Erik took us through his first steps with 5" floppy disks and code lines. We talked about the usefulness of CS degrees, his first jobs, side projects, and open-source libraries. We connected the dots between them all, all the way to the forms libraries he is now most well known for.

Here are the links of the show:

Erik's Projects

Redux Form – https://redux-form.com
Final Form – https://final-form.org
Form Nerd – https://formnerd.co/devjourney

Erik's Podcasts

Happy Hour Podcast – https://happyhour.fm
Seek Justice Podcast – https://seekjustice.fm (another one I didn't mention)

Other Links

Open Source Sustainability blog post - https://dev.to/erikras/open-source-sustainability-3pjf
https://iaeste.org

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