The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source Song Encoder: $STDOUT (Interview)
Oct 29, 2021
Dive into the whimsical world where software development meets rap music. The speakers hilariously contemplate trading coding for live performances. They share the trials of pair programming and the frustrations of tech leads, drawing inspiration from workplace chaos. Discover the unexpected niche crossover between rap and programming, and how it can attract new audiences. With storytelling and original tracks, they highlight the creative journey and the challenges of collaboration in both music and tech.
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$STDOUT's First Tech Rap
- $STDOUT's brother encouraged him to create a tech rap to market his product.
- This led to $STDOUT purchasing a decent microphone and recording his first song, "Hell.js".
Truth in Comedy
- $STDOUT's songs stem from real-world experiences and personal frustrations as a developer.
- This truthiness resonates with other developers who have shared similar experiences.
Relatable Tech Rap
- Avoid rapping about overly technical or niche topics.
- Focus on relatable developer experiences that resonate with a wider audience.