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Jess’s Bio: Jess Chadwick is a software developer and technologist with over fifteen years of development experience ranging from embedded devices in start-ups to enterprise-scale solutions in Fortune 25s. He is an ASPInsider and a magazine and book author with O’Reilly publishing, as well as several courses on Lynda.com including Up and Running with ASP.NET […]
Kevin’s Bio: Kevin Mack is a developer, designer, and consultant. His area of focus is on creating user interfaces and experiences for large-scaling websites. Kevin is also a co-founder and co-organizer of The Columbus Web Group where he actively participates in growing and educating the community centered around design, development, best practices and standards for […]
Edward’s Bio: Edward Stull works as a user experience (UX) designer and researcher in Columbus, Ohio. He has held positions in large traditional agencies, mid-size system integration firms, small design studios, as well as a one-person consulting practice. He has worn many hats during his career. Thus, his background grants an uncommon perspective into how […]
Sarah’s Bio: Sarah is a Ruby and JavaScript developer based in San Francisco, California. As the Chief Consultant at DevMynd Software, she spends most of her time pairing with her clients’ developers, helping level up their team. Her particular areas of interest are Object-Oriented Programming, service refactorings, growing teams, and inter-developer dynamics. She has written about my experiences pair programming and […]
Happy Learning! Arsalan: Today, on our discussion panel we have Jeff Johnson and Edward Stull. I’m really excited about this discussion panel because it’s going to be about building a team and doing the hiring, but from two different perspectives. Jeff is on an upward trajectory but is still fairly new to the industry. Jeff […]
Sarah’s Bio: Sarah is a Ruby and JavaScript developer based in San Francisco, California. As the Chief Consultant at DevMynd Software, she spends most of her time pairing with her clients’ developers, helping level up their team. Her particular areas of interest are Object-Oriented Programming, service refactorings, growing teams, and inter-developer dynamics. She has written about my experiences pair programming and […]
Listen to Episode 21 of the Mentoring Developers podcast to see what our panelists have to say about all the above questions and more. You might find nuggets of wisdom and advice to carry you forward in your career. Happy Learning! Thanks for Listening! Do you have some feedback or some advice for us or […]
Glenn’s Bio: By day Glenn Block works at Splunk making it easier for developers to work with Big Data as he drives the development of Splunk’s Dev platform. By night, Glenn is an active maintainer and contributor of several OSS projects including scripts (https://github.com/scriptcs/scri…). He is a polyglot with his most recent favorite language being […]
Hello dear listeners! I’m your host Arsalan and I am really glad you could join me in Episode 19. This episode will be different from the first 18 episodes and we will look back at the way the podcast has gone in 2015 and where it’s going in 2016. Please let me know if you […]
Sara’s Bio: Sara Inés Calderón is a journalist and writer who lives between Texas and California. Follow her on Twitter @SaraChicaD. Episode Transcript and Show Notes: Arsalan: Today we have Sara Ines Calderon with us. How are you doing today? Sara: Hi. I’m doing well. Thank you so much for having me. Arsalan: It’s exciting to […]
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Are you a new software developer? Or maybe you are thinking about jumping into a career in technology or software engineering but are not sure if you are cut out for it? Do you sometimes wonder if you need to go to college to get a job working in technology? Do you want to hear stories from people just like you who are struggling or struggled at the start of their careers and can give you invaluable tips and advice on how to overcome your situation and get ahead?
Learn from people just like you and be in the company of people who have all been there and they have great words of wisdom for you. Empathy for the struggles of a new or aspiring software developer is the theme of the Mentoring Developers podcast. We highlight the struggles women and minorities go through to be recognized as valuable team members and leaders in the world of technology. We show you how to find a mentor and how to be a good mentor. THIS is the platform for you - if you are one of the millions who are embarking on a journey towards making a very good living and getting ahead as software developers. Welcome! Thank you for listening ❤