Bytesized

Kristian talks to Nader Dabit, a software developer and trainer specializing in React Native. They discuss getting started with React Native, what the future of learning coding looks like, and how to be an effective teacher in a classroom full of programmers.

Announcing my new project, Byteconf. Developer conferences streamed on Twitch, for free, so anyone can attend.

Kristian talks to Kyle Shevlin, a software developer and podcaster. Kristian and Kyle talk about his path from pastor to software engineer, and retrospect on how they learned to program and get their first coding gigs.

Kristian talks to Lee Huffman, an SRE data center engineer formerly at GitHub. Kristian and Lee talk about working on “bare metal”, the importance of finding side gigs, and Lee’s experiences owning a live music venue.

I'm launching a Patreon to support the show! This is the first premium episode from the new patron feed - check out https://patreon.com/imkmf for more details!

Kristian talks to Dave Feldman, a software engineer and entrepreneur, researching cholesterol and the ketogenic diet.

Kristian talks to Chris Bair, the creator of the ketogenic meal replacement Keto Chow.

In the first episode of the Bytesized podcast, Kristian talks with Robert DeLuca, a staff engineer at Visa working on web accessibility.

Kristian talks to Brett Terpstra, an independent software developer, blogger, and podcaster.

Hello, and welcome to the Bytesized podcast - interviews with creative people doing interesting and inspiring things. I'm your host, Kristian Freeman.

Over the next few weeks, I'm excited for you to hear some conversations I've had with incredible software developers, educators, and thinkers - they're building incredible stuff. In this podcast, we try and dig into things like how creators stay motivated, how they share their work online, and some of the best life lessons they've received and shared with others. Most episodes are an hour or less. I think you'll really enjoy it.

You can subscribe to the Bytesized podcast on iTunes, or visit https://bytesizedpodcast.com to get a URL for your podcast app of choice.

You can follow the podcast on Twitter too: @bytesizedpod.

Thanks for checking out the show, and I think you'll really like what we have in store.