Ruby for All

BONUS! The Rubyconf Mini Podcast Panel

Dec 1, 2022

Panelists from various Ruby community podcasts discuss their experiences at Rubyconf, share insights on podcast production and sponsorships, talk about conveying technical topics in an audio format, and explore diverse tech subjects like object-oriented design and career development beyond Ruby. They also touch on the importance of creating authentic conversations, community connection, and consistency in podcasting.

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Quick takeaways

Ruby for All aims to bridge the gap for junior developers in the Ruby community, making topics more accessible for listeners.

The Bike Shed plans to maintain its conversational style while incorporating more visuals and diagramming into future episodes.

Deep dives

Ruby Conf Mini Podcast Panel Overview

The Ruby Conf Mini Podcast Panel featured Joelle Quenville from The Bike Shed, Julie Jay from Ruby for All, Andy Crow from Chats in the Cupboard, and Drew Bragg from Code and the Coding Coders Who Coded. Panelists shared insights into their podcasting journeys and community reception.

Introduction

3min

Transition of Hosting Duties and Emphasis on Conversation Style

2min

Exploring Podcast Origins and Personal Sponsorship

2min

Podcast Learning Experiences and Guest Acquisition

13min

Creating Authentic Conversations and Community Connection in the Podcast

2min

Exploring Diverse Topics in Tech Podcasting

7min

Exploring Podcast Production and Sponsorship

2min

The Importance of Consistency and Behind-the-Scenes Fun in Podcasting

11min

About this Episode

Live from Providence, RI, it is the Rubyconf Mini Podcast Panel! Panelists from different community podcasts come together to discuss their experiences at the conference, field questions from the audience attendees and of course, mention their upcoming talks they were giving at the conference.

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