It took about five years before Dan landed his dream coding job. He shares the many ups and downs of his coding journey.

Intuit engineer, Rocio Montes, guides us through the world of quality, and shares why she's so passionate about quality engineering.

Suz Hinton introduces us to the world of open source hardware. She shares interesting projects, both artistic and functional, and breaks down the steps it takes to create a hardware product.

Kevin Scott tells us all about his day-to-day, how he ended up as the CTO of Microsoft, and shares his thoughts on the value of computer science degrees.

Angela Andrews hosted her first coding workshop at her dining room table. Since then, she's hosted a number of coding workshops. She shares how she puts on these workshops and how being a newbie herself has helped her be a better teacher.

Michael started his career as a glass blower for movies and tv shows. He shares how he taught himself to code, and the one-year job search that landed him the developer job he has today.

Kathryn's participated in dozens of hackathons as a student, and shares all the ways hackathons have helped her in her professional coding career.

We talk to Parker Phinney, creator of Interview Cake, on what to expect in an interview and what to do when you feel like you don't know what you're doing.

Kasey shares her experiences as a coding apprentice and graduate of Launch Code, a non-profit that helps you launch your tech career through apprenticeships.

We talk to Seán Hanson about what it means to be a quiet developer and how passion doesn't always have to be loud.