I think a lot of the stuff that becomes problematic over time often happens like gradually, right? It may not be that first prototype or release. So you just have to hope that there's someone really good with the lever. I remember working on a project, and sorry if there's sirens, the joy of New York City, that was tracking of people and sentiment and all that stuff. And one of the ideas that came out of it wasSomeone was like, we could put that in a prison. That wasn't quite where my mind went for a good application.
In this episode of the State of Developer Education podcast, Jon speaks with Julie Hubschman, Senior Product Manager of Developer Experience at DriveWealth, the pioneer of fractional equities and embedded investing, a visionary technology company empowering more than 100 partners around the world to engage their customers. Prior to this, she was the Developer Relations Lead at Gusto, Partnerships Engineer at Pinterest, and a Software Engineer at Microsoft!
Join them as they discuss the potential ramifications and risks of building certain code; why developing skills in other areas of education can help you as a developer; and how hackathons can a useful way to build relationships with companies and other developers. They also discuss some of the issues with spamming and how to best overcome them.
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