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What is the Start Over Coder? Well, that’s me! And I'm taking you along on my quest: taking up a new career as a professional developer, and pursuing financial independence. On the podcast I share all of my experiences and lessons learned, from learn-to-code resources to getting paid for your work, and all of the wins and losses along the way.
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16 minutes
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75 odcinków
od 10 marca 2017
episodic
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It’s the last episode! I’m sharing the biggest lessons I wish I knew when I first started learning to code, and also what’s still to come on the Start Over Coder journey. My Parting Advice
1. Set a clear goal from the beginning
It’s the lesson I keep coming back to (as discussed in episode 13, …
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In this episode I’m answering listener questions…ask me anything! The questions I answer in this episode are:
What kind of laptop to you use? —Ellen
What was the coding school that rejected you in episode 48? —Karl
Do you think you’d ever start a new podcast, maybe focusing more on financial i…
This week I’m sharing 2 more awesome resources for learning to code.
Chingu
Chingu is a learning community that gets you working on a dev team no matter what skill level you’re at. How it works:
Apply to join a team. Skill levels range from HTML/CSS beginners to building full stack apps. Your …
In this episode I’m wrapping up a few loose ends: the final report on my first from-scratch Node application, and a course review of Harvard’s CS50: Intro to Computer Science.
NOTE: The CS50 course review starts about 9 minutes in!
Node/Express App Part 3
To catch up from where we left off…
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Since setting a goal at the beginning of the year, I’ve made 3 attempts to get my first paid developer work. These are the big takeaways and things I’ve learned:
Know when to not accept a project, even if you’re just trying to get a foot in the door.
Get the site content from the client as earl…
This week I sat in on a status meeting with a developer team in my company. Pretty cool to see what it’s actually like to work as a developer (well, get a glimpse at least!)!
I was really glad to have had access to this experience without much effort—it was just a matter of reaching out to a VP in…
The command line is a basic necessity for any developer and I’ve gotten fairly comfortable with it since I started learning how to code. Not sure what I’m talking about? Think back to any movie/tv show with a hacker hacking away into that black computer screen, typing green text. They are most like…
I’m back from last week’s conference! How did I do with the goals I set out before going? Pretty well! Plus gained some tips for future conferences. Show Links:
Episode 67 - Pre-Conference Prep
Codeland talk links coming soon!
Junior Developer Toolbox Podcast - Making the Most of Tech Conferen…
I’m heading to a coding conference in a few days! And unlike some past events I’ve been to, this time I’m doing a bit of preparatory thinking/planning to help me make the most out of attending. I’ve set 3 goals I’d like to accomplish during the two-day conference:
ONE From all the people I meet, I…
One thing that I’ve learned can really help along the learn-to-code process is documenting as you go. Whether it’s vlogging, blogging, or a simple pen & paper, tips from your past self can be an excellent learning shortcut.
I’ve been reminded of this recently, as I believe I’ve hit another stu…
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