Podcast appearances and mentions of bria sullivan

This week on Hot Girls code, we are joined by indie mobile game developer Bria Sullivan.Bria is the founder of Honey B games and the creator of the viral mobile game Boba Story, which went viral on Tik Tok and has been downloaded over 16 million times across the globe!Join us with as we chat to Bria about mobile game development, the process of creating and launching an app, and of course, boba tea!New episodes come out fortnightly on Wednesday morning (NZT).Where to Find Bria & Boba Story:Bria's Tik TokDownload Boba Story on iOSDownload Boba Story on AndroidCheck out Boba Story's WebsiteWhere to Find Us: ⁠Instagram⁠Tik TokThe Hot Girls Code Website⁠Sponsored by:Trade Me

Have you ever met any Indie hackers?  In this episode, we discuss this unconventional tech career path with our guest, Kelvin Omereshone. He gives a glimpse into his life following this path and defines what it truly means to solve problems as developers. You can reach out to Kelvin on Twitter @Dominus_Kelvin. Follow #InsidetheTechosystem on Twitter & Instagram: @insidethetechos. Send any questions or feedback you have to insidethetechosystem@gmail.com You can subscribe to our newsletter at https://insidethetechosystem.substack.com Show Notes & Resources (03:21) - Guest introduction (04:31) - Kelvin introduces himself and answers how he got into tech (10:04) - What is Indie hacking? (14:05) - How does he convince people to get into indie hacking? (21:34) - Link to Hagfish: https://hagfish.io (23:58) - Popular indie hackers: Marc Lue (https://www.indiehackers.com/marclou), Peter Levels (https://levels.io/nomad-list-founder/), Bria Sullivan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/briasullivan/) (24:56) - Kelvin talks about Hagfish invoice (28:18) - How does he decide how much to charge? (30:12) - Are there any cons to indie hacking? (36:16) - What are the first steps to getting into indie hacking? (53:03) - How is open source doing in Nigeria/Africa? (01:00:05) - Kelvin comments on some of his hot-take tweets (01:13:37) - Link to Google firing their product managers: https://medium.com/illumination/google-once-fired-all-managers-30f73e862ff4 (01:16:10) - Kelvin talks about TKYT - Teach Kelvin Your Thing: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4qsujwiHvcP-a8z1--RyZ8XVFHbeBIfn (01:23:34) - Sailsconf Africa 2024: https://sailsconf.com/af (01:28:14) - What would Kelvin be doing if he was not in tech --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/insidethetechosystem/message

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In this episode we chat with Bria Sullivan, CTO of Honey B Games, Mobile Game Entrepreneur, and Ex-Google Engineer. Bria shares a bit about her journey, including the decision to quit her full time role to pursue her side gig. Questions covered include: Share a bit about you / your background and journey into tech / what you're working on now. What drew you into the gaming world?Did Honey B Games start as a side project? What are your tips on fitting in a side project/business with a full time job?How do you know when it's time to leave your full time gig to pursue a passion that might have started as a side project, what should you consider before taking the plunge?What piece of advice, good or bad, has really stuck with you throughout your career?Tips for folks getting into game devWhat technologies / tools / frameworks are you super excited about right now?Bria Sullivan is the Chief Technology Officer of Honey B Games, an independent game studio specializing in wholesome mobile games. She has specialized in product development and engineering strategies for mobile apps and games across most platforms and tech stacks for 12 years. Prior to founding this game studio, she was a software engineer at Google. She voluntarily developed a permanent 3D interactive installation for the Smithsonian's National Museum of African-American History and Culture, to help change the way we learn about our nation's true history. She serves as a Startup Advisor for Neighborhood Start Fund and Google for Startups.

In this episode, we talk about how to create successful mobile games, with Bria Sullivan CTO and founder of Honey B Games. Bria talks about her diverse tech background, deciding to dive into game development after years in web development, and how she still feels like a newbie when it comes to game development even with the massive success she has seen. Show Links DevDiscuss (sponsor) DevNews (sponsor) Cockroach Labs (sponsor) New Relic (sponsor) Porkbun (sponsor) Stellar (sponsor) Bright Data (sponsor) Honey B Games Boba Story Cal Poly 500 Startups Unity Java C# Pixar in a Box: The art of storytelling

In this episode we talk to Bria Sullivan about Boba tea and how to get rich and famous on TikTok

Bria Sullivan is a Mobile game entrepreneur, CTO & Founder of HoneyB games which is currently behind multiple games including Milk Tea Mania , Boba Barista Idle, and the popular public mobile game beta Boba Story which has over 1.4 million users to date. Today we'll be talking about Transitioning from some of the worlds largest Tech organizations into an indie game startup, Building a cozy game for large numbers of people, and discussing the gradual evolution of Bria as a game developer and some of the skills and knowledge she's picked up along the course of her journey!   Guest Links: - https://twitter.com/bria_sullivan?lang=en - https://www.bubbleteagame.com/ - https://www.tiktok.com/@bobabria Host Links: - https://twitter.com/JonnyJ17 - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjennings3/   Zero To Play Links: Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/zerotoplay Website - https://www.zerotoplay.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/zerotoplayig Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/zerotoplay Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/13V48s0adPvEQRHHKPUU13?si=37suNPd4RaKtj8x0syZb-w RSS Feed - https://feed.podbean.com/zerotoplay/feed.xml YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOtarAj6sVJvv0GnSPtAVJQ  

Many of us have experienced disconnection from our loved ones this year, especially with older family members. It can be difficult to stay in touch when parents and grandparents aren't technologically savvy. They might not know how to text, how to use their cell phone to place a call, or how to initiate a video call. We hope that can change after you listen to this episode. To help us learn how we can stay connected with the senior citizens in our lives, we brought on Bria Sullivan. For the past six years, Bria has had a side hustle teaching seniors how to use technology. Today, she shares her best tips on how we can do the same with the elders we love. For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/psathursday

Take One. Action! JB: Welcome back to The Rude Urban Truth. We are your hosts, JBUrban Laughter: and Urban Laughter!JB: This week, we are celebrating Bria Sullivan, a is a software engineer at Google who also teaches non-technical start-up founders how to hire developers. And Diddy, again, for helping to start bring voter awareness to the forefront.Urban Laughter: That's right! Sis is killing it. And you know how Diddy is! Black Magiiiic! We also dive into the friendships on Insecure, the recipe of musicians that would make up our personalities, and then we talk all things Mercedes, the Movie Scene Queen. She drops so much knowledge and inspires on levels that you gotta hear to believe. If you want to follow her, check out her social media:Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/moviescenequeenInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/moviescenequeenAndddd CUT!

My freelance coaching student Bria Sullivan talks about how she saved up to talk a year off to write. Check out more of her story at www.TheTypeABohemian.com. If you like the show, please rate it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Follow me on the socials for writing & personal finance: Twitter: @pauletteperhach Instagram: @paulettejperhach Blog: www.WelcomeToTheWritersLife.com/Blog

Bria Sullivan is a Software Engineer at Google working on Google Docs. Outside of her core role at Google, she voluntarily developed a permanent 3D interactive installation for the Smithsonian's National Museum of African-American History and Culture, to help change the way we learn about our nation's true history. She has also independently developed several successful Android and iOS apps covering topics ranging from zodiac sign based sexual compatibility to wine tasting. She serves as a Startup Advisor for Neighborhood Start Fund and Google for Startups. She recently launched a project called Tech Stack'd where she provides courses, workshops, and personalized assistance for adults to advance their careers in tech. Tech Stack'd: is an online community for underrepresented adults who want to advance their careers in tech, whether that’s through starting a tech company or joining a technical career like software engineering. By recognizing common pitfalls, Tech Stack’d fills in the gaps that cause many underrepresented people to fail when trying to break into tech. Music: Secret Sauce Musician: Jef Follow us: Instagram: instagram.com/bria_sullivan Twitter: twitter.com/bria_sullivan Instagram: instagram.com/marlon.avery Twitter: twitter.com/code_podcast Instagram: instagram.com/codepodcast Become a supporter: anchor.fm/codinglife

Bria Sullivan is a Software Engineer at Google as well as an expert in iOS, Android and Web Development. She’s a gift to the culture who uses her talent and platform to cultivate the Black Tech Community. She’s started a platform, Techstackd, where she educates start ups on technical hiring, assists people in locating technical co founders, provides mock interviews and more. Last year she secured close to a million dollars in salaries for boot camp grads and first time developers at tech companies. I had a powerful conversation with her that was full of insight, wisdom and resources. Outside of her technical skill she shares a commitment to her culture, women and those facing adversity. Her testimony is also very awakening with challenges including overcoming domestic abuse and the pain of loss, all while trying to balance a career. A reminder that everyone, even the strongest and most successful people you know are battling something. A wonderful and inspiring listen.

Jamarlin talks to Bria Sullivan, a trailblazing mobile-app developer, about her work at Google and how she is helping others get in the game. They discuss internal cultural optimization, and whether African American culture is "underweight" in tech and science and "overweight" in athletics and entertainment. They also discuss Jamarlin's experience at McKinsey & Co, where an applicant with a 4.0 GPA and near-perfect SAT score was rejected because he was from the "wrong school." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Boonie is joined by Bria Sullivan creator of the new app Sutrology! Listen as we discuss being a black woman in tech, which signs are the best lovers, and more! So grab your headphones, sit on down and enjoy the show! Download Sutrology at www.sutrology.com. Complete The Boonie Breakdown audience survey here: survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.as…3i&ver=standard