Hustle Porn is the glorification of working yourself to death. Stop it!

Stop Glorifying Hustle Porn

Hiroko Nishimura

Hiroko Nishimura joins us to talk about learning AWS as a newbie.

Learning AWS with Hiroko Nishimura

Colby Fayock

Colby Fayock joins us to talk about JAMstack, teaching, and React projects you can make for a portfolio.

JAMstack and portfolio projects with Colby Fayock

We recommend code boot camps as a valid path into Tech often, but we're both boot camp success stories. Are we unfairly biased?

Are we suffering from survivorship bias?

We've been developers for over two years! Hear how things have changed for us in 2020 and beyond.

Two-year Developers. A 2020 Recap

Roy Jossfolk

Roy Jossfolk returns this week to talk about practical SEO for developers.

Roy Jossfolk returns to talk SEO for devs

Sam Julien

Sam Julien returns this week to talk about what it's like to be a developer advocate.

Sam Julien sheds light on Developer Advocacy roles

Part 5 of Breaking into the Tech Industry: Why your attitude matters. There's a lot of juniors out there that are just too salty

Why Attitude Matters

Part 4 of Breaking into the Tech Industry: Strategies for Conquering the Job Search

Job Search Strategies

Part 3 of Breaking into the Tech Industry: Putting your best foot forward with a good Resume and Portfolio

Resumes, Portfolios, and Beyond

Thinking of pursuing a career as a programmer? Lee Warrick and Edwin Otero explore what it's like to break into the Tech field as junior developers as well as how to stay up-to-date on new technology.

This is a great podcast to listen to and not only for junior developers.  There are great informative topics that I have learned a lot from.  This is the perfect podcast for people wanting to get an idea of how the development community works, how to land a job and keep learning.  Other topics focus on new technologies you may be wanting to implement on your projects, financial tips and psyche for developers.  Thanks Lee and Edwin.

Great developer insights

This show is great. They’re clear and insightful. They don’t waste your time with fluff. They get right to the important topics that software devs need to hear about. I don’t know Edwin, but Lee has personally taken the time to offer me advice concerning my career. I think it speaks to Lee’s sincerity in helping people to help some random dude who reached out to him. I can’t recommend this podcast enough.

Awesome!!!!

Tech Jr

Jayson Phillips

Jayson Phillips is a self-proclaimed graduate of the University of Barnes and Noble. This week we talk to Jayson about working for a bootcamp, learning to code, and dig into some fun tech like flutter, Golang, and Rust.

The University of Barnes and Noble with Jayson Phillips

Irma Mesa

Remote

This week Irma Mesa joins us to talk about working from home, product management, and giving back to the community. Listen to her story and learn about how she helps her company make their best product possible... from home!

Irma Mesa talks about Product Management and Remote Work

Gregg Pollack

Vue Mastery Creator Gregg Pollack joins us this week to share his journey in creating multiple successful Orlando startups, as well as a sneak preview of Vue 3.

Gregg Pollack shares his successes and failures with startups and mastering Vue

Travis Neilson

What is UX/UI? Is there a pseudo-code process for design? Google Search Designer Travis Neilson joins us to answer these questions and more!

Travis Neilson talks UX/UI and the Design Process

Lucas Casarez

This week we're talking all about personal finance with CFP Lucas Casarez. Lots of developers know plenty about technology, but how much do you know about budgeting, investments, and paying off debt? Lucas walks us through some specific advice on how you can give your self financial peace of mind.

Refactoring your finances with Lucas Casarez

Jason Lengstorf

Jason Lengstorf is a Gatsby alumni, Netlify developer advocate, and all-around great guy to talk to. We grill him about how he went from rock band member to rockstar developer (sorry), working with the JAMstack, selling vacuums door-to-door, and how to get a great start as a developer.

Jason Lengstorf shares his story, plus job-search, content-creation, and JAMstack tips

Scott Tolinski

Special guest Scott Tolinski of Level Up Tutorials and the Syntax podcast joins us to talk about his journey, business, and to answer all of your listener submitted questions!

Dev Interview: Scott Tolinski

Lee and Eddie talk about their accomplishments and achievements in 2019, as well as resolutions and goals for 2020.

Happy New Year 2020! We reflect on 2019, and talk about goals and plans for next year.

Chris Arter

Chris Arter learned to code one Summer in a Florida garage with no AC, no Wifi, and no money. This week we hear how Chris turned his life around during hard times.

Living in a garage and learning to code: Chris Arter shares his amazing story

Vincent Tang

Have you ever wondered how LinkedIn or Indeed work? Vincent Tang has done the research and joins us on the show to share his findings on how to raise your visibility when looking for a job!

Hacking the Job Search with Vincent Tang

Mike Torres

Ever wondered what recruiters do or how they operate? We did. Mike Torres wants to transition to a developer career and was willing to take us behind the curtain of the recruiting world!

Recruiter Mike Torres shares Job-Search Strategies and Secrets

Brian Rinaldi

Have you ever wondered what goes into running a tech conference? Brian Rinaldi joins us to talk about event organizing and being a developer advocate.

Starting your own conference, online meetup, and more with developer advocate Brian Rinaldi

In this episode, we talk about jQuery! Should you learn it or should we pronouce jQuery and let it rest in peace?

jQuery!

Have you ever wondered what the day-to-day is like for a developer? Lee and Eddie talk about what they do daily and what it's like to actually work as a Junior Developer.

Our Typical Developer Workdays

Aisha Blake

Aisha Blake joins us this week to explain how she ended up speaking at 14 conferences this past year as a junior developer, as well as starting a few of her own.

Aisha Blake talks juniors, conferences, and diversity in the tech industry

Amberley Romo

Gatsby Team Member Amberley Romo joins us to tell her story and explain why you should try Gatsby! We also talk about the need for diversity in tech, and the struggles of being a Junior Developer

Getting into Gatsby with Amberley Romo

One of the hardest parts of programming is learning the basics. What are variables, functions, and recursion? Lee and Eddie attempt to tackle the basics in a way anyone can understand.

Let's Explain Programming Jargon

Freelance Web Developer Roy Jossfolk joins us to share his strategies for freelancing and common pitfalls to avoid when getting started.

Roy Jossfolk talks Freelancing for Junior Devs

Lee and Eddie talk about their run-ins with impostor syndrome and give advice on how to short-circuit those feelings when they surface.

Dealing with Impostor Syndrome

Chad Bostick

Developer Career Coach Chad Bostick joins us to talk about how to get hired as a junior dev with no experience, resume tips, salary negotiations, and more!

Career Coach Chad Bostick on Getting Hired as a Junior Developer

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