<p>For the final episode in season 1, <a href="https://twitter.com/spences10">Scott Spence</a>, a good twitter friend, joins me to share his path into development from VBA analyst to front end coder. He's passionate about the JAM Stack and Gatsby JS and we chat about how a more streamlined, static driven web is rising up to improve both developer and user experiences alike.</p>

For the final episode in season 1, Scott Spence, a good twitter friend, joins me to share his path into development from VBA analyst to front end coder. He's passionate about the JAM Stack and Gatsby JS and we chat about how a more streamlined, static driven web is rising up to improve both developer and user experiences alike.

<p>For the final episode in season 1, <a href="https://twitter.com/spences10" rel="noopener noreferrer">Scott Spence</a>, a good twitter friend, joins me to share his path into development from VBA analyst to front end coder. He's passionate about the JAM Stack and Gatsby JS and we chat about how a more streamlined, static driven web is rising up to improve both developer and user experiences alike.</p>

Scott Spence talks VBA to front end dev, the JAM Stack and his love affair with Gatsby

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