The Entrepreneurial Coder Podcast

Josh talks about his experience building CSS for JavaScript Developers, a comprehensive course that helps JavaScript devs become confident with CSS that sold almost $600k in the first week. He talks about his process for building it, how he went about marketing, and more. Josh also talks about how he became proficient with web design and how people can take a similar approach.

Gonto talks about his journey leading marketing at Auth0 up until its acquisition to Okta for $6.5b. He's now the co-founder of a sweat-equity advisory, Hypergrowth Partners. Gonto talks about how bootstrappers and indie devs can apply the marketing practices of large companies, where to focus sales and marketing effort, and how to increase your chances of being more successful in

Monica talks about her journey building Affilimate, a SaaS product that provides a unified dashboard and content analytics for affiliates. She also talks about her other products including Blogging for Devs, an email course and newsletter that teaches developers how to be effective with their blogs.

Arvid talks about his experience building and selling FeedbackPanda, a SaaS product that helps English teachers save time and earn more money. He goes into detail about how he and his partner came up with the idea for the product, how they validated it, and how they brought it up to $55k/month before selling it. Arvid also talks about his book "Zero to Sold", a guide which helps bo

Michael talks about his experience consistently getting on the front page of Hacker News. One example of where he's done so is his product TinyPilot, a remote server administration device. He talks about the benefits of ranking on Hacker News, which topics will be of interest to readers, the best way to engage with Hacker News users, and more.

Hassan talks about his experience building and selling UltraShock Gaming, a game marketing startup. He goes into detail about how he built it while being in school and how he approached selling it. He also talks about productivity and how you can use tools like calendars to your advantage to be more productive.

Kyle Mathews talks about his experience building Gatsby as an open source project and starting a venture-backed company around it. He goes into detail about the ups and downs of a high-growth startup and how you might be able to tell if it's the right choice for you. Kyle also talks about what's involved with raising money from investors, his specific challenges as the CEO of Gatsb

Shawn Wang (aka swyx) chats about his experience writing and publishing his book, The Coding Career Handbook. He goes into detail about the challenges he encountered, how he learned from other people's launches, and how he was able to successfully launch the book and make it into something that provides meaningful revenue. He also talks about how to sustain revenue for your product

Peter talks about his entrepreneurial journey leading up to now being the co-founder and CTO of Draftbit, a platform that helps teams build React Native and Expo apps visually. He talks about the benefits of working with and building a team as opposed to being a solopreneur and the mindset shift he went through when switching. Peter also talks about the challenges he has encountere

Greg talks about his journey writing and publishing his book, Code Your Way Up: Rise to the Challenge of Software Leadership. He talks about his purpose behind writing the book, how he went about publishing and marketing it, and how he even got a quote from Seth Godin. Greg gets into detail about the upside of working with a publisher vs self-publishing.