Web of Tomorrow

Richard Feldman has spent years using and teaching Elm and wouldn't want to use anything else at this point. Learn about why he likes it so much and how you can learn from him and his new book, Elm in Action.

Dave and Jamison host the Soft Skills Engineering podcast. Jamison talks about how he got into coding, and they talk about how they met and why they started the podcast, as well as the Dunning–Kruger effect, and React Rally.

Jens shares what accessibility is, why it's important for everyone, and how it can increase your business revenue.

Cassidy is really into mechanical keybards. She talks about how she got into keyboards, some keyboard vocabulary, and the Scrabble keycaps she launched on Massdrop.

Jason talks about his experience teaching SQL at a dev bootcamp and why he does it.

Safia and I talk about how she got into computers, her startup, how she uses pen and paper for productivity, and a recent event where she received a lot of hate online.

It's common to hear jokes about PHP being a terrible programming language, but it powers most of the web. I talked with Sammy Powers, host of PHP Roundtable, to see what we can learn from languages like PHP>

Kent C. Dodds has accomplished a lot in a short amount of time in his career.

You don't have a ton of time to devote to your side project. You can use this side project checklist to learn how to actually launch a product from start to finish.

I talked with Jake about being an author and software engineer. He shares his journey of becoming an author and getting selected to have his first book published through the Kindle Scout program. And he talks about his new book, Vagrants.