Loonie Engineering

Chris Naismith and Andrew Clarkson discuss when is the best time for you to start interviewing. They offer practical tips on knowing how to identify when after your bootcamp or current role is ready to move on.

Personal growth, current job satisfaction and overcoming imposter syndrome are topics discussed in this episode.

In this episode, Chris and Andrew discuss the new job that’s not all it  was cracked up to be. You’ve started your first dev role, but it’s not  going well. First your PRs aren’t being reviewed, then your questions  aren’t being answered, the threat of a PIP looms, and you feel like  you’re going to get fired. What do you do?

In this episode of Loonie Engineering, Chris and Andrew delve into maximizing your value as a junior developer.They share tips you can implement from day one in your new role such as improving documentation during on-boarding, as well as getting to know your team to get as much knowledge as possible.

In this episode of Loonie Engineering, Chris and Andrew delve into the concept of "building in public," a trend that has gained popularity among software engineers in recent years. Building in public refers to the process of openly documenting and sharing the development of a project, whether it be a product, service, or open source project.

We discuss the benefits and drawbacks of building in public, and how it can impact a software engineer's career. We also talk about the tools and platforms that are commonly used for building in public, such as blogs, social media, and live streaming.

Chris and Andrew share their experiences building in public, and get share their insights and tips for those who are considering taking the plunge. We also discuss the importance of transparency, accountability, and community in the process of building in public.

Whether you're a seasoned software engineer or just starting out, this episode is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration for anyone considering building in public.