Faraday Tech Cafe Podcast

Faith Miller is UX designer whose skills include user research, strategy, and designing interfaces in an agile environment. She works on teams with both stakeholders and software developers and joins me today to talk about how these relationships on cross-functional teams. We will be chatting about some of her personal experiences as well as the larger tech industry. Faith Miller Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/faithmillerdesign/  Podcast Editor: Tyler Stratton https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-stratton-a35396b9/ 

Jessica, the software developer behind the CoderCoder YouTube channel, joins me today to talk about how important soft skills are for developers. We will be chatting about some of her experiences communicating with different types of people and more. Live Video Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UnDRpMRxzM CoderCoder Social Media: YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzNf0liwUzMN6_pixbQlMhQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thecodercoder  

Danny Thompson is a software developer and content creator with an amazing story of teaching himself how to code and becoming a developer. He now spends a lot of his time encouraging new and aspiring programmers to keep going. In this episode, I interview Danny Thompson, a software developer and content creator, about the topics of soft skills, imposter syndrome, negativity, and more. --- Danny's contact info: --- Twitter: https://twitter.com/DThompsonDev Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dthompsondev Gumroad Course: https://https://t.co/pDtnP3GvgT --- Content & Connect with me: --- YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/FaradayAcademy Twitter: https://twitter.com/faradayacademy Discord: https://discord.gg/XVteC9J Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/faradayacademy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwen_faraday/

This episode is part 2 of my interview with Joe Kaufeld about accessibility on the internet. Joe is a programmer, radio DJ, director, and teacher; and has held a strange progression of roles throughout his career and will likely continue to do so. Joe considers himself an accidental accessibility expert and runs an international nonprofit that focuses on increasing accessibility on the internet.This is the final episode of season one! Be sure to subscribe to be notified when season two starts.Joe's Contact Info* Twitter* Github* GrafeasGroup Github* Transcribersofreddit Subreddit* https://www.grafeas.org* joe@grafeas.orgLinks from Episode* Comic of boys looking over fence* Subscene Movie Subtitles* Section 508 Comliance* W3C Accessibility

In this episode, I interview Joe Kaufeld about accessibility on the internet. Joe is a programmer, radio DJ, director, and teacher; and has held a strange progression of roles throughout his career and will likely continue to do so. Joe considers himself an accidental accessibility expert and runs an international nonprofit that focuses on increasing accessibility on the internet.This interview with Joe will be continued in the next episode!Joe's Contact Info:* Twitter* Github* GrafeasGroup Github* Transcribersofreddit Subreddit* https://www.grafeas.org* joe@grafeas.orgLinks from Episode:* Lighthouse Browser Plugin* Netflix Crip Camp* Time.gov

Jared is a Senior Software Engineer and Cross-Platform Desktop App (XPDA) developer. Fan of Sass, Vue.js, and NW.js. Builder of Scout-App, a popular open source library. Editor of XPDA.net. Giver of talks and workshops on code and productivity.In this episode, Jared tells talks about the types of projects you will encounter and how to finish the projects that you start. He also talks about best practices for making developer resumes and portfolios.Jared's InfoWebsiteGithubTwitterLinksClubhouse Project Management SoftwareExtra Credits Video on MVPsAgile Project Ownership in a Nutshell VideoMore Resources

Gabriel is a professional blockchain and devops engineer, currently working for Hedera Hashgraph. He is the co-organizer of the Indianapolis Blockchain Developers group and a community advocate for the use of blockchain technologies. In this episode, we discuss DevOps, Blockchain, and the future of Blockchain Technologies.Gabriel's InfoLinkedInTwitterGithubLinksAnders, Blockchain DemoLearn Blockchain ResourcesStopwatch Baseball

In this episode of Faraday Tech Cafe, I interview Nicole Osbun, a technical recruiter at Vaco who is passionate about helping software developers. We discuss the role of a tech recruiter and some of the misconceptions that exist in the relationship between recruiters and software developers.Nicole was raised in the Midwest, US and is now living in Indianapolis with her Husband and Daughter. She is an avid Oenophile (I’ll wait while you Google that) and has a collection that she is very proud of. She aspires to travel to further her hobby. Until then, she enjoys spending time with friends and family. She also likes to see life as a glass not half full or half empty – but ready to be filled and enjoyed!Nicole:LinkedInLinks:VacoIndy HackersHead First Books

In this episode, the host of Faraday Tech Cafe, Gwen Faraday, interviews Jesse Weigel on the topics of learning to code, livestreaming, community building, mental health, and more.Jesse is a Senior Software Engineer who live codes for the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel and loves sharing his coding experiences, including the struggles and failures with other developers. Jesse:TwitterInstagramGithubYouTubeLinks:Base CS PodcastfreeCodeCampOSMINeurosity NotionIsaac Asimov book, "The End of Eternity"