ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Ishan Show is a podcast related to stories of software developers, entrepreneurs, and people who are doing some amazing work in their fields during or after college. I am Ishan Sharma, 18 year old Electrical Engineering student at BITS Goa, India. I spend most of my time learning content marketing, and computer science. I love reading books and solving problems. I have worked at multiple companies in front end developer, and social media marketing roles. I'm also the Founder of a podcasting service, Pod Infinity.
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Update frequency:
every 2 days
Average audio length:
19 minutes
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~61.67% of listeners are from India.
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IN
61.67%
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US
32.15%
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GB
0.88%
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AU
0.88%
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TW
0.88%
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ID
0.44%
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PT
0.44%
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FI
0.44%
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AE
0.44%
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HK
0.44%
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NG
0.44%
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CO
0.44%
Others
0.02%
* Data source: directly measured on Listen Notes. real-time
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
So, how do you become an android developer? Here's Microsoft Intern and my senior in bits goa, Arjun Bajpai on how to start android development. He gives a complete android development roadmap that you can use to get into this field. He answers questions like what programming language should you ch…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Here's a complete roadmap for students in college to learn web development. Mehul Mohan shares a structured path for you to get started with web development. Mehul started his web development journey back in 2015 and has learned a lot along the way. Here are the questions with the timestamps:…
Here's what you need to do to start learning to code consistently and avoid procrastination! This is the biggest every newbie programmer faces. They start coding but after 3-7 days forget about it and due to this they never become great at software development. Coding like any other skill com…
I started my first business at 18, which failed miserably 2 months later. And in this video, I share how it all happened. What was the problem I wanted to solve, what was my solution to the problem, how did I execute the business, how did I get the first client, what mistakes I made, what all I got…
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How to learn to code? It's the question I get asked all the time, so I made this video sharing all the resources I used to learn to code and explain my complete coding journey. I still it all started on the day of my JEE Advanced exam in May 2019 and it's been 1 and half year of me learning differe…
Riddhi Dutta shares his journey from studying Computer Science at UEM Kolkata to joining Amazon as a software developer. He is a 5 Star Codechef Competitive Coder and has also worked at Arcesium as a software developer. In this video, he give tips on how you can start learning Data structures and a…
Here's how Rohan Prasad went from a Tier 3 college to getting his job as a developer at Microsoft! He shares his complete journey and also clears many doubts that you might have on how to get started with interview preparation, data structures and algorithms, competitive coding and the importance o…
Priyanshu joins me to talk about how he learned to code as a 13 year old kid. He has learned python, javascript, react and has created multiple projects. He also creates content on his Instagram page to document his journey as kid learning new skills. He also talks about this new trend that's…
First year of college is long over and I'm well into my second year but I wanted to make this video to share with you 3 biggest life lessons I have learned from first year of college. I feel that first year at college was the best year of my life. It changed my environment, taught me tons of lesson…
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