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In this episode of The Coder Career, host Cameron sits down with guest Josh to discuss their journey from careers in recruitment to becoming software engineers. They discuss the motivations that led them to make the switch, the challenges they faced along the way, and the valuable lessons they learned. They also talk about what they would do differently if they could go back in time and give advice to others who are considering a similar career change. This episode is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration for anyone considering a career in software engineering.

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In this episode of The Coder Career, Cameron and Marc delve into the world of indie hacking and the concept of learning as you go. They discuss their own experiences as self-taught programmers and the challenges they faced along the way. Marc is the founder of multiple software startups, including "Habits Garden", his latest venture.

The duo shares valuable insights and tips on how to effectively teach yourself to code, including the importance of finding a good learning resource and setting achievable goals. They also discuss the concept of "failing fast" and how it can be a powerful tool for growth and learning.

Cameron and Marc also talk about what they would do differently if they had to learn to code all over again. They discuss if it's important to stay current with new technologies and the benefits of seeking out mentors or joining a community of like-minded individuals.

Whether you're a beginner looking to get started in the world of programming or a seasoned pro looking for some inspiration and guidance, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and join Cameron and Marc as they navigate the exciting world of indie hacking and learning as you go.

Contact Marc:

https://twitter.com/marc_louvion

https://habitsgarden.com/

50Hacks.co

http://VisualizeHabit.com

http://GamifyList.com

DecisionGame.co

BooksCalculator.com

http://Mood2Movie.com

Contact Cam:

https://www.cameronblackwood.com/content

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Today's guest is James Heggs. Tech Returners Co-Founder and Dad to Eoghan, James is a graduate in Software Engineering and has spent over 13 years working in the North West's tech sector in a range of roles from software engineer to head of development, as well as being a DevOps consultant for both public and private sector businesses. James is also a Tech Coach delivering technical teaching and support across the Your Return To Tech and DevOps Up-skill programmes. A keen advocate for tech in the North West, James also co-organises the Devops Manchester Meet Up designed to bring the DevOps community together. He is also a previous holder of the Made in Manchester Awards Technology Professional of the Year.

Contact James

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jheggs/

https://twitter.com/eggsy84

James' Content:

• Funded DevOps Liverpool Up-skill
  • Business looking to train staff - https://www.techreturners.com/programmes/devops-upskill/business/
  • Individual looking to up-skill into DevOps role - https://techreturners.pinpointhq.com/jobs/78018
• Your Return to Tech Programme - https://www.techreturners.com/programmes/your-return-to-tech

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Alex Booker is a software engineer from the UK working as the content lead for Scrimba. Alex joins The Coder Career to discuss how he broke into the industry, what people can do in 2022 to better their skills, and how you can learn them at Scrimba!

Cam Links:

https://mobile.twitter.com/camblackwood95

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-blackwood/

Alex Links:

Twitter

YouTube

LinkedIn

Day in the life - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZBXoU-pHoo

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What Really is Kubernetes? It's a question that's asked every day quietly by engineers and recruiters! Colin and Cam come on the show today to explain just what it is, and why it's so important, and why you should consider adding it to your toolbox!

Thanks to the University of Birmingham's frontend bootcamp for sponsoring the show. Apply for their free course here

Links Discussed:

TechWorld With Nana 

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Guillaume Duhan (aka CodeWithGuillaume) is a software engineer and CTO from France. Guillaume joins The Coder Career to discuss breaking into technology by accident after helping out his friends with their blogs, the importance of UI frameworks and the ability to create products quickly as a frontend developer and how he’s trying to help people with his YouTube channel!

We also dabble a little in the French tech scene and how it’s quietly become one of the biggest forces in Europe - is public policy or private sector innovation the secret?

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Guillaume Links:

Twitter

YouTube

LinkedIn

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Dan Bruce joins The Coder Career podcast to discuss his journey from an Economics degree to discovering Computer Science, creating Android apps and finally setting up a business that led to a successful exit!

Contact Dan: Twitter

Contact Cam:Twitter

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Coding isn't always software engineering, and here's why! 

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Phil McParlane is a Software Engineer, come Data Scientist, with 10+ years of industry experience. Phil completed a PhD in Computer Science at Glasgow University before working at Microsoft and Solarwinds. Following this, Phil left to build his own startup http://4dayweek.io, the job board for jobs with a better work-life balance.

Contact/Follow Phil:

• Personal Twitter: 
• Company Twitter: 
• Personal linkedin: 
• https://4dayweek.io/

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