Develop Yourself

Ryan Talbert, author of 101 Tips: TypeScript, React, and JavaScript, shares his journey from non-tech background to software engineer, discussing mastering coding, hot takes on TypeScript, JavaScript landscape, personal branding for developers on LinkedIn, and the importance of choosing programming languages based on local market demands.

I’m going to break down the strategy that took me from an underpaid, mediocre developer to an engineering leader through a series of strategic job hops.Send us a textShameless Plugs 👉 Build Your First Website in 30 minutes 👈 ✉️ Got a question you want answered on the pod? Drop it here 🧑‍💻 Apply for 1 of 12 spots at Parsity - Become a full stack AI developer in 6-9 months.

Learn about the importance of learning ReactJS and NextJS in 2024, server side rendering vs client side rendering, and resources to help you master these frameworks. Explore the benefits of integrating Next.js with React, fundamental JavaScript skills for developers, and creating reusable components in React and Next.js. Discover how mastering JavaScript basics can enhance your career development.

As an engineering manager I've had the privilege of promoting engineers on my team and offering people their first role in tech. It's one of the most rewarding parts of the job. Besides all the meetings of course... that's the icing on the cake 😉.Unfortunately, I've also had the not so fun task of promoting people OUT of the team 😬. I've also spoken to a few junior developers who finally landed their first role.... then got fired.We will explore the top 2 reasons I've seen people get canned and what you can do to avoid this unfortunate scenario.If you are a developer and already know how to code - check out this set of challenges and community I made for you: javascriptprosapp.comSend us a textShameless Plugs 👉 Build Your First Website in 30 minutes 👈 ✉️ Got a question you want answered on the pod? Drop it here 🧑‍💻 Apply for 1 of 12 spots at Parsity - Become a full stack AI developer in 6-9 months.

Vanessa Vun shares her inspiring journey from lab scientist to software engineer at 35. She discusses challenges of transitioning careers, job search strategies, and technical interviews. She also highlights the unique experiences of women over 35 in the tech industry and debates JavaScript vs TypeScript in the workplace.

Exploring the limitations of AI in coding, debunking sensationalized AI claims, navigating through misinformation on social media, and using AI as a tool to enhance coding skills - all discussed in this intriguing podcast episode.

Guest Ilya Dorman challenges traditional coding education, emphasizing personalized learning strategies. Topics include overcoming mental blocks, imposter syndrome, prioritizing fit in first job, unlocking developer job market, and navigating software development realities.

Congratulations! You landed your first software engineering role.Now an entirely new and much longer game begins.I remember the feelings of joy when I got hired and then my anxiety kicked in:"What will they expect me to know?""Will I get laughed out of the room?""Am I gonna get fired?!"Let's explore what you can expect on your first day, week and month as a developer and how to use your n00b status to your advantage 😎.Send us a textShameless Plugs 👉 Build Your First Website in 30 minutes 👈 ✉️ Got a question you want answered on the pod? Drop it here 🧑‍💻 Apply for 1 of 12 spots at Parsity - Become a full stack AI developer in 6-9 months.

Exploring key technologies highlighted in the Stack Overflow Survey of 2023, benefits of coding boot camps, evaluating online learning platforms like Udemy, evolution of software engineers, and guidance on enhancing hireability as a web developer

Explore the benefits of creating side projects, starting with API data and minimal features. Learn about user flow, technology choices, and practical knowledge. Dive into project management, planning, and hosting on AWS for career growth.