Podcasts about chatterbug

Scott Chachon is one of the co-founders of GitHub, a developer platform that was sold to Microsoft for around 7.5 billion dollars. We talk about the moment he found out about the sale to Microsoft, how much money he made from the sale and whether it made him happy. He is now founding his third startup, Gitbutler, after investing 12 million of his own money in Chatterbug and has now decided to grow the company profitably without investment. We talk about founding in Germany and Europe as opposed to the US and Scott explains why he is now founding in Germany for the second time. What you learn: Milestone exit: How desirable is exit as a goal really? Customer retention: How hard is it to retain customers and what options, such as experiential approaches, are there? Team composition: What makes a high-performance team? Made in Germany: What are the pros and cons of setting up in Germany vs. the USA? Looking for 100.000€ in Cloud Credits, then apply for the OVHcloud Startup Program: https://startup.ovhcloud.com EVERYTHING ABOUT UNICORN BAKERY: https://zez.am/unicornbakery      Scott Chacon LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/schacon/ Gitbutler: https://gitbutler.com/   Merge: https://merge.berlin  Unicorn Bakery Whatsapp Broadcast: Find out everything you need to know as a founder: https://drp.li/jrq5S        Our WhatsApp Broadcast keeps you up to date with insights into the scene, news and top content. Marker: (00:00:00) What changes when you finally get the 100 million dollar exit? ? (00:06:20) Did you experience an exit-depression? (00:11:03) 12 million personal investment in Chatterbug? (00:15:04) What is your advice for founders to get to the "zero-to-one-effect"? (00:23:01) Gitbutler: Product & Vision (00:29:04) How did you build your third venture with all your experience? (00:32:55) What does it take to make a developer tool successful? (00:36:11) Was your product ready for a lot of attention when you got thousands of signups? (00:39:03) What do non-technical-founders forget about that makes it harder for tech people to succeed in the company? (00:42:26) Why is building from Germany great in some parts? (00:55:44) Investors vs. Bootstrapping: What are your thoughts? (01:00:14) How did you plan your runway? (01:03:44) The Merge: The developers conference

Scott Chachon ist einer der Mitgründer von GitHub, einer Entwicklerplattform, die für ca. 7,5 Milliarden Dollar an Microsoft verkauft wurde.Wir sprechen über den Moment, als er vom Verkauf an Microsoft erfahren hat, wie viel Geld er mit dem Verkauf verdient hat und ob es ihn glücklich gemacht hat.Inzwischen gründet er sein drittes Startup Gitbutler, nachdem er 12 Millionen seines eigenen Geldes in Chatterbug investiert und nun entschlossen hat, die Firma ohne Investment profitabel wachsen zu lassen.Wir sprechen über das Gründen in Deutschland und Europa im Gegensatz zu den USA und Scott erklärt, warum er nun zum zweiten Mal in Deutschland gründet.Was du lernst:Meilenstein Exit: Wie erstrebenswert ist der Exit als Ziel wirklich?Kundenbindung: Wie schwer ist es, Kunden zu binden und welche Möglichkeiten, wie beispielsweise erlebnisorientierte Ansätze, gibt es?Teamzusammensetzung: Was macht ein hoch performantes Team aus?Made in Germany: Welche Aspekte sprechen für und gegen eine Gründung in Deutschland vs. in den USA?Looking for 100.000€ in Cloud Credits, then apply for the OVHcloud Startup Program: https://startup.ovhcloud.comALLES ZU UNICORN BAKERY:https://zez.am/unicornbakery Scott ChaconLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/schaconGitbutler: https://gitbutler.com/Merge: https://merge.berlin Unicorn Bakery Whatsapp Broadcast:Hier erfährst du alles, was du als Gründer wissen musst: https://drp.li/jrq5S Unser WhatsApp Broadcast hält dich mit Einblicken in die Szene, News und Top-Inhalten auf dem Laufenden.Marker:(00:00:00) What changes when you finally get the 100 million dollar exit? ?(00:06:20) Did you experience an exit-depression?(00:11:03) 12 million personal investment in Chatterbug?(00:15:04) What is your advice for founders to get to the "zero-to-one-effect"?(00:23:01) Gitbutler: Product & Vision(00:29:04) How did you build your third venture with all your experience?(00:32:55) What does it take to make a developer tool successful?(00:36:11) Was your product ready for a lot of attention when you got thousands of signups?(00:39:03) What do non-technical-founders forget about that makes it harder for tech people to succeed in the company?(00:42:26) Why is building from Germany great in some parts?(00:55:44) Investors vs. Bootstrapping: What are your thoughts?(01:00:14) How did you plan your runway?(01:03:44) The Merge: The developers conference Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'No Ben's Sky' mit euch und Chatterbug.

Pleonasmus mit Ben und Chatterbug.

Aspirin für Ben und Medizin von Chatterbug.

Vier Fäuste für Ben und Chatterbug.

https://codingcat.dev/podcast/2-40-RedwoodJS-with-tom-preston-werner The amazing Tom Preston-Werner joins us. Tom is building Preston Werner Ventures and RedwoodJS. Tom was also cofounder of GitHub, on the board of Chatterbug, Netlify, and Hack Club. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purrfect-dev/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/purrfect-dev/support

Chatterbug mit Ben von Sonnenaufgang bis Sonnenuntergang.

En este stream entrevistaré a uno de mis compañeros streamers para saber cómo ha sido su vida dentro y fuera de Chatterbug.

Let's play would you rather... I'll have a few questions ready and you can come up with some as well. -- Join me and the other tutors for a Chatterbug 1-1 live lesson with 25% off your first month https://app.chatterbug.com/r/emiliewalker-14

Do you have a favourite type of monkey? Have you seen them in the wild? Come learn some fun facts and learn some monkey idioms. -- Join me and the other tutors for a Chatterbug 1-1 live lesson with 25% off your first month https://app.chatterbug.com/r/emiliewalker-14

Have you lived with other people who aren't your family or partner before? What was it like? What would you advise to other people? -- Join me and the other tutors for a Chatterbug 1-1 live lesson with 25% off your first month https://app.chatterbug.com/r/emiliewalker-14

Your chance to give feedback to me and the other streamers. What do you like about the Chatterbug streams app? What would you like to see? What topics interest you? --- Add ideas anytime in the Chatterbug Community Forum https://chatterbug.com/community/c/streams/streams-feedback/41

What's on your bucket list? Let's see what hopes and dreams everyone has! Join me and the other tutors for a Chatterbug 1-1 live lesson with 25% off your first month https://app.chatterbug.com/r/emiliewalker-14

▫️ Descubre cómo son las clases particulares de Chatterbug. ¿Cuánto duran? ¿Cuál es la estructura? ¿Qué temas hay? ▫️

Comment fonctionnent les leçons particulières de Chatterbug ? Vous pouvez me poser toutes vos questions dans le chat !

Vous avez des questions sur le vocabulaire, la grammaire ou la culture française ? Ou vous voulez en savoir plus sur Chatterbug ? Écrivez vos questions en avance dans le chat et je préparerai mes réponses pour le live !

Vous avez des questions sur le vocabulaire, la grammaire ou la culture française ? Ou vous voulez en savoir plus sur Chatterbug ? Écrivez vos questions en avance dans le chat et je préparerai mes réponses pour le live !

A stream based on a request from our Chatterbug community forum. What's the difference between “of”, “for” & “from”? Let's find out!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

¿Has visto ya nuestros Shorts? ¿Sabes todo lo que puedes hacer con ellos? Aquí te lo explico.

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

In that Q&A session, Amandine answered 9 of your questions: - 0:15 > Rencontre avec les Streamers à Berlin en juin - 1:05 > la différence entre "finalement" et "enfin" - 8:00 > comment utiliser "ainsi que" - 10:00 > la différence entre "se réveiller" et "se lever" - 11:20 > la différence entre "heureuse" et "contente" - 13:58 > les nouvelles fonctionnalités sur l'app Chatterbug > profils, follow,... - 16:01 > la signification des verbes "sévir" et "subir" - 20:10 > la différence entre "faire l'andouille" et "faire une blague" - 22:38 > les "live lessons" de Chatterbug = des cours particuliers avec un tuteur

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

There's a new Chatterbug streamer in town... who could it be?!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Any questions for Amandine about French vocab, grammar or culture? Or would you like to know more about Amandine and Chatterbug? Ask your questions in advance in the chat and we will try and answer as many as possible!

Josh was back in Cincinnati for two weeks, so we got to record a couple of episodes in person

In der Nachmittagsfolge geht es heute weiter mit der Rubrik “VC Talk – die angesagtesten Investoren im Porträt”. Heute zu Gast ist Gabriel Matuschka, Partner bei Fly Ventures, ein spezialisierter VC für technische Gründerinnen und Gründer, die mit ihrer Idee schwierige Probleme lösen wollen.

Une fois de retour en France, suite au cambriolage de leur appartement, Bérénice finit par avouer la vérité sur la perte du collier de diamants à Anna. De son côté, Charlie a enfin rencontré l'homme qui le suivait et il découvre avec étonnement les raisons de sa filature. Pas à pas - 12'45Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec les voix de Géraldine Camus, Jean-Côme Garcette, Lauréna Geay, Yoann Gloaguen et Axel Polybe dans les rôles principaux.Avec la participation de Nicole Akakpo, Thomas Armand, Cloé Crettaz, Caroline Delporte, Éric Jablonski, Lisa Kramarenko, Gabrielle Pillet, Stefanie Rambow, Sara Regan, María José Samerón, Robin Salomon, Franziska Schulze et Marishka Zachariah.

The one question Scott Chacon never stops asking is, ‘why?’ It’s this insatiable sense of curiosity that led him to become a certified sommelier, a karaoke expert, and even run for office. It also led him to start Github, which he ended up selling to Microsoft for $7B.

The one question Scott Chacon never stops asking is, ‘why?’ It’s this insatiable sense of curiosity that led him to become a certified sommelier, a karaoke expert, and even run for office. It also led him to start Github, which he ended up selling to Microsoft for $7B.

Bérénice est de plus en plus stressée suite aux appels de la bijouterie. La visite chez Concepción, la nièce de Santiago Morillo, leur permet de découvrir l'origine des diamants et de comprendre toute l'histoire du colis de Ségolène.Pas à pas - 11'13Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Tom Preston-Werner is the co-founder of Chatterbug, co-creator of RedwoodJS, and long time contributor to open source technology.

Dans un mouvement de panique, Charlie et Bérénice décident de quitter Paris et de partir au  Chili avec Anna. Une fois sur place, Charlie avoue aux filles qu'il a été suivi par un inconnu. À la bibliothèque municipale de la ville, Charlie réussit à trouver des articles de journaux qui parlent de Santiago Morillo et, grâce à la rencontre fortuite de Concepción dans la rue, ils vont enfin pouvoir en apprendre plus sur lui.Pas à pas - 9'27Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Luc ne semble jamais être très loin, et il profite du malaise de Bérénice pour la ramener chez elle et essayer d'en apprendre plus sur les diamants. Anna a compris qui était Santiago Morillo : le grand-père de Manuel Genest. Elle décide spontanément de partir au Chili pour le retrouver. Bérénice et Charlie, eux, se font surprendre par la visite de la police à leur appartement.Pas à pas - 7'40Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

La découverte des diamants dans le coffre de la banque a divisé les trois colocataires : alors que Charlie voudrait les garder, Anna considère qu'ils devraient revenir à Manuel Genest. Après s'être disputés, les 3 colocataires se séparent. Charlie réalise qu'il est suivi, Bérénice s'évanouit dans la rue après avoir reçu un énième coup de fil de la bijouterie, et Anna obtient enfin les réponses à ses questions.Pas à pas - 7'15Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

À la suite d'une visite infructueuse au bar de Manuel Genest, Anna décide de tenter sa chance à la Banque Première. Mais pour accéder au coffre de Ségolène de Villiers, elle a besoin de l'aide de Charlie et de son talent pour forger de fausses cartes d'identité. Bérénice a revu Luc mais ne se doute pas que celui-ci est loin d'être un simple cascadeur pour le cinéma...Pas à pas - 8'24Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Après de nouvelles recherches, Charlie a enfin identifié le destinataire du colis : Santiago Morillo. Une visite chez Angelina de Villiers Genest a permis à Bérénice d'éviter une nouvelle fois une confrontation avec la bijouterie Cartier et à Anna de découvrir une nouvelle piste en la personne de Manuel Genest.Pas à pas - 7'12Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Malgré ses recherches sur internet, Charlie n'a pas réussi à trouver à quoi correspondait le symbole sur la clé trouvée dans le colis. Heureusement, grâce à son agent Bruno, Anna a découvert qu'il s'agissait du logo d'une banque secrète. De son côté, Bérénice est de plus en plus inquiète et stressée vis-à-vis de la bijouterie Cartier.Pas à pas - 11'17Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Le mystère s'épaissit pour nos trois colocataires. Charlie mène d'étranges affaires qui paraissent bien illégales. Bérénice va devoir retrouver le collier de diamant avant l'arrivée du coursier de chez Cartier. Et qui est cette femme sur la photo ressemblant comme deux gouttes d'eau à Anna ? Avertissement : cet épisode contient de légères références à l'alcool et à la drogue.Pas à pas - 10'23Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

À la soirée Veuve Clicquot, Bérénice a rencontré Luc, un cascadeur pour le cinéma. Pourtant, celui-ci n'a pas eu les faveurs d'Anna, qui l'a trouvé plutôt snob. Charlie, de son côté, a organisé une soirée secrète à l'appartement. Les 3 colocataires ont également reçu un étrange colis, posté 58 ans plus tôt, qui vient juste de retourner à l'adresse de son expéditrice, une certaine Mme S de Villiers.Avertissement : cet épisode contient de légères références à l'alcool et à la drogue.Pas à pas - 10'15Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Anna, Bérénice et Charlie mènent une vie tranquille à Paris. Pourtant l'arrivée d'un colis mystérieux et l'organisation de deux soirées très différentes vont venir bouleverser un peu les choses.Avertissement : cet épisode contient de légères références à l'alcool et à la drogue.Épisode - 0'55Pas à pas - 11'40Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Anna, Bérénice et Charlie, trois colocataires d'une vingtaine d'années, mènent une vie plus ou moins tranquille dans leur appartement parisien. Lorsqu'un jour, l'arrivée d'un colis qui ne leur est pas destiné va venir bouleverser leur quotidien... Produit par Chatterbug : https://chatterbug.comÉcrit et réalisé par Géraldine CamusÉdition et montage de Dorian GeayMusique : "Playdate" de The Great North Sound SocietyAvec la participation de Thomas Armand, Caroline Delporte, Yoann Gloaguen, Éric Jablonski, Gabrielle Pillet, Axel Polybe et Robin Salomon

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: Long Story Short's Episode 10 is ‘The Way Back', meaning ‘Der Weg zurück'. Sometimes when told a story enough times, it becomes a part of our own memory, as if we have experienced it first-hand. But why do some memories stay with us more than others?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Joscha Leeuw. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.4.2 - Describing Objects and Their Location; 1.7.2 - Talking about work; and 1.9.2 - Airport announcements.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-10/#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's Episode 9 is ‘A Long Shot', which can be translated to a similar idiomatic, German phrase ‘Ein Schuss ins Blaue'. When we finally find a sense of belonging - what are the lengths we'll go to to keep that?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Madlen Meyer. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.4.3 Asking for Directions; 1.5.1 Shopping and Customer Service; 1.6.1 Talking About the Past; and 1.7.1 Going to the Doctor.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-9/#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's Episode 8 is ‘An Unwritten Rule', meaning ‘Eine unausgesprochene Regel'. For those of us who speak English as a first language - although it can be a major advantage, it can also feel like an excuse to stay monolingual. But then, we miss out on whole other worlds of thinking, being and doing. What are we most worried about when trying out a new language?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by London-based actor Sam Peter Jackson. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.0.1 - Greetings; 1.1.1 - Talking about the family; 1.3.3- Organising a barbecue; and 1.9.1 - Invitations.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-8/#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's Episode 7 is ‘A Moment's Difference', meaning ‘Der entscheidende Augenblick'. It's common to adjust our behavior, depending on the situation we find ourselves in. But, if you only had one version of yourself to present to the world, which one would you choose?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Rosa Landers. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.0.2 - Small Talk and Introducing Yourself and 1.1.3 - Describing Your Office.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-7/AnnenMayKantereit - Oft Gefragt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxZMfufRJfo#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's Episode 6 is ‘Art School', meaning ‘Kunsthochschule'. When people who have great influence on our lives come and go - does that affect the way we remember them? Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Maéva Roth. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.2.2 - Calling the Museum; 1.4.1 - Your Daily Routine; and 1.4.4 - At the Train Station.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-6/#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's episode 5 is ‘Over The Years', meaning ‘Im Laufe der Jahre'. Anniversaries are a time to celebrate years of togetherness. They also offer us the opportunity to reflect on those shared experiences - perhaps for worse, but hopefully for better!Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Jelena Markovic. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.0.3 - Checking into a Hotel; 1.2.3 - Hotel and Travel; and 1.5.2 - Describing the Rooms in Your House.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-ep-5-over-the-years/#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story Short's episode 4 is ‘Social Creatures', meaning ‘Soziale Wesen'. What if you found a friend without knowing it? Astrid finds herself navigating life in a foreign country, language and social scene - but she's only the ‘new kid' for so long.Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Maéva Roth. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.6.2 - Vacation and parties; 1.6.3 - Talking about the past week; 1.8.2 - Public holidays; and 1.9.3 - Asking for information.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-4#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story's Short Episode 3 is ‘Everyday Becoming', meaning ‘Jeden Tag ein kleines Stück wachsen'. A story of two sisters who struggle with what it means to be present for the big moments in our loved one's lives. Are we able to rely on each other when we're thousands of miles apart?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Madlen Meyer. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.7.3 - Health; 1.8.1 - Travel; and 1.8.3 - Describing Clothes.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-3#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortEpisode 1 is ‘Breakfast at Midnight', meaning ‘Frühstück um Mitternacht'. It follows Noah, a young chef in Berlin, whose life turned upside down after his beloved grandmother passed away. What or who will it take for life to fall back into place again for Noah?Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Munich-based actor Luca Rosendahl. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.2.1 - Days of the Week; 1.3.1 - Buying Food; and  1.1.2 - Talking about Hobbies.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-1#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShortLong Story's Short Episode 2 is ‘Judgement Game', meaning ‘Das Spiel der Beurteilung'. Sometimes, when meeting a person, it feels like you just fit. Other times, it takes a bit of work. If it doesn't come effortlessly at first, is it natural to play the part until it does? This is Annie's story.Stay tuned after the reading to join host, Helena, and German learner, Danielle, for a deep dive into the story. They break down its cultural context and German dialogue. Then hear from Inda and Stefie, two of Chatterbug's German teachers, for a quick-fire memory technique round, Grammatically Speaking. This episode's story was read by Berlin-based actor Rosa Landers. This season's episodes focus on talking points we've found to be the most valuable for A1 German learners. Our podcast coincides with topics in Chatterbug's curriculum. In this episode look out for units on: 1.3.2 - Going to the Restaurant and 1.5.3 - Weather.You can find more information and the full transcript for this episode by following this link: blog.chatterbug.com/en/long-story-short-2#LearnGerman#GermanLearning#LanguageLearning

There are two tricks to learning a language. The first is to relate to the language beyond the vocabulary you learn. The second is to fall in love with a person who speaks it.If that's not an option - Long Story Short is your next best. Exploring the desire to connect more with the people around us through stories performed, then broken down for you, in your native and target tongue. The first season covers beginner-level German for English speakers. A production from Chatterbug.Follow the link and get a 25% discount on your first month using Chatterbug: https://app.chatterbug.com/r/LongStoryShort

Over the last 5 years, web development has matured considerably. React has become a standard for frontend component development. GraphQL has seen massive growth in adoption as a data fetching middleware layer. The hosting platforms have expanded beyond AWS and Heroku, to newer environments like Netlify and Vercel.These changes are collectively known as the JAMStack. With the changes brought by the JAMStack, it raises the question: how should an app be built today? Can a framework offer guidance for how the different layers of a JAMStack app should fit together?RedwoodJS is a framework for building JAMStack applications. Tom Preston-Werner is one of the creators of RedwoodJS, as well as the founder of GitHub and Chatterbug, a language learning app. He joins the show to talk about the future of JAMStack development, and his goals for RedwoodJS.

Paul and Mike talk to Tom Preston-Werner (cofounder of Chatterbug and GitHub) about giving your kids medicine, parental leave, screen time, flexible working and avoiding meltdowns.This is the last episode of Season 1; we're going to have a wee break, get some feedback, find some more guests and then we'll be back with Season 2. See you soon!Tom on TwitterTom's websiteMike on TwitterPaul on TwitterBalancing Dads on TwitterBalancing Dads on Simplecast

September Cowley is a 3rd year linguistics PhD Student at UC San Diego. Her focuses include, second language acquisition, miscommunication, and sociolinguistics. As part of her goal to make knowledge about language and language science more widely available, September writes on second language learning for Chatterbug, a language learning company.

Liz Clinkenbeard has the most amazing drive. She is kind and warm-hearted but at the same time incredibly fierce. She is the co-founder and CCO of Chatterbug, a modern online language learning school.

How is it to sell a company for 7.5bn dollars? Imagine you sit down next to somebody who sold his former company five days ago to Microsoft for more than 7bn dollars. That's what it felt like when I interviewed Scott. We sat down in Berlin and talked about GitHub, what he learned for his new company Chatterbug and why customer focus is so important for him. Have a lot of fun while listening, it is definitely worth it. See the whole article & show notes at https://thevaluelab.co/ Moreover, here are some useful links: You can get the newest strategies and tools here: https://thevaluelab.co/news Look at our Digital Leaders merch: https://thevaluelab.co/shop Digital Leaders on YouTube: https://thevaluelab.co/r/youtube/ Digital Leaders Community on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8680696/ Digital Leaders on Instagram: https://instagram.com/digitalleaderspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digital-leaders/message

On this episode of the Moringa School podcast, we are joined by Scott Chacon, an entrepreneur, software developer, startup enthusiast and language learner. Scott is the co-founder and CEO of Chatterbug, and Co-founder and former CIO of Github. Scott and his team of co-founders built a software development platform called Github, which brings together the world's largest community of developers to discover, share and build better software. Github was sold to Microsoft for $7.5B in 2018. Scott joined GitHub in late 2008 when Git was still a rather obscure and difficult to use version control system. From those days of the 4 co-founders working from coffee shops, Scott helped build GitHub into a global company of more than 400 employees. In that time, Scott did a little of everything as GitHub grew - backend Git infrastructure work, Ruby and frontend development, training, sales, financial forecasting, documentation, internal tools development, hiring, fundraising, office planning and buildout, internal communications, evangelization and public speaking. While at GitHub Scott also did everything he could to help Git become the dominant technology it is today. He wrote two of the very first books on Git - Git Internals published by Peepcode and Pro Git published by Apress, both now open sourced and free to read. Pro Git is in it's second edition and has been translated into more than 10 languages. Scott helped start and supported the libgit2 project, which is used by nearly every Git user interface, plugin and hosting solution today. Scott gave more than 75 talks, tutorials and workshops across the globe, from small local meetups to training the Android development team. He also registered, developed and maintained the official Git website for 8 years. Scott went on to his current venture, Chatterbug, a language learning system that helps users to learn a new language to fluency through adaptive courses that respond to the way users learn, as well as one-on-one video sessions with native speakers from around the world. Chatterbug combines the flexibility of digital language apps with the effectiveness of in-person language schools. Listen as Scott shares his entrepreneurial journey, the software development process, the future of work and learning and so much more on the podcast. Enjoy and share. You can find Scott on Twitter at @chacon. Hosted by Eugene Nzioki, Leo Igane, Kevin Ahere, Melissa Malala, Michel Atieno and Victor Ireri.

Learnings from building a multibillion dollar company. Live recording from the Fireside Chat in Factory Berlin with Scott Chacon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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