me.