Build and Deploy with Liz Moy

Maayan Albert is a creative technologist and software engineer who built a visual programming environment taking inspiration from artboards in graphic design software. In this episode we talk about the motivation and process behind making, Stamper an alternative editor for p5.js.

Julia Evans is a programmer and author who creates delightful zines about computers called Wizard Zines. Her latest issue focuses on containers, so we chatted about important concepts around containers, and how she decides what goes into a zine. You can purchase her zines at wizardzines.com.

Functional programming enthusiast Vaibhav Sagar uses Haskell in his day job, but likes to write it for fun projects, too. In this episode, we talk about a project he spun up to get Haskell running in the browser using Reflex platform and deploying to Glitch.

Danielle Baskin is a product designer, situation designer, visual artist, and the CEO of Dialup, a voice-based social network that connects people serendipitously in phone calls. We talked about a project she recently launched called PartyLine, an experience that pairs you in a voice-chat with someone in any state to have a conversation about political topics.

Char Stiles and Chirag Davé are artists and livecoders who use code to make real-time music and visuals at events called algoraves. The two creators talk about making CARL, an augmented reality app that algoravers can use to become immersed in the experience.

Jeremy is one of the co-founders of programming education not-for-profit Exercism.io, which offers a free open-source learning platform with thousands of exercises spread across over 50 language tracks — including automated and human mentoring. We talked about the importance of mentoring in the learning process and why he wants to write his own programming language (and everything in-between).

Christine Sunu is a maker who designs and builds technology with emotive, human-centered interfaces. We talked about fuzzy lifelike critter robots she's built, a breadbot that's a fitness tracker for your sourdough starter, and much much more. Check out how to build your own breadbot at sourd.io

Nicole He is a Brooklyn-based game developer and creative technologist who uses code to write voice-controlled programs and other fun, weird games and experiences. Liz chats with her about a guide she wrote to teach others how to build a SMS bot using Google Sheets and Twilio in about 30 minutes with no coding required. Try it at sms-bot.info

Build and Deploy with Liz Moy is a curiosity-driven podcast that looks at the creative people who make stuff with code and shares their processes behind projects.