Podcasts about code with me

Вот и подошел к окончанию творческий перерыв. Традиционно хорошее начало это разбор свежего Technology Radar от ThoughtWorks. Витя Ведмич, Белицкий Макс и Саша "Парень в черном" Довнар прошлись по всем разделам и обсудили что они думают о новых рекомендациях и трендах. Тайминг: 00:00:00 Вступление 00:00:39 Максим сломал прибор 00:01:25 Как Витя празднует 7 ноября 00:02:32 Главное блюдо 00:03:22 Что за radar? 00:04:20 Почему Саша в телефоне ? 00:05:30 Интро про радар 00:08:24 Techniques 00:08:32 DORA 00:13:20 Впечатление Макса от нового радара 00:15:53 Platform engineering product teams 00:21:36 Zero trust architecture 00:27:08 CBOR/JSON 00:30:31 Living documentation 00:36:42 Single team remote wall 00:39:30 Operator pattern for non clustered resources 00:44:45 Peer review = PR 00:47:51 Data в production 00:50:00 Platforms 00:50:05 GHA 00:52:35 k3s 00:55:30 Pulumi 00:59:22 OPA gatekeeper for k8s 00:59:59 Sealed secrets 01:02:49 ExternalDNS 01:03:37 Babashka 01:06:15 Konga 01:06:35 Tools 01:07:42 Airflow 01:10:34 Lens 01:11:38 Batect 01:13:43 Dive 01:15:24 Contrast security 01:16:52 Cert-manager 01:18:16 Code With Me 01:18:55 Modern Unix commands 01:20:24 Comby 01:22:02 Mozilla Sops 01:23:41 Regula 01:25:02 ProxyMan 01:26:35 Sourcegraph Links: Branching patterns - https://martinfowler.com/articles/branching-patterns.html Code review in Big companies - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR4n-0KYeKQ Сказать спасибо: https://www.patreon.com/devopskitchentalks Музыка: https://www.bensound.com/

As the eighth season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast draws to a close, I wanted to share a few quick updates on LTCWM and my life outside of work. To stay in touch while we're off-season, join our email list at learntocodewith.me. Catch up on all past episodes at learntocodewith.me/podcast, including these Season 8 episodes: S8E1: From Stay-At-Home Mom to Full-Time Front-End Developer With Phoebe Voong-Fadel S8E2: From Frying Chicken to Working at Google With Danny Thompson S8E3: From Prison to Programming: How Nikkole Spurgeon Learned to Code While Incarcerated S8E4: From Washing Dishes to Managing Engineers: How Jesse Weigel Pivoted into a New Tech Career S8E5: From Admin Assistant and Cancer Survivor to Software Developer With Stacey Graham S8E6: How to Code With Your Voice (No Typing Required) With Matt Wiethoff S8E7: From Tutus to Tech: How a Ballerina Became a Front-End Developer With Kara Luton S8E8: From Film Student and Rugby Player to Startup Software Engineer with Michael Poage

Everyone who knows me, knows I'm a massive fan of Jetbrains Rider! So it was about time we had an episode on it! In this episode, I was joined by both Maarten Balliauw and Kirill Skrygan to chat all about it. We discussed the Rider architecture, Code With Me, Remote Development; and also the awesome power of keyboard shortcuts!For a full list of show links, see the website here

Host Laurence Bradford shares an update on Learn to Code With Me, including what’s new for Season 8 of the podcast. She also shares a few major updates on her life and business since Season 7 wrapped in July 2020, plus an exciting look at what’s to come in this 8-episode season of the Learn to Code With Me Podcast.  Thank you to our sponsor this season, Linode. Host your app, website, or service on the cloud from just $5 a month, plus get $100 in credit when you create a new account at linode.com/learntocode.

Watch the live stream: Watch on YouTube About the show Sponsored by us! Support our work through: Our courses at Talk Python Training pytest book Patreon Supporters Special guest Guy Royse Brian #1: How to make an awesome Python package in 2021 Anton Zhiyanov, @ohmypy Also thanks John Mitchell, @JohnTellsAll for posting about it. Great writing taking you through everything in a sane order. Stubbing a project with just .gitignore and a directory with a stub __init__.py. Test packaging and publishing use flit init to create initial pyproject.toml set up your ~/.pypirc file publish to the test repo Make the real thing make an implementation publish Extras Adding README.md & CHANGELOG.md and updating pyproject.toml to include README.md and a Python version selector. Adding linting and testing with pytest, tox, coverage, and others Building in the cloud with GH Actions, Codecov, Code Climate Adding badges Task automation with a Makefile Publishing to PyPI from a GH Action Missing (but possibly obvious): GitHub project Checking your project name on PyPI early Super grateful for: Do all of this early in the project Using flit publish --repository pypitest and spelling out how to set up a ~/.pypirc file. Start to finish workflow Example project with all filled out project files Michael #2: Kubestriker Kubestriker performs numerous in depth checks on kubernetes infra to identify the security misconfigurations Focuses on running in production and at scale. kubestriker is Platform agnostic and works equally well across more than one platform such as self hosted kubernetes, Amazon EKS, Azure AKS, Google GKE etc. Current Capabilities Scans Self Managed and cloud provider managed kubernetes infra Reconnaissance phase checks for various services or open ports Performs automated scans incase of insecure, readwrite or readonly services are enabled Performs both authenticated scans and unauthenticated scans Scans for wide range of IAM Misconfigurations in the cluster Scans for wide range of Misconfigured containers Scans for wide range of Misconfigured Pod Security Policies Scans for wide range of Misconfigured Network policies Scans the privileges of a subject in the cluster Run commands on the containers and streams back the output Provides the endpoints of the misconfigured services Provides possible privilege escalation details Elaborative report with detailed explanation Guy #3: wasmtime WebAssembly runtime with support for: Python, Rust, C, Go, .NET Documentation here: https://docs.wasmtime.dev/ Supports WASI (Web Assembly System Interface): WASI supports IO operations—it does for WebAssembly what Node.js did for JavaScript Brian #4: Depend-a-lot-bot Anthony Shaw, @anthonypjshaw A bot for GitHub that automatically approves + merges PRs from dependabot and PyUp.io when they meet certain criteria: All the checks are passing The package is on a safe-list (see configuration) Example picture shows an auto approval and merge of a tox version update, showing “This PR looks good to merge automatically because tox is on the save-list for this repository”. Configuration in a .yml file. I learned recently that most programming jobs that can be automated eventually devolve into configuring a yml file. Michael #5: Supreme Court sides with Google in API copyright battle with Oracle The Supreme Court has sided with Google in its decade-long legal battle with Oracle over the copyright status of application programming interfaces. The ruling means that Google will not owe Oracle billions of dollars in damages. It also has big implications for the broader software industry The ruling heads off an expected wave of lawsuits over API copyrights. The case dates back to the creation of the Android platform in the mid-2000s. Google independently implemented the Java API methods, but to ensure compatibility, it copied Java's method names, argument types, and the class and package hierarchy. Over a decade of litigation, Google won twice at the trial court level, but each time, the ruling was overruled by the Federal Circuit appeals court. The case finally reached the Supreme Court last year. Writing for a six-justice majority, Justice Stephen Breyer held that Google's copying of the Java API calls was permissible under copyright's fair use doctrine. Guy #6: RedisAI Module for Redis that add AI capabilities Turns Redis into a model server: Supports TF, PyTorch, and ONNX models Adds the TENSOR data type ONNX + Redis has positive architectural implications Extras Michael git for Windows JupyterLab reaches v3 (via via Allan Hansen) Why not support Python letter by Brian Skinn Django 3.2 is out & is LTS PyCharm 2021.1 just dropped with Code With Me Brian The PSF is hiring a Developer-in-Residence to support CPython! Joke Vim Escape Rooms Happiness -

Jetbrains újdonságok mellett ismét előkerült a kódminőséges sorozatunk, kezeltünk user permissiont javascriptben és sok más érdekesség is előkerült. Hallgassatok minket munkába menet. Résztvevők: Edu Róka Ádám Tartalom: 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:00 Kódminőség 00:07:37 Jetbrains Projector, Code With Me 00:15:41 Tailwind 00:27:50 User Permissions in JavaScript Jetbrains Projector and Code With Me Access Your IDE Remotely With Projector […]

Több érdekes rövid hír mellett kipróbáltuk a Jetbrains egyik újdonságát: a pair programmingot is támogató CodeWithMe plugint. Ezen kívül a beszélgetős témánk a kódreview-n belüli érvelés volt. Hallgassatok minket ezúttal is, mert nemsokára review-zuk magunkat Résztvevők: Edu Róka Tibi Tartalom: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:43 Google Tracking Privacy 00:03:09 Browsers Engines 00:08:11 Code With Me 00:22:40 Code […]

*此处插入一段 2020 回顾和感慨文字，以对 2021 的展望和期待结束。* 这期再次尝试单口，聊聊这一年来我都忙了啥，发生了什么大的变化，以及一个新兴趣和一个英语学习技巧。说是聊事，更多的还是从事出发聊聊我的各种胡思乱想。 每次整这些思想汇报都很矛盾。很早之前看到一句话，是韩寒还是谁说的来着，有些人就是放个屁都能感悟出一堆人生大道理。我一直在努力避免成为这种人，但屁放多了（今年吃蔬菜真的很多）难免还是要发表点感想，提前和大家说声抱歉。 建议是加速听，或者不听，你省了时间我省了 CDN 流量，双赢。 参考链接： ggtalk 听众交流群，请添加我的 wx：lj925184928，注明 ggtalk 孩子教育相关的三本书，列出顺序就是我推荐的阅读顺序： 《如何说孩子才会听、怎么听孩子才肯说》（How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk） 《正面管教》（Positive Discipline: The Classic Guide to Helping Children Develop Self-Discipline, Responsibility, Cooperation, and Problem-Solving Skills） 《去情绪化管教》（No-Drama Discipline: The Whole-Brain Way to Calm the Chaos and Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind） Keep 课程：有氧操·全身燃动（怀旧版） 健康相关的网站：healthline 红肉相关的文章，这里没提建议的量，大家可以自行搜索更多内容 肉类烹饪方法比较的文章 推荐做 shadowing 的播客：CodeNewbie 推荐做 shadowing 的播客：Learn to Code With Me 新听众？推荐阅读新听众指南 时间线： 01:12 听众来信 05:21 主题介绍 08:49 第一部分：忙碌（带孩子） 23:57 第二部分：变化（社交、互联网、健康和饮食） 55:34 第三部分：手工皮具，学习英语

As the seventh season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast draws to a close, I reflect on the inspiring transformation stories we shared, including recaps of my favorite moments. I also share updates on LTCWM and my goals for 2020, including a sneak peek into what we’re working on next through the end of the year. Catch up on all eight episodes from Season 7 here or at learntocodewith.me/podcast: S7E1: Making the Pivot from Pastor to Web Designer with Chris Misterek S7E2: How an English Professor Became a Front-End Web Developer with Bekah Hawrot Weigel S7E3: How a Former Squarespace Developer Helps New Coders Build Strong Technical Resumes with Rebecca Garcia S7E4: An Introduction to Vue.js with Developer and Author Erik Hanchett S7E5: How a Passion for Patients turned this Pharmacist into a Software Developer with Newvick Lee S7E6: An Unexpected Shift from Selling Beer to Coding Bootcamp with Caitlyn Greffly S7E7: From Glassblower to Software Developer using Free Coding Resources with Michael Pimentel S7E8: Building a Robotics Career and the Impact of Mentorship with Camille Eddy You can also check out the podcast on YouTube at learntocodewith.me/youtube. This was a new experiment for Season 7, so we hope you’ll check it out and subscribe.

Rebecca Garcia is a Career Coach & Product Manager who helps women build fulfilling six-figure careers in tech. Previously she was a Program Manager at Microsoft, Developer at Squarespace, and is currently a Technical Product Manager. Named one of the 'Top Women Under 35 Changing the Tech Industry' by Glamour Magazine, and a 'Champion of Change for Tech Inclusion' from former U.S. President Barack Obama. In this episode, Rebecca shares her story before walking through tips to build your technical resume, even if you’re a new coder. She also offers advice on what to do with your resume during this pandemic. To learn more about Rebecca Garcia, Laurence Bradford, and today’s key takeaways, visit https://learntocodewith.me/podcast. ----- The biggest Learn to Code With Me event of the year is right around the corner — the 2020 Ultimate Tech Career Toolbox bundle sale. When you invest in our 2020 bundle, you’ll get access to a collection of products that can help you level up your coding skills and break into the tech industry.  Get notified when the sale opens up by signing up at learntocodewith.me/toolbox2020. 

Bekah Hawrot Weigel is a mother of four and a former part-time English teacher who redefined her life through coding. As she was giving birth to her fourth child, Bekah experienced trauma that left her with PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, and depression. Feeling lost at the time, Bekah finally took on her husband’s crazy suggestion to learn to code (as he had a few years ago). She found coding surprisingly therapeutic, and a few years later, she graduated from Flatiron School and now works as a front-end web developer. To learn more about Bekah, Laurence Bradford, or Learn to Code With Me, visit learntocodewith.me/podcast. ----- The biggest Learn to Code With Me event of the year is right around the corner — the 2020 Ultimate Tech Career Toolbox bundle sale. When you invest in our 2020 bundle, you’ll get access to a collection of products that can help you level up your coding skills and break into the tech industry. Get notified when the sale opens up by signing up at learntocodewith.me/toolbox2020.

Host Laurence Bradford shares an update on Learn to Code with Me, including what’s new for Season 7 of the podcast. She also shares a few major updates on her life and business since Season 6 wrapped in October 2019, plus an exciting look at what’s to come in this 8-episode season of the Learn to Code With Me Podcast. Special Announcement: The biggest Learn to Code With Me event of the year is right around the corner — the 2020 Ultimate Tech Career Toolbox bundle sale.  This year, you can save over $3,700 in premium tech and coding courses. Here’s the catch though - the sale is only 5 days long. This year it’s happening from Monday, June 22nd - Friday, June 26th.  Be the first to hear when the sale goes live by signing up for notifications at learntocodewith.me/toolbox2020 Additional Links mentioned: We’re now on YouTube! Check out Episode 1 (already live) at learntocodewith.me/youtube. Join our email list at learntocodewith.me to get our Top 10 tips to teach yourself how to code and stay updated on the Toolkit announcements and additional coding resources. Our Pandemic Wedding: Instagram Post 1, Instagram Post 2, Full Email

Although Laurence Bradford started her business (Learn to Code with Me) as a how-to blog, she knew that the “how to code” approach wouldn’t work as well for her podcast.  In this episode, you’ll learn... Should your podcast have seasons? (What are the pros and cons to the approach?) How can you find diverse guests for your show, and what are some of the criteria Laurence and her team look for in their research process? When does sponsorship make sense for your show (and when might it actually make more sense to cut DOWN on the number of sponsors you work with)? To learn more about Laurence or to check out Learn to Code With Me, visit https://witandwire.com/2 (witandwire.com/2).  ------------------- More from Wit & Wire: Subscribe:https://witandwire.com/podcast/ ( witandwire.com/podcast) Free Podcast Resources:http://witandwire.com/freebies ( witandwire.com/freebies) Instagram:http://instagram.com/witandwire ( instagram.com/witandwire) Pinterest:http://pinterest.com/witandwire ( pinterest.com/witandwire)

As the sixth season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast comes to an end, I share a few updates about what’s coming up over the next few months.

Tommy Griffith has been doing search engine optimization for more than 10 years. He was previously managed SEO at PayPal and Airbnb, and now runs ClickMinded, a digital marketing training platform for marketers and entrepreneurs. Tommy started ClickMinded as a side project while working full-time at Airbnb. He grew it until it started generating more revenue than his annual salary. Two years ago, he quit Airbnb to go full-time on it and ran into a number of problems in trying to grow the business from there. In this episode, we discuss… The sacrifices it takes to make a side gig work How to get the first customers for your side gig The right time to leave your full-time job to go all-in on your side gig Learn more about Tommy and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Want to land your own technical side gig? Sign up for my free online training, "The Simple 4-Part Framework for Landing Technical Side Gigs". 

Safia Abdalla is an open source developer, writer, and a software engineer at Microsoft and she also co-hosts the BookBytes podcast, a fortnightly book club for developers. She’s passionate about bringing people together to build great things and using storytelling to share knowledge. In this episode, we discuss… How to get into open source development What makes a good open source project to start with Whether open source contributions can help you get a job How to transition from contributor to maintainer Learn more about Safia and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Jenn Clevenger is Etsy's Data Engineering Director. In this role, she leads engineering teams in charge of Big Data platforms, Business insights infrastructure and Data Integrations. These teams provide data products and services to internal stakeholders including Analytics, Data Science, Product and Marketing organizations at Etsy. In this episode, we discuss… Job-hunting/career-building when pregnant What a day in the life of a data engineering director looks like How to create an inclusive workplace and culture How to identify inclusive companies when job-hunting Learn more about Jenn and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Clément Mihailescu enrolled in a coding bootcamp without ever having written a single line of code. Less than six months later, he secured a job at Google as a software engineer. His experience applying for jobs also inspired him to start a side business, helping others practice for the technical interview.  In this episode, we discuss… How to land a job at a top tech company What it’s like working at Google How to prepare for a coding interview What it’s like balancing a side gig and a full-time job Update (Nov 2019): Laurence mentions in the episode that you can get 30% off AlgoExpert. This has since been reduced to 15%. Learn more about Clément and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Ina Yulo is the global manager for BrightTALK's FinTech and Women in Business communities. She also advises companies including tech giants and large banks on content marketing. She’s on the Women in FinTech Power List, was named a WeAreTheCity Rising Star for 2018, and is both a speaker and a mentor for business owners.  In this episode, we discuss… Current innovations in FinTech What kinds of jobs are available and what level of tech skills you might need Ina’s advice for startup founders and women in business Learn more about Ina and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website.

It can be tough to know if a coding bootcamp is the right investment for you. Before you make that decision, you should weigh all the factors involved and evaluate them in the context of your personality and goals. Here to help explain how to do this is Ruben Harris, CEO of Career Karma, where is empowers people to make their most important career decisions—the first being which coding boot camp is best for them. In this episode, we discuss… The history of bootcamps How to know whether attending a bootcamp is the right decision for you What happens if you decide you don’t want a job in tech afterwards How income-share agreements are making bootcamps more financially accessible than ever Learn more about Ruben and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors, Flatiron School and dotTech Domains.

If you want to work in tech or run your own business, chances are high that you’ll be working with data at some point. That means you need to know about data privacy, and it’s hard to find someone more knowledgeable and experienced than Sheila FitzPatrick. Sheila is the founder and president of FitzPatrick & Associates, a strategic global data privacy and protection compliance consulting firm. In this episode, we discuss… What developers/tech professionals need to know to make sure that their work follows best practices for data collection and privacy The differences between privacy and security What counts as personal data, and why it’s important to be completely clear on what data you’re collecting and why Learn more about Sheila and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors, Flatiron School and dotTech Domains.

Logan Tran made his tech transition from the music industry about five and a half years ago. He began by self-teaching and building his own projects. He was soon introduced to DevOps through his work and decided to pursue the specialty. Now, he’s in his second DevOps Engineer role at NextCapital. In this episode, we discuss… What DevOps entails, from the culture to the technology to the job market How Logan went from the music industry to tech without a college degree Why working remotely isn’t all beaches & sunshine Advice on deciding between self-teaching or traditional education Learn more about Logan and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors, Flatiron School and dotTech Domains.

Christina Gorton is a self-taught creative coder and instructor who works remotely from Costa Rica. She was a stay-at-home mom for 5 years before transitioning into tech, and she landed a junior developer job after just 9 months of learning to code. In this episode, we discuss... How to make time to learn to code as a mom What it’s like to work remotely What creative coding is all about Learn more about Christina and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors, Flatiron School and TECH Domains.

"Hacking" isn’t always a bad word in the tech space anymore, thanks to the growing popularity of "ethical hacking" and events like "hackathons". Senior software developer Gwendolyn Faraday loves the power of hackathons to bring beginners together and let them sharpen their skills in a fun and supportive environment, and she now hosts her own hackathons for beginners. In the episode, Gwen discusses... Why hackathons were so important for her own learning journey How to prepare for a hackathon and other hackathon tips What to do if you’re going to a hackathon alone, instead of with a team Learn more about Gwen and what we discussed on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors, Flatiron School and .TECH Domains.

Recent tech graduate Marie Armstrong discusses how to stand out to employers if you’re not a straight-A student, and the importance of personal branding to get your name heard. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Is getting a college degree worth it if you want to be a software engineer? Mosh Hamedani discusses the best ways to teach yourself tech skills, and why college education may not be the best route for software engineering. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Kyle Prinsloo, founder of studywebdevelopment.com, shares advice on finding your freelance niche, how to start your full-time freelance career, and how to market yourself online. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Entrepreneur, content creator and educator Masha Zvereva talks about influencer marketing, how to create your own tech career, and why she founded her business, Coding Blonde. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Chris Castiglione, the founder of One Month, discusses what it means for the internet to be decentralized and the importance of having digital literacy skills in 2019. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Find out how former airport security officer Samit Saini transitioned into tech, despite being dyslexic and leaving high school at the age of 16. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Wes Bos discusses his extensive background in tech, why he started creating online JavaScript courses, and shares some tips on how to build an online presence. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Judith Lung tells her incredible story about learning to code while blind, what it’s like to work as a blind web developer, and why accessibility in tech matters. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Erica Peterson, founder of Moms Can Code, discusses her difficult education and how she launched her own business to teach other stay-at-home moms how to work in tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

A look back on season 5 of the Learn to Code With Me podcast, and what’s coming up in season 6. 

Jesse Moore realized his ambition to work in tech by listening to the LTCWM podcast, and now he’s a junior developer. He shares his advice for those who want to do the same. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

In this special anniversary episode, I’m interviewed by my friend and former colleague, Jess Catorc. I talk about how I started my career in an unrelated field, why I started learning to code, why I started LTCWM, and my experiences working in tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

As the fifth season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast comes to an end, I share a few updates about what’s coming up over the next few months.

Full stack developer, Dave Trabka, talks about talks about how he worked abroad, what working on the road actually looks like, and the pros and cons of travelling full time. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Senior developer Seph Cordovano discusses the stress, overwork, and overwhelm that can come with working in the tech industry. He also shares his tips for looking after your mental health. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Joy Carrera discusses the benefits of learning some basic coding skills even if you’re not a technical person and don’t want to be, as well as the perks of being a digital nomad. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Information security trainer Kristen Kozinski discusses learning cybersecurity skills, moving into a more technical role within the company you work for, starting a side business and more. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

The Sprout Society founder Nicole Swartz discusses how you can start your own business, the important elements that make up a business plan, and some of the behind-the-scenes operations that go into starting a business. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Full-time software engineer and part-time YouTuber Forrest Knight shares his advice on choosing the best laptop to suit your needs, whether it’s for programming or also to do more demanding tasks like gaming. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Homeschooling mom of four and freelance web developer Sarah Greer explains what it’s like to freelance, how she landed her first clients, what she wishes she’d known when she first got started, and lots more. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Corporate trainer and YouTuber Navin Reddy discusses emerging technologies for 2019, what’s changed since last year, how to keep up-to-date on tech trends, and more. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Lenora Porter discusses how she hustled her way into tech and redefined what it means to be an artist in a world of technology. We also learn about her career journey, how she landed her first design job and so much more. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Sameer Syed works at Jigsaw, building technology to fight online censorship. He shares the steps he took to transition into tech from a totally unrelated field and gives advice on how others can do the same. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Self-taught developer, speaker, and community builder Pauline Narvas discusses time management techniques, productivity, health and wellness and the role they in tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Co-founder of Dev.to Jess Lee discusses why tech is a great career choice for introverts and extroverts, and how introverts and extroverts can learn from each other. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Former blacksmith and farrier Josh Kemp talks about the obstacles he overcame on his way to becoming a developer (in just 9 months and 2 days). See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Career coach and founder of Career Rehab, Kanika Tolver, shares her advice for transitioning into tech later in life. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Rebecca Lima - the founder of Lieu - chats about how to overcome imposter syndrome and self-doubt when working in tech or in an environment where you're different to most people. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Interview Cake founder Parker Phinney discusses why you should build programming projects, how to come up with ideas, and how to use your projects to land a job in tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Former data scientist and CEO of Edlitera, Claudia Virlanuta, teaches us how to stay motivated to learn to code and overcome any obstacles in our way. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Writer and teacher David Clinton explains how to figure out which programming language to learn, the best way to learn it, and how many languages you should learn at once. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

Team Treehouse's Chief Product Officer Londa Quisling talks us through the different kinds of tech jobs found within organizations. We also chat about how coding skills can help people in a “middle skill job”, and how to future-proof yourself in the world of tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website.

What’s changed at Learn to Code With Me since season 4 of the podcast and what’s coming up in season 5.

Eileen Ho became a software engineer at LinkedIn after working as a math teacher for almost a decade. She discusses the fears she had about her new career, common stereotypes about working in tech, and what to consider before pursuing a career in tech. See the full show notes on the Learn to Code With Me website. Thank you to this episode’s sponsors: Xojo Fullstack Academy  

From economic development to a career in tech, Laurence Bradford is a software engineer and she’s now working as a product manager at EdTech startup Teachable, which is an online course platform. Aside from being a contributor at Forbes, she also runs a podcast called, Learn to Code With Me, which now has over a million downloads. She runs a blog with over 40,000 subscribers and she has a community of over 14,000 people on Facebook where she's helping them learn how to code. Laurence has traveled to over 30 countries, is an avid writer, and is very passionate to help others break into tech.

As the fourth season of the Learn to Code With Me podcast draws to a close, I share a few updates about the future of the podcast and Learn to Code With Me as a whole. If you’re going to miss the show, here are a few things you can do: Sign up to get regular emails from me about exclusive discounts, my favorite tech tools, and my latest blog posts. Follow Learn to Code With Me on Facebook. Follow me on Twitter. Join my free Facebook group, Newbie Coder Warehouse. Leave a review of the show to let me know you'd like it back sooner rather than later! Until next time...    

Welcome to season 4 of the Learn to Code With Me podcast. In this episode, I tell you what you can expect from this season, who I’ll be talking to, and how you can keep in touch.

Welcome to season 3 of the Learn to Code With Me podcast. In this season we chat with a range of individuals working in the tech industry including startup founders, iOS developers, product managers and much more.

Episode 116 is live! This week, we talk with Laurence Bradford in New York, NY. Laurence is the Founder of Learn to Code With Me. She’s also a contributor to Forbes. Her specialties include technical content creation, online education, and front-end web development.  On today's episode, Laurence shares her secrets for learning to code, switching to a technology field, and how to avoid the high price tag of going back to college to get a second degree. Listen and learn more! You can play the podcast here, or download it on iTunes or Stitcher. To learn more about Laurence, check out her website at learntocodewith.me. Thanks to everyone for listening! And, thank you to those who sent me questions. You can send your questions to Angela@CopelandCoaching.com. You can also send me questions via Twitter. I’m @CopelandCoach. And, on Facebook, I am Copeland Coaching. Don’t forget to help me out. Subscribe on iTunes and leave me a review!

Get the full transcript for this episode at https://learnetto.com/blog In episode 3 of the Learnetto podcast, Hrishi interviewed Laurence Bradford of Learn to Code With Me. Laurence is a self-taught developer, who has been teaching herself how to code for 3 years. Having experienced the difficulties of the learning process first-hand, Laurence understands the most effective ways to obtain tech skills. Her website Learn to Code With Me, now receiving 50,000 unique visitors a month, aims to help those in the same position she was a little while ago. She also runs a popular Facebook group, offers career advice and has written a book.