All Episodes

#199 Carl Franklin is looking beyond what he can do

#198 Laura González slowly YOLOed her way to success

#197 Holden Karau wanted to change something in the world

#196 Aran Khanna wanted a shorter feedback loop

#195 Dagna Bieda wanted to create the future

#194 Ségolène Alquier wanted to learn that coding magic

#193 Nicolas Carlo enabler of human connections

#192 Julianna Lamb is running headfirst into challenges

#191 Carly Richmond from individual contributor to MAMAger and back

#190 Laurie Barth learns and teaches with use-cases instead of jargon

#189 Rich Haines went from screenplays to technical writing

#188 Luce Carter was saved by software development

#187 Michael Levan learned to detect when he is not learning anymore

#186 Suze Shardlow from marketing and the police to simply creating

#185 Scott Spence from VBA Analyst to webdev

#184 Sydney Lai web3 code-switching sociologist

#183 Karl Hughes from mechanical engineering to self taught dev, technical writer and CEO

It's the end of season 4 as we know it!

#182 Tom Cools and how he fell in love with Jaba

#181 Madison Kanna from college dropout to successful self-taught UI-Engineer

#180 April Speight in her own lane from design to advocacy

#179 Adrian Colyer went from developer to living under constant jet lag and back

#178 Aviv Ben-Yosef is a tech leader who went through a lifelong experience pressure cooker

#177 Zachary Powell is a freelancer who found out that working in an office is not a bad thing

#176 Sebastien Stormacq was a developer advocate before the term even existed

#175 Christina Holland tried to avoid software development by going into biotech and animation

#174 Rotem Zifroni is the future founder of a social startup

#173 Susan Potter from distributed systems to functional verification

#172 Steve Gordon is the world's most honest interviewee

#171 Emma Bostian is a software engineer at Spotify and an asynchronous mentor

#170 Kadi Kraman doesn't want to be anyone's boss

#169 Amarachi Amaechi went from accounting to writing about her developer career

#168 Shannon Kendall quit acting to follow a new creative dream

#167 Jenn Creighton went from paralegal to developing for Netflix

#166 Helen Scott found her itch in technical writing and content creation

#165 Grace Jansen on bees and reactive systems

#164 Sandra Ahlgrimm pushed the boundaries

#163 Layla Porter was led to coding by her horse riding and personal coaching business

#162 Mark Noonan from roadie to accessibility problem solver

#161 Russ Miles is now a professional chaos monkeys tamer

#160 Amir Sadoughi built his career on curiosity

#159 Ryan Hamblin is an experiential learner

#158 Kara Luton went from ballet and public relations to developer

#157 Shahid Iqbal from drug design to software development

#156 Clare Sudbery surfing on her own imposter syndrome

#155 Sandra Parsick from QA-Engineer to Java-Champion

#154 Anand Safi is setting people up for success

#153 Clifford Agius is a developer flying a Boeing 787 for fun

#152 Shawn Wang from the "fine I'll do it myself" team

#151 Chris Coyier from ceramics to CSS-Tricks and CodePen

#150 Ryan Bergman loves terrible code

#149 Leticia Portella started with MATHLABianesque Python

#148 Bryan Beecham cares about people

#147 Caitlyn Greffly rationalized her way into development

#146 Miguel Piedrafita is a 19 years old indie maker

#145 Darko Meszaros the utilitarian developer

#144 How to not find a problem? Format experiment: "Tales of DevJourney"

#143 Bert Jan Schrijver took his career into his own hands

#142 Lior Bar Yosef is a network analyst in a world of puzzles

#141 Freya Holmér a level-designer turned game-developer

#140 Matt Biilmann discovered the JAMStack

#139 Mark Rendle is a programmer turned comedian turned programmer

#138 Kristy-Leigh Minehan almost burned seeking a crypto highscore

#137 Nadia Zhuk from 0 to crossing the Rubycon

#136 Dotan Nahum on building your own toolbox

#135 Emily Robinson making sense of data science for us

#134 Amiti Uttarwar is a hands-on Bitcoin-core tinkerer

#133 Dennis Traub failed his way to success

#132 Evangelina Ferreira challenges you to take every opportunity

How to end the 3rd season of DevJourney?

#131 Wesley Faulkner is a native developer advocate

#130 Natalia Tepluhina a DBA turned Vue.js-expert at Gitlab

#129 Jackie Luo is interested in the impact of tech on society

#128 Paula Gearon was searching for machines that can think

#127 Emmanuel Bernard fell into open-source

#126 Ev Haus: animator, programmer, manager

#125 Alice Goldfuss is digging deeper

Special Episode - US Election Day 2020

#124 Edidiong Asikpo put herself out there

#123 Patrick Leblanc didn't want to ruin his passion

#122 Ines Montani brought linguistic and computers together

#121 Kathryn Erickson on leadership and asking for help

#120 Sumana Harihareswara is an open-source fairy

#119 Virginia Harrison is following her gaming dream

#118 Erik Rasmussen connects the dots of his career

#117 Roopak Venkatakrishnan's career algorithm

#116 Scott Tolinski from allrounder to allrounder

#115 Aimee Knight applied the discipline of figure-skating to DevOps and architecture

#114 Jamon Holmgren made his own independent way

#113 Brendan O'Leary from healthcare to Gitlab

#112 Dan Moore from sci-fi to devrel

#111 Sam Julien from financial adviser to developer advocate

#110 Jerome Hardaway is the definition of willpower

#109 Coraline Ada Ehmke lives up to her values

#108 Cassidy Williams loves developer experience

#107 Josh Long found his place in the world as a developer advocate with the Spring team

#106 Kyle Shevlin from pastor to programmer

#105 Sara Vieira is opinionated per design

#104 Jason Lengstorf successfully bet on himself for his career

#103 Carolyn Stransky learning her way from journalist to developer and back